Report: Apple is testing four designs for its smart glasses
According to Bloomberg, Apple's first smart glasses will go on sale in 2027, with no display but with cameras and Siri.
What was reported
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple plans to sell its first smart glasses in 2027, with a possible unveiling at the end of 2026.
Four designs
- A large rectangular frame.
- A slimmer rectangular frame.
- A larger oval or circular frame.
- A smaller oval or circular frame.
Colors under consideration: black, ocean blue and light brown.
What they'll do
- No displays.
- Take photos and video, using oval camera lenses.
- Take calls and play music.
- Work with the upgraded Siri.
Note
This is a report, not an official announcement. If accurate, the glasses would compete directly with Ray-Ban Meta.
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