Even Realities G2 smart glasses with a waveguide display, live translation and a teleprompter. No camera or built-in speakers; AI features require a smartphone app and an internet connection.
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Even Realities G2
Even Realities G2 are smart glasses that combine a discreet display with artificial intelligence features. They have no camera or built-in speakers and weigh 36 grams. They are suitable for work, travel and multilingual conversations when you need translation or notes without taking out your phone. The waveguide display shows text in the user's field of view without obscuring the entire scene ahead.
At the heart of G2 is a monochrome green waveguide display with micro-LED technology, with a resolution of 640×350 pixels and a 27.5° field of view. The display refreshes at 60 Hz, and brightness of up to 1200 nits makes content readable even on a sunny day. Information appears discreetly in the upper part of your field of view, allowing you to remain aware of your surroundings. This solution is designed primarily for working with text; a faint green glow may be visible when viewed from the front at a certain angle.
G2 have no camera or built-in speakers, including bone conduction transducers. The glasses show information on the display and do not play audio. Four microphones capture your voice for use with the available tools. The absence of a camera lens limits recording of your surroundings, but does not replace data protection when using the microphones. Before activating tools that record conversations, inform the participants and respect their privacy. Do not treat the absence of a camera as a guarantee that all data will remain confidential.
Features such as Even AI's Conversate, Translate, Teleprompt and Transcribe turn the glasses into a language assistant. You start Conversate manually. It saves text transcripts and summaries, not audio recordings. It displays prompts and, since the June 2026 app update, also supports live translation. Translate displays translated speech in the lenses. Teleprompt displays prepared text during presentations, while Transcribe saves meeting notes without you having to reach for your phone or a notebook. These features require a phone with the Even Realities app for iOS or Android and an internet connection.
You control the glasses using trackpads located at the ends of the temple arms, controlling them with a tap, double tap, long press or swipe. Additional options include the R1 control ring, which lets you switch between functions without raising your hand to your face, and a mobile app for managing settings. Gestures on the temples let you access the tools you need, while settings can be adjusted in the app. The ring provides an additional control option; it is not required for basic control of the glasses.
The built-in battery with a capacity of 192 mAh provides up to two days of use on a single charge, depending on how heavily you use the AI features. The 2000 mAh charging case lets you recharge the glasses seven times before the case itself needs to be plugged in. This means G2 can accompany you on a business trip or a multi-day getaway without you having to carry a charger.
The manufacturer offers clear lenses, prescription lenses and clip-on sunglasses. Prescription lenses are made to an individual prescription within a range of −12.00 to +12.00 dioptres. Availability and pricing must be confirmed before ordering; displaying the manufacturer's options does not mean that any prescription can be selected in the cart. Optical components are prepared through the manufacturer's system rather than freely selected to fit the frame. The optional UltraFit service includes adjustment of the frame angle and the distance between the lenses and your eyes.
No. G2 display information visually; you cannot listen to music or phone calls through them. The lack of a camera limits recording of your surroundings, but you must still follow data protection rules when using the microphones.
The 192 mAh battery in the glasses provides up to two days of use, while the included 2000 mAh charging case lets you recharge them seven more times.
The manufacturer offers prescription lenses from −12.00 to +12.00 dioptres. These are made to an individual prescription; confirm availability and pricing for your specific configuration before ordering.
You can control the functions using the trackpads on the temples: tap, double tap, press and hold, or swipe. Control via the R1 ring and mobile app is also available.
An iOS or Android phone, the manufacturer's app and a Bluetooth connection to the glasses are required. The phone must have internet access to use these features.
The waveguide display has 640 × 350 pixels and shows a monochrome green image. It displays text, captions, notifications and a teleprompter; it is not a full-colour multimedia screen.
Full technical specifications grouped by topic.
monochrome green waveguide display (micro-LED), 640x350 resolution, FOV 27.5°, 60Hz refresh rate, 1200 nit brightness
Prescription lenses ranging from -12.00 to +12.00 dioptres, UltraFit fitting service (angle, distance from the eye)
Over 100 layers of lens coatings, approximately 98% light transmission; the centre of the lens is 30% thinner than in the previous generation (Even G1)
Even AI; Conversate — contextual prompts, transcription and summaries, plus live translation after an update; Translate — speech translation; Teleprompt; Transcribe
trackpads at the ends of the temples (tap/double tap/long press/swipe), control via the R1 ring and mobile app
192 mAh in the glasses, up to 2 days of use on a single charge; 2000 mAh charging case (up to 7 full recharges of the glasses)
Screwless hinges tested for 40,000 opening/closing cycles, 2 m drop test, extreme temperature and humidity tests
A phone with the Even Realities app: iOS 16.0 or later, or Android; features require a Bluetooth connection and internet access.
