Best AI Smart Glasses in India 2026: Prices & Specs

Every AI smart glasses model on sale in India, with its price, its power lenses and what it is best for.

We make AURVIZ o1, one of the glasses in this guide. We have marked it as ours wherever it appears, and kept every other product to what its maker publishes.

AI smart glasses look like ordinary glasses, with small speakers by your ears, microphones, often a camera, and an AI assistant you talk to. In India today you can buy them from about ₹8,000 for an Indian-brand pair with a camera up to ₹52,300 for Oakley Meta’s sports model. Most of them can take your power (prescription) lenses.

The short answer

Most choice and the best-known name: Ray-Ban Meta. Gen 2 is ₹39,900 (₹31,920 on Meta’s Diwali offer until 8 November), and the new Gen 3 starts at ₹44,300.
An Indian brand with a Google Gemini assistant: B by Lenskart, ₹22,000.
Under ₹10,000 with a camera: Pebble Seeq, Fire-Boltt FireLens and Halcon W630.
Notes and memory for work: AURVIZ o1 (our product), ₹17,999 for the first batch, on preorder.
Sport: Oakley Meta Vanguard, but it does not take power lenses.
No camera, just calls and music: Titan EyeX or Noise i1.

AI smart glasses on sale in India

Glasses	Price in India	Camera	Weight	Battery	Power lenses	Where to buy
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3)	from ₹44,300	12 MP	51.5 g	up to 9 h	−12.00 to +6.00	Meta, Ray-Ban India, Titan Eye+, Amazon.in
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)	₹39,900 (₹31,920 on offer)	12 MP	51 g	up to 8 h	−12.00 to +6.00	Meta, Ray-Ban India, Titan Eye+, Reliance Digital, Amazon.in, Flipkart
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1)	from ₹22,400	12 MP	48 g	up to 4 h	−12.00 to +6.00	Meta, Amazon.in
Ray-Ban Meta Optics	from ₹46,200	12 MP	not published	over 8 h	made for prescriptions	Ray-Ban India
Oakley Meta HSTN	₹41,800 (₹33,440 on offer)	12 MP	53 g	up to 8 h	−12.00 to +6.00	Meta, Sunglass Hut, Titan Eye+, Amazon.in
Oakley Meta Vanguard	₹52,300 (₹47,070 on offer at Meta)	12 MP	66 g	up to 9 h	not available	Meta, Sunglass Hut, LensCrafters, Titan Eye+
B by Lenskart	₹22,000	12 MP	40 g	up to 4 h	yes (power lenses on lenskart.com)	lenskart.com
Dash Echo	₹14,999	8 MP	40 to 44 g	up to 8 h	yes (range not published)	dashglasses.com
Fire-Boltt FireLens F1	₹9,999	8 MP	42 g	up to 6 h	“prescription ready”	Amazon.in, Flipkart, firelens.com
Pebble Seeq	₹7,999 to ₹8,999	8 MP	under 50 g	up to 6 h	yes (range not published)	PebbleCart, Flipkart
Halcon W630	₹7,999	8 MP	35 g	up to 12 h music	not stated	halconindia.in
AURVIZ o1 (ours, preorder)	₹17,999 (first batch)	12 MP	38 g	up to 8 h	−6.00 to +6.00	aurviz.com

Weights are the frame without lenses, as each maker lists them. “On offer” prices are Meta’s Diwali offers, which end on 8 November 2026. Battery is the maker’s figure for the glasses alone; most cases recharge them several times.

Pick by what you need

Photos, video and music: Ray-Ban Meta

Ray-Ban Meta glasses have the widest choice of frames and lenses in India and the longest track record here: they have been sold officially since May 2025. You say “Hey Meta” to talk to Meta AI, which works in Hindi, and they take power lenses from −12.00 to +6.00. Gen 2 is the one most people buy; Gen 3 (from ₹44,300, since late September 2026) adds an hour of battery; Gen 1 is the cheapest way in at ₹22,400, with 4 hours of battery and 1080p video.

An Indian brand with Gemini: B by Lenskart

Lenskart’s own AI glasses cost ₹22,000 with blue-light lenses and weigh 40 g. The assistant answers to “Hey Buddy” and is built on Google Gemini; Lenskart says it speaks more than 40 languages, including Hinglish. You can order them with your power on lenskart.com. Its app also lists meeting recording with a summary.

Notes and memory at work: AURVIZ o1 (our product)

AURVIZ o1 is built for people who spend their day in meetings, with clients or with patients. When you double-press the glasses or ask AIRA, the assistant, it takes notes; it does not listen the rest of the time, and the audio is not kept. The notes go to the AURVIZ app on your phone, where you can ask what was said or agreed and have it draft the follow-up. It understands Hindi and other Indian languages and writes the notes in English. It weighs 38 g, takes power from −6.00 to +6.00 and is made in India. It is on preorder: ₹17,999 for the first batch (₹1,999 now, ₹16,000 before it ships), against a launch price of ₹29,999. Preorder AURVIZ o1

Under ₹10,000 with a camera: Pebble Seeq, Fire-Boltt FireLens, Halcon W630

These Indian brands put an 8 MP camera, speakers and a voice assistant in a frame for ₹8,000 to ₹10,000. Pebble Seeq (₹7,999 to ₹8,999) has a light that shows when the camera is recording and translates many languages. Fire-Boltt FireLens (₹9,999) answers to “Hey FireLens”, powered by ChatGPT. Halcon W630 (₹7,999) is the lightest here at 35 g. Their makers say less about the AI behind the assistant and about power lenses than Meta and Lenskart do, so check the warranty and ask about your power before you buy.

Sport: Oakley Meta Vanguard

Made for running and cycling, with a wider, centred camera and up to 9 hours of battery. It is the heaviest here at 66 g and, unlike the other Meta glasses, cannot take power lenses. Oakley Meta HSTN (from ₹41,800) is the everyday Oakley that can.

No camera: Titan EyeX, Noise i1

If you only want calls, music and your phone’s assistant, audio glasses cost less and raise no questions about recording. Titan EyeX costs ₹9,999 to ₹15,000 at Titan Eye+ and takes power lenses; Noise i1 was ₹1,999 in its October sale.

Before you buy: a checklist

Your power. Meta’s glasses take −12.00 to +6.00; AURVIZ o1 takes −6.00 to +6.00; several brands only say “prescription ready”. If you have cylindrical or progressive power, ask the seller before you pay.
Weight. The frames here weigh 35 g to 66 g before lenses. If you will wear them all day, lighter is easier.
Battery. From 4 hours (Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1, B by Lenskart) to 9 hours (Gen 3, Oakley Meta Vanguard), plus whatever the case adds.
The assistant and your language. Meta AI on the glasses speaks Hindi, Kannada and Telugu. Ask other makers which assistant they use and whether it understands you.
Recording and respect. Most camera glasses show a light while recording. Ask before you record people, and expect some places to ban them (see the questions below).
Where you buy. Buy from the brand or an authorised seller for warranty and service. Glasses bought on Meta’s India store are sold and delivered by Savex Technologies, Meta’s authorised reseller. Meta gives 12 months of warranty on Ray-Ban Meta and 24 months on Oakley Meta.
Offers end. Prices here were checked on 15 October 2026; Meta’s Diwali offers end on 8 November.

Coming soon, and not sold in India

Ray-Ban Meta Audio (no camera, 43 g): Meta says it is “coming soon” to India; no price yet.
Sarvam Kaze: shown in February 2026 at the India AI Impact Summit as designed and built in India; no price or sale date found.
Jio AI Glasses (JioFrames): shown again at India Mobile Congress in October 2026 with voice UPI payments and note-taking; no price or launch date.
Vayu Essentials: glasses with a display and no camera, on preorder at ₹74,999 onward.
Not sold in India: Meta Ray-Ban Display, Xiaomi AI Glasses and Even Realities G2. Listings for them on marketplaces are third-party sellers, not the brands.

Questions people ask

Are smart glasses legal in India?

Buying and wearing them is legal; we found no Indian law that bans smart glasses as such. What you record can still break the law: section 66E of the IT Act makes it an offence to capture or publish an image of a person’s private area without consent, in circumstances that violate their privacy. Places can ban them too: the IPL’s anti-corruption unit barred smart glasses from the players’ and match officials’ area, and photography is banned inside Puri’s Jagannath temple, where visitors wearing camera glasses have been detained. This is general information, not legal advice.

Can I get my power in smart glasses?

Usually, yes. Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1, 2 and 3) and Oakley Meta HSTN take −12.00 to +6.00, according to Meta’s India pages; Oakley Meta Vanguard cannot take power lenses. Lenskart offers B by Lenskart with power lenses. AURVIZ o1 takes −6.00 to +6.00. Titan EyeX, Noise i1, Fire-Boltt FireLens, Pebble Seeq and Dash Echo say they take prescription lenses but do not publish a range.

Do Ray-Ban Meta glasses work in India, and do they understand Hindi?

Yes. They have been sold officially in India since 19 May 2025, and Meta added full Hindi in October 2025. Meta lists Hindi, Kannada and Telugu among the languages of Meta AI on its glasses.

How much do AI smart glasses cost in India?

Glasses with a camera cost from about ₹8,000 (Pebble Seeq, Halcon W630) to ₹52,300 (Oakley Meta Vanguard). Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 is ₹39,900, B by Lenskart ₹22,000, and AURVIZ o1 ₹17,999 for its first batch on preorder. Glasses without a camera start below ₹2,000 on sale.

Can people tell when smart glasses are recording?

On Meta’s glasses a light blinks when a photo is taken and keeps blinking while a video records, and it cannot be switched off; from Gen 2 the camera will not work if the light is covered. B by Lenskart and Pebble Seeq also have a recording light. Even so, the light is small and easy to miss, so ask first.

Are any AI smart glasses made in India?

Fire-Boltt’s FireLens F1 listing on Amazon.in gives India as its country of origin. AURVIZ o1 is manufactured in India and is on preorder. Sarvam’s Kaze was presented as designed and built in India but has no price yet. Pebble Seeq, Titan EyeX and Noise i1 list China as their country of origin, as does Reliance Digital’s listing for Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2).

Sources

Prices and specifications were read on each maker’s Indian website or store on 15 October 2026. AURVIZ o1’s figures are from our own specifications, preorder page and shipping policy.