Lenovo AI Glasses V1 With AI Translation, Built-In MicroLED Displays Launched: Price, Features

Lenovo has launched AI Glasses V1 in China with micro-LED displays and up to 2000 nits peak brightness. The smart glasses weigh just 38 grams and pack dual microphones and speakers, supporting voice commands and translation using the company’s Tianxi assistant. The Lenovo AI Glasses V1 offer real-time AI propmpts and navigation and are claimed to last up to 10 hours on a single charge. Also Read: 7 Best Affordable Laptops Under Rs 35000 For Students And Professionals

Lenovo AI Glasses V1 Price, Availability

The Lenovo AI Glasses V1 are priced at CNY 3,999 (approx. Rs 49,700). It is available for pre-orders in China via Lenovo website. The smart glasses will start shipping from November 18 in the home country. Lenovo has not yet announced any plans to launch the AI Glasses V1 in global markets. Also Read: 5 Budget Tablets Under Rs 10,000 For Watching, Reading, And Online Classes

Lenovo AI Glasses V1 Specifications, Features

The Lenovo AI Glasses V1 look very similar to a regular pair of eyeglasses. It features sensors built into the frame. The smart glasses sport micro-LED displays with resin diffraction waveguide technology. It offers up to 2000 nits peak brightness and supports 15 x 11mm eye-motion viewing range. The AI Glasses V1 pack dual microphones and dual speakers, supporting voice inputs and audio outputs. The smart glasses allow users to translate foreign languages in real time with Lenovo’s Tianxi assistant.

Unlike other smart glasses, the Lenovo AI Glasses V1 miss out on built-in cameras – making them just 1.8mm thick and lightweight at just 38 grams. The smart glasses can offer up to 250 hours of standby time, and run up to 10 hours straight on a single charge when using the translation feature. The eyewear also features teleprompter input, offering continuous usage of up to four hours.

The Lenovo AI Glasses V1 offer various AI-powered features like navigation with visual and auditory guidance – currently limited to Android devices. The smart glasses also feature AI prompting, which can assist in live presentations and speeches when paired with a smart ring.