Reviewers call Valve’s $1,059 Steam Frame a superb headset arriving in a market that has already moved on.
Even Realities builds AI eyewear that a passer-by would not clock as a computer, and its design team walks through why that restraint is the hard part. The conversation covers frame weight, display placement and the trade-offs that keep smart glasses wearable through a full day.
Source: Even Realities
Valve has opened Steam Frame reservations at $1,059, bundling a standalone build of Half-Life: Alyx and roughly 70 verified games with every headset.
Engadget’s 7.4 out of 10 review of the $499 HTC Vive Eagle praises its light build and privacy stance but says the glasses cannot justify their price.
ENGO’s $399.95 engo3 Cyclist puts power zones, heart rate and radar alerts about approaching vehicles inside a cyclist’s field of view.
A Sydney council has voted to keep smart glasses out of its public pools, joining Brisbane and Yarra in a widening Australian push against covert filming.
Six new Meta Lab locations will open across the US this fall, from Atlanta to a Manhattan transit hub.
HTC’s dual-assistant AI frames reach Australian shelves at A$799 with a magnetic battery accessory.
The Indian eyewear retailer has bought another 1.8% of AjnaLens parent Dimension NXG for INR 8 Cr.