Smart glasses

Woke him up quickly in the morning but never improved his sleep, so he stopped using them.

The first face-worn tech that convinced him, with a bright private display and useful apps, but at $800 and with limited software he would…

Interesting autopilot reading mode, but low resolution, a fiddly remote and clunky AI mean it makes little sense for most people.

Just open-ear speakers in a glasses frame that leak sound, so he says to buy earphones instead.

The first product in its category that delivers on its promise, with surprisingly good photos; 9/10.

Cool electrochromic tinting, but the audio is tiny and leaky and the concept is a bit strange.

Rated 3 out of 10 as a superpower, though the idea of a display on the eye is impressive.

AR glasses that project a holographic pacer to race against, rated 7 out of 10.

Clever circular video idea, but the vending-machine-only launch killed the hype, so a 3 out of 10 fail.

Promising smart glasses concept, but he says the execution is not quite there yet.

Arrived too early, and paying fifteen hundred dollars to beta test something worse than a phone did not appeal.

Mentioned as a Huawei oddity with built-in speakers and dual noise-cancelling microphones, with no verdict.

Normal-looking sunglasses with bone conduction audio that keep your ears open to your surroundings.