- Lenovo Visual AI Glasses V1: 38g, 1,8mm lenses and classic frame design.
- Micro-LED display with resin diffraction waveguide, 2.000 nits brightness and monochrome view.
- AI features: real-time translation, conversation mode, teleprompter, navigation, and touch controls.
- 167 mAh battery: 8-10 hours of translation time, charges in 40 minutes; launch in China for 3.999 CNY.
Lenovo has announced some Smart glasses with a focus on AI that prioritize comfort and everyday use. Under the name of Lenovo Visual AI Glasses V1 (also referred to as Lenovo AI Glasses V1), the device is conceived as a lightweight screen that overlays information and allows interaction with an assistant, with a focus on practical tasks rather than leisure.
The proposal differs from other camera-connected glasses, such as Android XR glasses, since these They prioritize productivityThey display notifications, provide on-the-fly translation, and offer tools such as teleprompters and assisted navigation. For the Spanish and European markets, the relevant point for now is that Its launch begins in China and there is still no confirmation of availability in our region.
Design and screen: lightweight, waveguide and 2.000 nits
With a weight of 38 grams and lenses of 1,8 mm of thicknessThe Visual AI Glasses V1 are inspired by classic Ray-Ban-style frames to better integrate into everyday life. Their design aims to reduce pressure on the nose and ears, a key detail when worn for extended periods, thus reinforcing the concept of a comfortable, ergonomic device. discreet and comfortable.
The optical system uses micro-LED and, according to Lenovo, to the first waveguide by resin diffraction in commercially available glasses. This approach allows the image to be projected from a micro-projector in the frame onto the lens with a brightness of up to 2.000 nitsThe area visible with eye tracking is 15 × 11 mm and the interface is displayed in monochrome with a greenish tint, sufficient for texts, notices, or maps. Alternating is also planned. monocular or binocular mode depending on the context.
AI functions and controls: translation, conversation, and teleprompter
The glasses integrate with a smart assistant which supports voice queries, real time translation (text and voice) and a bilingual conversation mode. Among the features are the teleprompter for script reading and a assisted navigation which provides visual and acoustic guidance, along with the option to activate on-screen subtitles.
The handling is done by touch controls on the templesIt also features stereo speakers and dual microphones for hands-free calls. The connection is established by Bluetooth 5.4 And, in this first stage, compatibility focuses on Android smartphones, a point to keep in mind if you use an iPhone.
Autonomy and charging
Inside there is a battery of 167 mAhLenovo speaks of between 8 and 10 hours in translation mode, about 4 hours with teleprompter and around 2,6 hours of intensive use with maximum brightness and volume. The charging time is short: approximately 40 minutesand standby mode can last for long periods (up to 250h).
This battery life profile aligns with the device's practical focus, designed for frequent but brief tasks and queries, rather than extended multimedia playback sessions. In this scenario, the goal is to maintain a balance between lightness and durability without compromising everyday usability.
Price, availability and context in Europe
The Lenovo Visual AI Glasses V1 have been announced in China with a price of 3.999 CNY (to change, around 484–488 euros) and date set for the November 9thThere is no release confirmation at the moment. neither in Spain nor in other European countriesTherefore, anyone expecting an official distribution will have to be patient.
On the international scene, a close reference point is Rokid glasses: they weigh about 48 g, integrate double screen of 1.500 nits and a 12 MP cameraIn contrast, Lenovo's laptops do without a camera but aim to be... lighter and for a higher maximum brightness (2.000 nits). In terms of price, the Rokid bulbs are around $599while Lenovo's are positioned around the $562 to the current exchange rate, with nuances depending on the market and promotions.
What you can and can't do with these glasses
One differentiating factor is the absence of cameraLenovo has prioritized privacy and working with contextual information over photo and video capture. This makes them a useful tool for trips, meetings or presentations where translation, subtitles, or discrete on-lens scripts are required.
To expand interaction, the company has showcased a smart ring Still under development, this feature would allow users to control functions such as advancing slides or scrolling through text using gestures. While not essential for daily use, it fits with the idea of an ecosystem geared towards quick and discreet controls without taking out your mobile phone.
Lenovo places some on the table AI glasses Focused on productivity and accessibility: very lightweight, with a crisp screen and useful features like live translation, but with clear limitations (no camera and initial compatibility focused on Android). While awaiting its arrival in Europe, the price in China and the emphasis on convenience define the profile of a product that aims to... to solve everyday tasks without making a fuss.
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