Best smart glasses with AI, AR and VR you can buy in India

Smart glasses represent some of the most cutting-edge wearable tech in consumer electronics today. They blend traditional eyewear with cameras, microphones, displays and artificial intelligence to offer smart, immersive experiences. You can use them to capture moments, talk to an AI assistant hands-free, watch content, or play games on a virtual screen. If you are a creator, commuter, gamer or tech enthusiast, understanding what each product does and how it fits into the Indian ecosystem is essential before buying.

We will help you understand that and choose the right pair. We have picked the most popular smart glasses currently available in India online, and ranked them in descending order of price.

Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 AI Glasses

The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 AI Glasses are suited for users who want hands-free capture, open-ear audio and AI assistance in a wearable format. They appeal to content creators, travellers, and those who like Ray Ban shades, who prefer recording short videos or taking calls without reaching for a phone. They also suit professionals who want discreet audio for calls and media while remaining aware of their surroundings.

The glasses integrate a 12MP ultra-wide camera capable of capturing photos and recording 3K video, paired with a five-microphone array for voice pickup and spatial audio capture. They feature a 5-array mic and open-ear directional speakers built into the frame arms, Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi connectivity for pairing and direct uploads, and on-device storage for locally saved media. Meta AI voice controls enable hands-free capture, messaging and general queries. The glasses sync with the Meta View companion app on Android and iOS for content transfer and settings management. Battery life is rated for up to 8 hours of mixed use on a single charge, while the bundled charging case provides 48 additional full charges, extending usage across a full day.

• Primary function: Capture and AI assistant
• Key Specs:
  • Camera: 12MP Ultra-wide (Records 3K video at 30fps).
  • Audio: Open-ear speakers with improved bass and leakage prevention (50% louder than Gen 1).
  • Battery: 8 hours (Case provides 48 hours).
• Indian Ecosystem:
  • AI: Meta AI now supports Hindi conversation.
  • Payments: Exclusive UPI Lite integration and voice command: ‘Hey Meta, scan this QR code and pay 500 rupees‘), Celebrity voices like Deepika Padukone
• Prescription Support: High. Lenskart and Titan Eye+ now offer official fitting services for these frames.

Oakley Meta Vanguard

The Oakley Meta Vanguard is suited for users with an active lifestyle who want AI features and media capture built into sport-focused eyewear. It targets cyclists, runners and outdoor enthusiasts who prefer rugged frames with hands-free functionality. It also appeals to users already invested in the Meta ecosystem and looking for performance-oriented smart glasses rather than lifestyle frames.

The glasses integrate a 12MP ultra-wide camera for photo capture and 3K video recording, supported by a 5-microphone array for voice commands and spatial audio capture. They feature open-ear directional speakers embedded within the frame arms, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity for pairing and direct uploads, and compatibility with the Meta companion app for content management. Meta AI voice control enables hands-free capture, calls and queries. The device includes 32GB of onboard storage, 6 hours of battery life and is bundled with a charging case that delivers 36 additional recharges.

• Primary function: Sports performance and tracking
• Key specs:
  • Durability: IP67-rated, unlike the water-resistant Ray-Bans.
  • Lenses: Oakley PRIZM lenses (high contrast for cricket/cycling).
  • Sensors: Built-in integration with Garmin/Strava for real-time pace coaching via audio.
• Indian ecosystem: Same Meta AI features as Ray-Ban, but optimised for outdoor noise (wind reduction algorithms).
• Prescription support: Moderate. Requires specialised curved sports lenses (more expensive).

XReal Air 2

The XReal Air 2 is suited for users who want a wearable display for media consumption and productivity. It offers phone-powered AR and will appeal to professionals, gamers and frequent travellers who prefer a private large-screen experience without carrying a tablet or laptop display.

The glasses use Micro-OLED display panels to project a virtual screen equivalent to a large-format display in front of the user. They support Full HD resolution per eye with a 120Hz high refresh rate for smoother visuals. The 72g frame integrates directional speakers for private audio, USB-C connectivity for direct connection to compatible smartphones, laptops and gaming consoles, and low-latency screen mirroring. The device does not rely on an internal battery for display operation, drawing power from the connected source device.

• Status in India: Available via importers
• Primary function: Media Consumption (Virtual Display).
• Key Specs:
  • Display: Sony Micro-OLED, 1080p per eye, 120Hz refresh rate, 90Hz on 3D mode
  • Virtual screen: Equivalent to 130 inches from 4 meters away.
  • Connectivity: USB-C (requires a phone with DP Alt Mode or the XReal Beam adapter).
• Indian ecosystem: Limited India-specific features. But it works with any device with a USB-C video output. Beam required for connecting to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox X/S.

RayNeo Air 2s

The RayNeo Air 2s is suited for users seeking an immersive wearable display for films, streaming and gaming. It targets consumers who want cinema-style viewing in a compact, travel-friendly format without occupying shared screens.

The glasses feature Micro-OLED displays delivering Full HD resolution per eye with a high refresh rate and enhanced brightness levels. They support USB-C connectivity for screen mirroring from compatible smartphones, laptops and consoles. Built-in speakers provide directional audio, while adjustable nose pads and lightweight construction improve comfort during longer viewing sessions. The device draws power directly from the connected device rather than housing a standalone battery.

• Status in India: Available online (Amazon India/Importers)
• Primary function: Media consumption
• Key Specs:
  • Display: 201-inch virtual screen (perceived).
  • Brightness: 600 nits (Bright enough for daytime train travel in India).
  • Audio: Whisper Mode 2.0 (Acoustic Phase Cancellation ensures the person sitting next to you on the metro cannot hear your movie).
• Comfort: Features a ‘9-point adjustment’ system, making it easier to fit diverse Indian face shapes/nose bridges.

Rokid Joy Pack (Glasses + Station)

The Rokid Joy Pack is suited for users who want a complete augmented display system without depending heavily on smartphone compatibility. It is aimed at home entertainment users and travellers seeking a standalone media setup.

The package includes AR display glasses equipped with Micro-OLED panels offering Full HD resolution per eye and a wide field of view, paired with a dedicated Rokid Station media unit. The Station runs on an Android-based operating system, supports app downloads, wireless connectivity and local media playback. The glasses connect to the Station for both power and content delivery. It comes with integrated speakers that provide directional audio, and the bundled controller enables navigation and playback control.

• Status in India: Available via Amazon
• Primary function: Standalone Android TV Experience.
• Key Specs:
  • The bundle: Includes Rokid Max glasses + Rokid Station (a portable Android TV remote/battery bank).
  • Diopter Adjustment: 0.00D to -6.00D built-in dials. You can focus the lenses without wearing prescription glasses (Game changer for myopic users).
  • OS: Runs Android TV 12 (Supports Hotstar, JioCinema, YouTube, Prime Video natively via the Station).
• Indian ecosystem: Since it runs Android TV, it supports all local Indian streaming apps directly.

Before you buy any smart glass in India, ensure you check about its service and warranty in India.

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