Trending Now - Leaked Images Reveal Samsung's Upcoming Smart Glasses Design

WHO:

Engadget - Samsung is developing its first smart glasses.

The Verge - The glasses are code-named "Jinju."

WHAT:

Engadget - The Jinju glasses are expected to include directional speakers with bone-conduction technology.

TechRadar - The Samsung Galaxy Glasses are likely to be powered by better AI than their main rival.

9to5Google - The Galaxy Glasses are reportedly set to be priced somewhere between $379 and $499, with the potential for price increases due to global economic uncertainty.

Engadget - The Jinju glasses are expected to weigh approximately 50 grams.

TechRadar - The Samsung Galaxy Glasses are likely to be powered by better AI than their main rival.

Techmeme - Renders based on photos of Samsung's upcoming smart glasses show a design nearly identical to Ray-Ban Meta glasses.

The Verge - The glasses are expected to cost between $379 and $499.

Engadget - The Jinju glasses will include a 155mAh battery.

Techmeme - Samsung's upcoming smart glasses are expected to launch later this year.

Engadget - The glasses are reported to cost between $380 and $500.

The Verge - The glasses will include a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 processor, a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 camera, a 155mAh battery, and bone conduction speakers.

Engadget - The Jinju glasses will not feature a display, but a future model, code-named "Haean," is expected to include a micro-LED display and will launch in 2027.

The Verge - The Haean glasses are projected to cost between $600 and $900.

WHERE:

Engadget - Samsung's smart glasses are being developed under the Android XR wearables platform.

WHEN:

Mashable - The first Samsung smart glasses, codenamed Jinju, are expected to be announced in late 2026.

Engadget - Samsung's major Unpacked event is scheduled for July, where official details about the smart glasses may be revealed, but a launch is expected later in the year.

The Verge - Samsung's first pair of glasses could launch at one of the company’s Unpacked events later in the year, if not at Google I/O next month.

The Verge - Samsung's first pair of glasses could be announced at Google I/O next month.

Engadget - Samsung has a major Unpacked event scheduled for July, where official details about the smart glasses may be revealed.

The Verge - The glasses could be announced at Google I/O next month.

WHY:

The Verge - Samsung previously announced it was collaborating with Google on a pair of glasses in 2025, and plans to launch a pair of smart glasses in 2026, which is a continuation of their partnership.

The Verge - Samsung previously announced it was collaborating with Google on a pair of glasses in 2025, and plans to launch a pair of smart glasses in 2026.

The Verge - Samsung previously announced it was collaborating with Google on a pair of glasses in 2025.

Engadget - The Jinju glasses are designed to compete with products like Meta Ray-Bans and the forthcoming Google Gemini glasses.

HOW:

Engadget - The glasses will reportedly feature heavy integration with the Google Gemini chatbot.

(UPDATED April 28, 2026 19:23 UTC)

Samsung is set to announce its first smart glasses, codenamed Jinju, in late 2026. This development follows their collaboration with Google, which was previously revealed in 2025, aimed at creating a new pair of smart glasses. The upcoming launch marks a significant continuation of their partnership in the tech space.

(UPDATED April 28, 2026 17:29 UTC)

Samsung is set to announce its first smart glasses, codenamed Jinju, in late 2026. This exciting development marks a significant step for the tech giant as it ventures into the world of wearable technology. Fans of innovative gadgets will want to keep an eye out for this announcement later this year.

(UPDATED April 28, 2026 07:53 UTC)

Samsung is gearing up to unveil its new Galaxy Glasses, which are expected to feature directional speakers using bone-conduction technology and more advanced AI than their main competitor. Priced between $379 and $499, these glasses may see price adjustments due to global economic factors. The official reveal is anticipated during Samsung's Unpacked event in July, with a launch planned for later in the year, following their collaboration with Google on smart glasses announced in 2025.

(UPDATED April 28, 2026 05:55 UTC)

Samsung is gearing up to launch its first pair of Galaxy Glasses, which are expected to feature advanced AI capabilities that outshine their main competitor. Weighing in at around 50 grams, these Jinju glasses are designed for comfort and functionality. The official unveiling could take place at one of Samsung's Unpacked events later this year or possibly at Google I/O on May 10.

(UPDATED April 28, 2026 01:29 UTC)

Samsung's upcoming smart glasses, known as the Jinju glasses, are set to be announced at Google I/O next month and feature a design strikingly similar to Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The glasses are expected to retail between $379 and $499 and will include a 155mAh battery. This launch follows Samsung's previous announcement of a collaboration with Google on these glasses back in 2025.

(UPDATED April 27, 2026 23:17 UTC)

Samsung is developing its first smart glasses, code-named "Jinju," which are expected to launch later this year and could be announced at Google I/O next month. Priced between $380 and $500, these glasses will include a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 processor, a 12-megapixel camera, and bone conduction speakers, although they will not feature a display. Samsung plans to unveil more details during a major Unpacked event in July, and a future model, code-named "Haean," is set to include a micro-LED display and launch in 2027, with projected costs between $600 and $900.