Google and Samsung's Android XR glasses start at $395, but lens add-ons can push them past $1,000.
Google and Samsung's Android XR glasses open for pre-order Nov. 12, starting at $395 for Warby Parker frames and $449 for Gentle Monster.
There's no screen. A 12MP camera, speakers and mics let Gemini identify objects, translate menus and give Maps directions.
Prescription lenses add $100 and progressives $330 at Warby Parker. One fully loaded pair reached $1,080.
They work with Pixel 7 and newer, Galaxy phones on One UI 9 or later, and iPhone 13 Pro and later. Other Android brands aren't supported.
The $395 pair is a fair first-gen bet if you skip prescriptions. Progressive wearers should wait for Dec. 10 reviews.
Android XR Glasses Start at $395, but Prescription Lenses Can Push Them Past $1,000