Samsung Smart AR Glasses will be launched at the Galaxy Unpacked event, so there will be plenty of exciting features available, from digital payment to camera.

Technical News Office – Samsung is set to make a big announcement at Galaxy Unpacked 2025, where it will unveil prototypes of its augmented reality (AR) glasses. The tech giant is expected to enter the augmented reality market after years of rumors. However, no specific information about the glass has been revealed. Early reports have given specific information about what can be found in the Samsung device. Tell us about Samsung AR Glasses.

According to the Yonhap news agency, Samsung Electronics is preparing to present a prototype of AR glasses via a photo or video as early as 2025. This information comes after years of rumors, leaks and patents appearing online, raising expectations regarding the company’s smart glasses project. It’s clear that Samsung is gearing up to compete in the growing field of augmented reality, with its prototype expected to provide a preview of features to come.

price of samsung ar glasses
There is no information on the pricing of the Samsung AR glasses yet, but the price of the Samsung AR glasses is expected to be similar to Meta’s device, available in India for around Rs 35,000. Samsung is expected to reveal more details during the unveiling of the official prototype.

Samsung AR Glasses Specifications
The Samsung AR glasses are expected to be as light as the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, which weigh around 50 grams. These glasses are designed to be more than just a stylish accessory, with features such as gesture recognition, facial recognition and integrated payment functions. Samsung AR glasses are expected to offer better functions than meta glasses, especially in terms of user interaction. Samsung is partnering with companies like Qualcomm and Google starting February 2023 to produce AR glasses. These glasses are rumored to have a 155 mAh battery. These glasses have a 12 megapixel main camera.

However, it is worth noting that Samsung AR glasses are not expected to have a screen, which would make the device lighter and more compact. While Meta has a glass screen. Google’s Gemini AI assistant can support tasks like payment, QR code recognition, gesture recognition, and facial recognition, making these glasses a better device for everyday use.