According to the Halliday startup, this product will officially launch after the CES 2025, with a plan to deliver by the end of the first quarter of 2025. The expected selling price ranges from 399 to 499 USD, higher than competitors such as Meta Ray-Bans (299 USD) or Solos AirGo Vision.
The highlight of Halliday Glasses is DigiWindow, a super-small display modular located in the upper right corner of the glass case. This screen allows users to view information in the form of a 3.5-inch screen without obstructing visibility. Regardless of whether the user needs glasses to adjust his vision or not, the information is still clear, even under strong sunlight.
Halliday Glasses' main support is the proactive artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that not only analyzes conversations but also provides answers and additional information without requests. In meetings, AI can automatically answer complex questions, summarize key contents, and take meeting notes.
This smart glasses also integrates many modern features such as real-time translation with 40 languages, live guidance, converting voice to text, and displaying synchronized lyrics when listening to music. Users can also view and respond to messages, create audio notes, or use glasses as a textbook.
Halliday Glasses connect to a smartphone via Bluetooth to power AI features, but details about the AI model or additional costs have not been released. The information displayed on the glasses can only be seen by users and can be controlled through voice commands, touchscreen bracelets, or a trackpad integrated ring.
Weighing only 35 grams, the glasses provide up to eight hours of battery life and come in two color versions: Dark or hillside. The compact design and advanced technology make Halliday Glasses an attractive choice for customers who love comfort and modernity.
