Samsung Galaxy Glasses ('Jinju') Leaked: Specs, Pricing, and Release DetAIls
Fresh leaks from Android Headlines have revealed the first images of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Glasses, internally codenamed "Jinju." The device bears a striking resemblance to Meta's screen-less Ray-Ban smart glasses, signaling Samsung's aggressive entry into the AI wearable market.
Release Timeline and Pricing
While initial rumors suggested a potential unveiling at the Google I/O conference in May, industry insiders now point to Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event in July 2026 as the likely launch window. The "Jinju" model is expected to be priced between $379 and $499, positioning it as a direct competitor to the SECond-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
While initial rumors suggested a potential unveiling at the Google I/O conference in May, industry insiders now point to Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event in July 2026 as the likely launch window. The "Jinju" model is expected to be priced between $379 and $499, positioning it as a direct competitor to the SECond-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
Hardware Specifications
The Galaxy Glasses prioritize a Lightweight, everyday design over augmented reality visuals. Key hardware features include:
The Galaxy Glasses prioritize a Lightweight, everyday design over augmented reality visuals. Key hardware features include:
Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform.
Camera: A 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 sensor for first-person photography and AI vision.
Audio: Bone conduction speakers for private audio without blocking ambient sound.
Battery: A compACT 155mAh battery.
Display: Notably, this model features no built-in display, relying instead on voice interaction and audio feedback.
Samsung's Two-Pronged strategy
Samsung APPears to be adopting a dual-product strategy. While "Jinju" targets the mass market as an AI audio camera, a high-end model codenamed "Haean" is in development. Scheduled for a 2027 release, "Haean" is expected to feature advanced Micro-LED display Technology and a higher Price Tag of $600 to $900, aiming to rival future display-equipped wearables from Meta.
Samsung APPears to be adopting a dual-product strategy. While "Jinju" targets the mass market as an AI audio camera, a high-end model codenamed "Haean" is in development. Scheduled for a 2027 release, "Haean" is expected to feature advanced Micro-LED display Technology and a higher Price Tag of $600 to $900, aiming to rival future display-equipped wearables from Meta.
Ecosystem and competition
The Galaxy Glasses will run on the Android XR operating system, leverAGIng the strategic partnership between Samsung and Google. This move significantly strengthens the Android XR ecosystem, which already includes partners like Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. As Samsung prepares to launch its first smart glasses, the competition in the AI wearable space is set to intensify.
The Galaxy Glasses will run on the Android XR operating system, leverAGIng the strategic partnership between Samsung and Google. This move significantly strengthens the Android XR ecosystem, which already includes partners like Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. As Samsung prepares to launch its first smart glasses, the competition in the AI wearable space is set to intensify.
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