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Halliday

G2

Display glasses with no camera by design: they record nobody, which settles at a stroke the problem every other pair has walking into a meeting or a changing room. Twelve hours, 49 grams.

Assistant speaks English · confirmed by the manufacturerAI with displayNo camera

Buying from Europe

EU storeNo
Seller warranty1 year
CustomsImport charges may apply

EU law grants a legal guarantee of at least 2 years (3 in Spain). This seller offers less.

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Glaiss score
7.6out of 10
AI assistant7.0
Battery8.5
Comfort and design8.5
Audio7.0
Value for money6.5

Scores aggregate published reviews and manufacturer specs across six criteria weighted identically for every model. We have not tested these glasses ourselves; when we do, we will say so.

Pros / Cons

  • No camera by design: they go where the others can’t
  • Twelve hours of battery, well above average
  • 49 grams with a binocular display
  • The system and app are English-only, even though it translates 45 languages
  • No European store or euro price confirmed
  • No camera: no photos, no video

Specifications

Launch price599 $
Weight49 g
DisplayBinocular microLED waveguide, 600 × 300 per eye, up to 1600 nits
Field of view25°
CameraNo camera
Battery12 h
AIHalliday’s own assistant
TranslationOver 45 languages in the translation feature
Year2026

Specs verified on 2026-09-01

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