Samsung is rumored that they are preparing for another forest in the wearable technology, with a new pair of smart glasses coming next year. But do not make mistakes for Samsung’s upcoming Android XR headset or Google’s own smart iVier. According to the Korean outlet sedeli, this mysterious new model will be a completely separate venture, which is more bends to Meta’s Ray-Ban stories than a fully developed reality device.

Rumors and leaks show that these glasses will be equipped with a speaker, microphone and camera, but in particular, no performance. This means that they are less about overlaying virtual information in the field of your vision and taking a call about the moments that capture it, taking calls and perhaps chat with AI on a ship.

If it seems familiar, it is because these glasses were mentioned last year when a report about Samsung was revealed, which produced the model-like model. Subsequently, a release was predicted in late 20125, clearly a date that slipped. Nevertheless, the idea is not given shelter, and sources say the project is once again collecting speed.

Meanwhile, Samsung and Google are jointly developing a completely different pair of smart glasses, including a display. These Android XR-operated glasses will allow wearing virtual elements on the real world-Smartwatch meets glasses-they make mixed-coverage closer to the device than the wearable cameras.

This sits with “Project Mohan”, Samsung’s Android XR headset, which promises an attached, VR-style experience. This is expected to be a rival of Apple’s Vision Pro, in Helm and Google’s Gemini AI playing assistant with Android XR.

The latest report claims that Samsung’s meta-style smart glasses can see daylight at the end of 2025, after the possible start of its XR headset. But given the number of delays in this area, any date should be taken with a healthy pinch of salt.

In fact, how these new glasses will operate remains a mystery. However, it would not be a distant penny to imagine running a strip-back version of Android XR, which offers integration with Gemini and possibly a live view mode via the camera. Without a screen, their feature set can be found with Gemini with Google’s pixel buds, which offers AI-powered assistance and audio feedback instead of immersive visuals.

For a slices of Smart-Glass Pie with Samsung, Google, Apple, and even Xiaomi, the market is starting to heat up. Samsung’s two-dimensional approaches, a model that is aimed at the objective of the content capture and audio interactions, the other can keep the company in a specific position, on the immersive XR experiences, both casual users and technical enthusiasts can hurt hungry for high end facilities.

Beyond the obscure release window, details on pricing or technical specifications are rare. Nevertheless, expect more concrete information at the beginning of next year, especially if Samsung intends to tease the device before a formal unveiling.

Till then, fans would wonder whether Samsung’s latest ievier will be a stylish everyday gadget, a hand-free AI partner, or just another ambitious experiment that is fixed to join the company’s growing list of technical curiosities.