Xiaomi: Xiaomi AI Glasses launched in China. They are powered by the Snapdragon AR1+ processor and Vela OS. Features like recognizing objects, real-time translation, a 12MP ultrawide camera, and an 8.6-hour battery life are all included in one device. Let us examine this device’s whole details.

Xiaomi AI Glasses were introduced at a Chinese event. This latest wearable from the Chinese tech company has a Snapdragon AR1+ chip and runs Xiaomi’s Vela OS. Like the Meta Ray-Ban AI Glasses, it boasts a 12-megapixel ultrawide camera and can record and take pictures in first person. Wearing Xiaomi AI Glasses gives users access to real-time text translation, live object recognition, and other voice-related support. It is claimed that these glasses may be used for over eight hours on a single charge.

Price and availability of Xiaomi AI Glasses

The base edition of Xiaomi AI Glasses prices CNY 1,999 (about Rs. 23,900), while the single-color electrochromic variant prices CNY 2,699 (around Rs. 32,200). The costliest version of the multicolor electrochromic is priced at CNY 2,999, or around Rs. 35,800.

Through the company’s website and other retail channels, the new Xiaomi AI Glasses are offered for sale in China in three color options: black, brown, and green.

Features and Specifications of Xiaomi AI Glasses

While connection with a phone running Xiaomi’s HyperOS shell is necessary to use all of its functions, users can pair Xiaomi AI Glasses with smartphones running Android 10 and iOS 15 or later generations. The smart glasses have titanium hinges and a D-shaped TR90 nylon frame. As stated by Xiaomi, these hinges have undergone 18,000 cycles of testing.

The Snapdragon AR1+ chip powers the Xiaomi AI Glasses, along with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. They have a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 sensor camera that can record 2K/30 frames per second videos and take 4,032×3,024-pixel pictures. For recording audio, it also features five microphones and bone conduction.

Xiaomi AI Glasses have Bluetooth 5.4 and Wi-Fi 6 as connectivity choices. The Xiao AI assistant, which is compatible with the smart glasses, uses a built-in camera, object recognition, and real-time translation in more than ten languages to identify food macros and calories. Also, users can use the Xiaomi Glasses app to view meeting reviews.

The 263mAh silicon carbon battery that Xiaomi has included in its new smart glasses is said to last up to 8.6 hours when used actively and 21 hours when left in standby mode. They may be charged using a USB Type-C port in forty-five minutes. They are rated IP54 for resistance to dust and spills.