Samsung is expected to unveil its first-ever smart glasses before the end of this year. While the company has already revealed the designs they will be available in, we can now offer you a closer look at one of them. You can see how the glasses look from every angle and how they can be operated.
In the video below, you can see one of the Galaxy Glasses designs (tentative name), featuring rounded-square lenses. The glasses have a camera on the left side and an LED indicator on the right. The power button is located on the top of the right temple, while the volume rocker is positioned toward the back. There is also a touch-sensitive area on the right temple that lets you navigate the UI using single-finger and double-finger swipe gestures.
The Galaxy Glasses run One UI XR, which is based on Google’s Android XR operating system. The wearable is designed around the Gemini AI assistant, allowing it to understand your surroundings and answer questions based on what it sees. It will likely run the latest version of Gemini Live that Google showcased during the Google I/O 2026 developer conference.
The glasses feature microphones and speakers but lack a built-in display. Recent leaks have also indicated that they can be controlled using the Galaxy Ring and, likely, the Galaxy Watch.
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