XGIMI Stereo AR Glasses Hands-On

XGIMI Stereo AR Glasses Hands-On

At CES 2026, XGIMI debuted its new MemoMind brand, marking a significant strategic move into AI-powered smart glasses. Levering its deep expertise in projection optics, the company introduced three distinct models designed for everyday comfort and personalization.

The MemoMind Product Line

The series features three models tailored for different user needs:

  • Memo One (Flagship): A “Display + Audio” model featuring a binocular MicroLED display and integrated Harman Kardon speakers.
  • Memo Air Display: An ultra-lightweight (28.9g) “Display-only” version that uses a single monocular lens for a minimalist profile.
  • Memo Air: A minimalist “Audio-only” version designed to resemble standard eyewear without any digital display.

Key Technology & Features

  • Optics: The glasses utilize MicroLED projectors built into the temples and surface relief diffraction grating waveguides to project monochrome green images with high light efficiency.
  • AI Integration: A hybrid operating system automatically selects the best large language model (LLM) for specific tasks, drawing from OpenAI, Google Gemini, Azure, and Qwen.
  • Functionality: Supported features include real-time translation, a smart teleprompter that adjusts to speaking pace, GPS navigation, and meeting summarization.
  • Privacy-First Design: Unlike many competitors, these glasses omit built-in cameras, focusing on information display rather than recording, which avoids common privacy concerns.
  • Customization: XGIMI offers extensive personalization with eight frame styles, five interchangeable temple designs, and full support for integrated prescription lenses.

Pricing & Availability

The flagship Memo One is expected to retail for approximately $599. Pre-orders are anticipated to open in March 2026 (following MWC), with broad commercial availability slated for the second quarter of 2026.

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