Now, Snap is nearly ready to launch its first pair of AR glasses for consumers, the Specs, sometime this fall
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That suggests Snap thinks these meet its vision well enough for regular people to enjoy using the $2,195 glasses.
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That suggests Snap thinks these meet its vision well enough for regular people to enjoy using the $2,195 glasses
But by putting the AR display dead center in your vision, the Specs’ 51-degree field of view becomes a major limitation
Because it’s 2026, the Specs also have a dedicated AI chatbot assistant, but in their limited experience it was slow and inconsistent
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Summary
Snap has spent half a decade working toward its first consumer pair of AR glasses. Their favorite part of wearing the Specs, Snap’s new augmented reality glasses, was playing dominoes. Snap believes in AR glasses. Now, Snap is nearly ready to launch its first pair of AR glasses for consumers, the Specs, sometime this fall. The Specs are big, black, bold glasses that come in two lens sizes, 47mm and 52mm.