Lenovo AI Glasses V1
Lenovo's Visual AI Glasses V1 are making waves as the lightest full-function AI and AR smart glasses on the market, tipping the scales at just 38 grams, edging out Rokid's previous record by a featherweight 10 grams. Unveiled in China this week, these sleek specs blend everyday eyewear comfort with cutting-edge augmented reality, powered by Lenovo's proprietary Tianxi AI assistant. At a launch price of CNY 3,999, pre-orders are live now, with full availability hitting JD.com on November 9.
Samarth Arora, posting on X via @Technifyzer, announced that Lenovo has launched the AI Glasses V1, featuring a 2000 nits display, live translation, and teleprompter mode.
What sets them apart? A resin diffraction light waveguide display cranks up to 2000 nits of peak brightness for crisp, sunlight-readable overlays, with 1.8mm-thick lenses and a generous 15×11mm eye box that keeps visuals steady even if you shift your gaze.
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No bulky camera here instead, it's all about seamless AI smarts: real-time live translation in conversation mode (up to 10 hours battery life), a teleprompter for public speakers or creators (4 hours at full tilt), and AI navigation that whispers directions right into your field of view. Pair it with Lenovo's smart ring for gesture-free control, and you've got hands-free calls via dual mics and stereo speakers tucked into the temples.
Touch controls on the frames handle everything from volume to scrolling, connected via Bluetooth 5.4 for lag-free pairing with your phone or laptop. Battery-wise, expect 2.6 hours at max brightness/volume, but up to 250 hours standby, with a quick 40-minute full charge. Prescription lens inserts make them accessible for glasses-wearers, and the ergonomic design minimizes nose and ear strain for all-day wear.
Tech enthusiasts are raving about the potential to ditch screens for contextual info overlays, though global rollout details remain TBD Lenovo's worldwide reach suggests international shipping soon. Privacy hawks note the camera-free design as a win, but some wish for Rokid-level photo chops. If you're eyeing the next big wearable leap beyond Ray-Bans or XREAL, these could redefine "hands-free productivity." Fingers crossed for a U.S. drop Lenovo's betting big on AI eyewear as the smartphone's successor.
Disclaimer
This article provides information on Lenovo AI Glasses V1 based on official specifications and launch details available as of early November 2025. Product features, pricing, and availability may vary by region and are subject to change. Always check Lenovo’s official channels for the most accurate, updated information before purchasing.
