Samsung Galaxy Glasses emerge in new leaked video
Samsung’s Galaxy Glasses Leak in New Detailed Video
We’ve been keeping a close eye on the rumors surrounding Samsung’s upcoming entry into the world of XR, and now, we have our clearest look yet. Thanks to a fresh leak shared by SamMobile, a short but revealing video has surfaced, giving us a peek at the design language of the highly anticipated Galaxy Glasses.
This 27-second clip strips away the mystery, focusing on the refined aesthetics of the hardware. The frames feature a distinct, modern square lens design. On the right temple, you’ll spot a touch-sensitive interface—a logical choice for navigating interfaces without needing a controller. The clip also highlights an LED indicator on the right side, paired with a camera lens on the opposite temple, hinting at the augmented reality capabilities Samsung is baking into the device.
The video also confirms the placement of the power button, tucked neatly on the right temple. While Samsung is keeping the full spec sheet under wraps for now, industry whispers suggest these glasses will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon AR1 chipset. They are also expected to support modern connectivity standards, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.3.
What We Know About the Hardware
Beyond the design, the rumor mill has provided some interesting technical benchmarks for these lightweight wearables:
- Camera: A 12MP sensor powered by the Sony IMX681.
- Battery: A 155 mAh capacity, optimized for a compact frame.
- Audio: Built-in directional speakers for clear, private sound.
- Portability: A weight of just 50g, making them comfortable for longer sessions.
With the tech world buzzing, many are looking toward Samsung’s next Unpacked event, rumored for July 22 in London, as the likely stage for their official debut. Whether these will truly bring Android XR into the mainstream remains to be seen, but the design direction looks promisingly sleek.
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