Both models were created in partnership with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. Samsung/Google Last year, Google announced a partnership with Samsung to create a new line of smart glasses with help from traditional eyewear makers Warby Parker and Gentle Monster. But today, at Google I/O 2026, we just got a clearer idea of what those specs will look like when they go on sale later this year. While we’re still waiting for official information regarding their pricing, detailed specs, and release date, Google and Samsung say these upcoming Android The general idea is that by freeing your hands and eyes, you can keep your phone in your pocket so you can stay in the moment without completely disconnecting. Samsung/Google Based on information from a Google blog post, this first generation of glasses will be audio-only (without a built-in screen) and will rely on built-in speakers, voice controls, and cameras to perform tasks and interact with Gemini and other apps. What’s more interesting is that the two specs feature very different designs, with the Gentle Monster pair evoking “a disruptive yet refined aesthetic” while the Warby Parker frame features a more traditional silhouette. This could be a smart strategy for Google and Samsung as they look to capture the interest of traditional buyers while also offering something a little more adventurous for tech enthusiasts. Samsung/Google The first batch of smart glasses from Google and Samsung are expected to go on sale later this fall in select markets. Post navigation Google says Gemini 3.5 Flash rivals ‘large flagship models’ for coding and agent tasks
