Renders of Samsung’s long-rumoured Galaxy Glasses have appeared in a short video that gives us an interesting look at the company’s first Android XR smart glasses.
Shared by SamMobile, the 27-second clip focuses on the glasses’ design rather than their software. Nevertheless, it shows hardware details that previous leaks haven’t shown this clearly before. This doesn’t look like an official video, more likely a generated video based on leaks.
The video shows a fairly understated design with square lenses and slim arms. This look is closer to a regular pair of glasses than many existing smart glasses.
A touch-sensitive area appears on the right temple, alongside a dedicated power button, while an LED indicator is also visible.
On the opposite side sits what appears to be a built-in camera. Consequently, this suggests Samsung is leaning into both mixed reality and everyday photography features.
While the leaked video doesn’t reveal any new specifications, it lines up with previous reports about what will power the wearable. The Galaxy Glasses are expected to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon AR1 platform and pair with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity to link with compatible devices.
The timing of the leak is also notable. Samsung will likely unveil – or at least tease – the Galaxy Glasses during its next Galaxy Unpacked event in London on July 22, alongside its latest foldable phones and wearables. This will also see the launch of the much-rumoured wide Galaxy Fold.
Although Samsung has yet to officially confirm the smart glasses, the appearance of this video suggests the launch isn’t far away. If the leaks are accurate, the Galaxy Glasses could become one of the first mainstream devices to showcase Google’s Android XR platform.
This would give Samsung a direct competitor to the growing number of AI-powered smart glasses entering the market.
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