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Samsung’s first Android XR glasses leak in 25 styles alongside 9-hour battery, specs [Gallery]

Samsung’s first Android XR glasses are right around the corner and, ahead of launch, another leak reveals every style you’ll be able to buy. more…

Samsung’s first Android XR glasses leak in 25 styles alongside 9-hour battery, specs [Gallery]

Samsung's first Android XR glasses are on the horizon, and a recent leak has unveiled all the styles available for purchase. SammyGuru shared new details about these glasses, including their specifications. The weight of the glasses varies between 41g and slightly over 10g, making them lighter than Ray-Ban Meta glasses with a camera and by a couple of grams than the new audio-only styles.

Samsung's Android XR glasses are powered by a battery similar to the latest generation of Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The compatibility of the glasses with devices is as follows: basic functionality will be available across Android phones and iPhones, but Galaxy-only features will require One UI 9 (Android 17) on your phone and Wear OS 7 on Galaxy Watch.

In terms of styles, Samsung has partnered with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker to offer a wide range of choices. Warby Parker provides three frame styles: Alden (rounded), Reid (square-ish), and Wren (cateye-ish). Gentle Monster, on the other hand, offers six frame styles, ranging from rectangular to a slim oval. Both brands have various color options for the frames and lenses, with Warby Parker offering black, brown, and green colors.

Gentle Monster, however, boasts a wider range of colors, including gray, purple, burgundy, and brown, among others.

The pricing and a specific release date remain undisclosed. However, it is mentioned that Gentle Monster will be offering its glasses with prescription lenses. Other reports suggest a potential November 2026 release date.

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