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.
SammyGuru uncovered a bunch of new details around Samsung’s first Android XR glasses this week including the key specs. While it varies by style, Samsung’s glasses will weigh as little as 41g, over 10g lighter than the nearest Ray-Ban Meta glasses with a camera, and still lighter than the new audio-only styles by a couple of grams.
Powering Samsung’s Android XR glasses you’ll find:
- Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip
- 2GB of RAM
- 64GB of storage
- 9-hour battery (72 hours with case)
- 12MP camera: 3K video, 30fps
- Two speakers, four microphones
The battery life and cameras match the latest generation of Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
On the compatibility side, Samsung’s Android XR glasses will have basic functionality across Android phones and iPhone, but certain Galaxy-only features require One UI 9 (Android 17) on your phone and Wear OS 7 on Galaxy Watch.
As far as styles go, Samsung’s partnerships with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker are set to deliver a lot of different choices. There are three frame styles from Warby Parker – Alden (rounded), Reid (square-ish), and Wren (cateye-ish).
Meanwhile, Gentle Monster has six frame styles ranging from rectangular to a slim oval.
Both brands have different color options for the frames and the lenses, with Warby Parker having black, brown, and green colors, but Gentle Monster offering a lot more with gray, purple, burgundy, brown, and other color options to pick from.
Pricing and a firm release date for any of this remains unclear, but this latest leak does also mention that Gentle Monster, at least, will be offering its glasses with prescription lenses. Other reports have pinned a November 2026 release date.
More on Android XR:
- XREAL Aura with Android XR start at $1,279
- Samsung reportedly confirms November launch for first Android XR glasses
- Samsung’s first Android XR glasses with a color display may launch in late 2027
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