Solos has announced two new smart glasses at the Smart Glasses Summit in Hong Kong. The new models, AirGo A5 and AirGo V2, are designed to bring AI-powered wearable tech into everyday use. According to the brand, the launch marks a step forward in making smart eyewear more functional, stylish, and integrated into daily routines.

Solos AirGo A5, V2 key features

The AirGo A5 is designed for audio-first experiences. It features a lightweight frame, built-in voice assistant activation using “Hey Solos,” and upgraded directional audio for private conversations and better sound in noisy settings. It also supports seamless power-on and power-off, plus natural voice interactions for everyday tasks. The A5 is compatible with previous AirGo 3 frames, offering an easy upgrade path for existing users.

Meanwhile, the AirGo V2 is a visual-focused model with a 16-megapixel camera, electronic image stabilization, and the ability to live stream via low-power Wi-Fi. A second-generation update, it includes SolosChat 3.0 – a multi-modal AI experience combining text, audio, image, and video to engage with platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek. The V2 retains the same directional audio and wake word features as the A5, but adds live video capabilities and a compact design for on-the-go use.

Pricing and availability

The AirGo A5 will be available for pre-order in August 2025, priced at $249. The AirGo V2 is set to launch in Q4 2025 and will retail for $299). Both glasses feature modular designs with swappable batteries and frames and will be available through Solos’ official website. The brand is also collaborating with SDK partners to expand its smart glasses platform across accessibility and healthcare use cases.

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Solos, a company specializing in smart glasses, has launched the AirGo Vision. These smart glasses boast the distinction of being the first to integrate OpenAI’s latest large language model, GPT-4o.

Solos AirGo Vision Specifications:

The AirGo Vision is equipped with a built-in camera, allowing users to capture their surroundings and leverage GPT-4o’s capabilities to identify objects and answer questions about them. This integration offers hands-free interaction with the world and access to information, similar to the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.

Solos highlights the AirGo Vision’s compatibility with other prominent AI models such as Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude. This compatibility broadens the potential for functionalities, such as requesting directions, summarizing shopping experiences, or obtaining recipes through voice commands.

The AirGo Vision incorporates LED notification lights within the frame. These lights serve a dual purpose: alerting users to incoming messages and functioning as a flash for taking photos with the built-in camera. Notably, unlike competitor products like Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, the AirGo Vision currently lacks video recording capabilities.

One unique aspect of the AirGo Vision is the detachable camera. Unlike most smart glasses where the camera is embedded within the frame, Solos has opted for a design where the camera is part of the arm. This design choice offers users more flexibility and potentially a more traditional look when desired. Users also have the option to purchase additional frames. Even without the camera, the glasses retain their AI functionalities through audio input.

While a specific release date hasn’t been announced, Solos confirms the AirGo Vision will launch later this year. Pricing details for the glasses with the camera are yet to be revealed. However, the company is offering separate LED-only frames in three styles available for purchase on their website next month, priced at $249.99 each.

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