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Even Realities launches G2 smart glasses without camera, focusing on productivity
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Even Realities launches G2 smart glasses without camera, focusing on productivity
Even Realities has released the G2 smart glasses, a camera-free model with a monochrome heads-up display aimed at productivity rather than recording.
- The G2 features a 1,200-nit monochrome display, four microphones, and a 75% larger display area than the G1, with a 60Hz refresh rate.
- The glasses weigh 35 grams, have a magnesium alloy frame and titanium alloy temples, and include UV protection.
- Even Realities said the battery lasts up to two days on a single charge, and the charging case can recharge the glasses up to seven times.
- The G2 costs $599 and is sold with two frame designs; a companion controller ring, the R1, is priced at $249.
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