June 16 Update: Xiaomi has officially announced a major product launch event for late July. Alongside its electric vehicle, the company will unveil a lineup of flagship devices including the Redmi K80 Ultra Edition and Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro.
The Spotlight: Xiaomi’s First True AI Glasses
The most anticipated debut is Xiaomi’s first-ever true AI glasses, described as a groundbreaking new product category. According to tech blogger Digital Chat Station, these glasses will compete with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses—currently the world’s best-selling AI eyewear.
Key Features
- Dual-chip architecture for enhanced performance
- Built-in camera module, promising photo/video quality on par with Meta’s Ray-Ban
- Advanced AI-powered reality sensing: Object recognition (e.g., restaurant info, pricing, ratings) similar to Apple Vision Pro’s capabilities
- No display—interaction relies on touch, voice commands, and AI-driven gesture control (though accidental triggers may be a challenge)
Background
Rumors about Xiaomi’s AI glasses surfaced last year, with initial plans for a Q1 2024 launch. Developed in partnership with Goertek, the glasses will feature AI, audio, and camera modules, launching under Xiaomi’s main brand (not "MiJia").
Pricing remains unconfirmed, but industry watchers speculate a competitive tag under [$300]—positioning it as a more affordable alternative to Meta’s $299 Ray-Ban model.
Stay tuned for updates as the late July event approaches!
The Spotlight: Xiaomi’s First True AI Glasses
The most anticipated debut is Xiaomi’s first-ever true AI glasses, described as a groundbreaking new product category. According to tech blogger Digital Chat Station, these glasses will compete with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses—currently the world’s best-selling AI eyewear.
Key Features
- Dual-chip architecture for enhanced performance
- Built-in camera module, promising photo/video quality on par with Meta’s Ray-Ban
- Advanced AI-powered reality sensing: Object recognition (e.g., restaurant info, pricing, ratings) similar to Apple Vision Pro’s capabilities
- No display—interaction relies on touch, voice commands, and AI-driven gesture control (though accidental triggers may be a challenge)
Background
Rumors about Xiaomi’s AI glasses surfaced last year, with initial plans for a Q1 2024 launch. Developed in partnership with Goertek, the glasses will feature AI, audio, and camera modules, launching under Xiaomi’s main brand (not "MiJia").
Pricing remains unconfirmed, but industry watchers speculate a competitive tag under [$300]—positioning it as a more affordable alternative to Meta’s $299 Ray-Ban model.
Stay tuned for updates as the late July event approaches!
