Halliday Glasses are meant to be an all-round help | photo: Halliday
Halliday Glasses enter the world with the ambition to redefine what wearable devices can offer. Thanks to artificial intelligence and innovative control via the touch ring, these glasses promise to bring comfort and real functionality that users have not known before. The product is expected to go on sale at the end of the first quarter of 2025.
The world’s smallest display and AI
One of the main attractions of Halliday Glasses is a technology called DigiWindow, which, according to the manufacturer, represents the smallest and lightest image display module in the world. This miniature display is located in the upper right corner of the glasses and displays information in the form of a 3.5-inch screen directly in the user’s field of vision. The module is designed to remain readable even in direct sunlight and can be used both with and without prescription lenses.
The glasses are also equipped with an AI assistant that proactively responds to the user’s needs. Can analyze ongoing conversations, answer questions or summarize key points during meetings. Another function is, for example, transcription of notes, navigation or real-time translations in up to 40 languages.
Halliday Glasses will bring a lot of possibilities | photo: Halliday
Unique control method
Halliday Glasses control should be as variable as possible. In addition to voice commands and integrated controls on the glasses frame, it also offers a unique ring with a touch surface. This enables discreet control of the glasses’ functions. The manufacturer has not yet shared details about how to charge the ring or the options for choosing its design.
The glasses weigh just 35 grams and have a battery that lasts up to eight hours, which is ideal for all-day wear. They are available in three colors: matte black, tortoise and amber.
The first truly usable smart glasses?
Compared to competitors such as Meta Ray-Ban or Solos AirGo Vision, Halliday Glasses are more expensive, but at the same time significantly more advanced thanks to the integrated AI and display. The price will be set between 399 and 499 dollars (roughly 9,800 – 12,500 CZK without VAT). This feature pack is primarily aimed at professionals and tech enthusiasts who will appreciate the added value.
Halliday Glasses show what smart glasses could look like in the future. The combination of state-of-the-art technology with minimalist design and variable control is the promise that wearable electronics will become an integral part of our daily lives. If Halliday lives up to its promises, this product will be one of the most innovative devices of 2025.
Source: mobilizujeme.cz
