Samsung has confirmed that its intelligent eyewear will go on sale in the United States and South Korea on December 10, with pre-orders open. The collection was developed with Google and has Gemini built in, and it comes in 30 designs from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Samsung first previewed the project around Google I/O and unveiled the Android XR glasses in July, before a date or price was set.

Pre-orders are open ahead of the December 10 release

Gentle Monster has 16 variations across six frame styles, and Warby Parker has 14 based on three designs, in a range of shapes, colors, sizes, and lens treatments. The frames weigh around 41 grams. In the U.S., Warby Parker frames start at $395 and Gentle Monster frames range from $449 to $489, with Gentle Monster also going on sale in Korea.

With Gemini built in, wearers can ask about what they see, capture a whiteboard for a summary in Samsung Notes, translate a menu, or get turn-by-turn directions from Google Maps. Notifications can be grouped and summarized, read aloud, and answered by voice, so calls and messages can be handled without pulling out a phone.

Specs, battery life and phone compatibility

A 12-megapixel HDR camera supplies visual context for Gemini and shoots photos and video, with open-ear speakers and a four-microphone array. Powered by the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform, the glasses last up to nine hours on a charge, or up to 72 hours with a fully charged case.

The glasses work with Galaxy S, S FE, Z Fold, Flip, and Fold Ultra phones on One UI 9.0 or later, Pixel 7 and later with the September 2026 Android 17 update, and iPhone 13 and later with at least 6GB of RAM on iOS 26.6 or later. Bixby works only with Galaxy phones. An LED, inner light, and sound mark when the camera is recording, and capture stops if the LED is covered or fails.

The eyewear will be sold through Warby Parker’s retail and online stores and Gentle Monster’s online store, with demonstrations at select Samsung stores from December 10. It is intended for users aged 18 and over, and visuals collected by Gemini are not used for AI model training or ad targeting.

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