Nothing is reportedly developing two different smart glasses models. This information comes from WinFuture’s Roland Quandt, who stated on Bluesky that the company is preparing for their launch. The two models are described as having significantly different feature sets.
One of the smart glasses models will include a built-in camera and AI features, such as translation. This model is expected to integrate with ChatGPT, aligning with Nothing's existing efforts to incorporate ChatGPT into its other products. This approach is similar to the Ray-Ban Meta lineup, focusing on advanced AI capabilities.
The second model of smart glasses will adopt a simpler design, functioning primarily as headphones. These glasses will allow users to take calls and interact with their phone's voice assistant but will lack a camera or direct AI integrations. Both models are expected to feature photochromic lenses, also known as transition lenses.
Previous reports indicated a potential release date for Nothing's smart glasses around 2027. This dual-model strategy is notable, especially considering a recent report that suggested Nothing plans to focus heavily on AI devices moving forward. The development indicates Nothing's intent to offer a range of smart eyewear options to consumers.
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Nothing is reportedly developing two distinct smart glasses models, one featuring a camera and ChatGPT integration for AI capabilities like translation, and another simpler model functioning primarily as headphones for calls and voice assistants. This dual strategy suggests Nothing is expanding its hardware offerings with varying levels of AI integration, following previous reports of the company's focus on AI devices.