HTC’s $499 VIVE Eagle arrives in the US with a camera that quits when the recording light is covered and a stop command anyone nearby can use.
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.
HTC’s dual-assistant AI frames reach Australian shelves at A$799 with a magnetic battery accessory.
HTC’s VIVE Eagle AI glasses go on sale in the US, UK, and Europe from $499 with switchable Gemini and OpenAI assistants.
HTC’s first AI glasses arrive in Q3 2026 with multi-platform assistant support and a privacy-first data policy.