Experience the Even Realities G2 Smart Glasses: My Hands-On CES 2026 Review
The Even Realities G2 smart glasses were unveiled at CES 2026, showcasing significant advancements over the previous G1 model. These glasses are designed to merge smart technology with traditional eyewear aesthetics, offering users an innovative experience.
Even Realities G2 Smart Glasses: Key Features
- Display: The glasses feature upgraded screens that are 75% larger than the previous generation.
- Advanced Technology: Incorporates Even HAO 2.0 technology, which includes mini micro-LED projectors for enhanced visuals.
- Comfort: The G2 glasses are lighter, weighing 36 grams compared to the 44 grams of the G1.
- Materials: Constructed from titanium and magnesium alloy for durability and comfort.
- User Interface: A customizable Dashboard navigable via touch sensors or the new R1 smart ring.
Performance and Usability
During the demonstration, the G2 smart glasses provided a sharper, brighter display, significantly improving user experience. The interface allows seamless navigation, with functions like real-time translation proving particularly effective.
Innovative Features
- Live Translation: Text is displayed in real time, enhancing communication.
- Conversate Feature: Aims to provide contextual information during conversations, though functionality was compromised due to WiFi connectivity issues at the event.
- Navigation: Equipped with a geomagnetic sensor; however, third-party map compatibility is still limited.
Design and Customization Options
The G2 smart glasses maintain a discreet look, resembling regular prescription eyewear. They are available in two styles: panto and rectangular, with color options including gray, brown, or green.
Pricing and Availability
The Even Realities G2 smart glasses are priced starting at $599. The options for clip-on sunglasses and prescription lenses continue from the previous generation, ensuring a personalized fit for all users.
Overall, the Even Realities G2 are a promising evolution in the smart eyewear market, offering users both functionality and style that closely resemble traditional glasses. As I continue to test them, I will provide further insights on their daily usability compared to the G1 model.
