Smart glasses

New smart glasses: MemoMind One, RayNeo X3 Pro and Xiaomi Mijia Audio

Three names are sending searches soaring this autumn: MemoMind One, RayNeo X3 Pro and Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses. What they offer, at what price, and how they compare with Ray-Ban Meta.

October 11, 2026

The smart glasses market is moving fast. Three new releases are sending searches into a frenzy right now: the MemoMind One, the RayNeo X3 Pro and the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses. Three very different philosophies.

MemoMind One: the display without the camera

MemoMind is the new brand from Xgimi, known for its projectors. Unveiled at CES in January 2026, the MemoMind One was a hit on Kickstarter.

Two green micro-LED displays, very bright (up to 2,000 nits), visible only to you.
No camera, by choice, for privacy. On the other hand, it has speakers, unlike Even G2.
Live translation, note-taking, contextual help during a conversation, navigation.
Around 47 g, several frame styles and optional prescription lenses.
Price range: mid-range, with reduced prices during pre-order.

Who is it for? Those who want a discreet display for work and travel, without a camera.

RayNeo X3 Pro: augmented reality in colour

The RayNeo X3 Pro, from TCL's glasses subsidiary, is one of the few consumer pairs to offer true augmented reality in colour.

Two colour displays (micro-LED), up to 6,000 nits at peak.
Two cameras, Snapdragon AR1 chip and Google's Gemini AI built in.
Navigation, translation of text and conversations, photos and videos.
76 g, but short battery life under heavy use according to press reviews.
Price range: premium, well above ordinary smart glasses.

Who is it for? Technology enthusiasts who want a taste of AR today and accept the price and the compromises.

Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses: audio at a low price

Xiaomi launched its Mijia Smart Audio Glasses in Europe in January 2026. These are not glasses with a display or a camera: they are open-ear earphones built into a frame.

Open-ear speakers and four microphones for music and calls.
Bluetooth 5.4, connection to two devices, Xiaomi Glasses app.
Several styles, including a sunglasses version, with prescription lenses possible.
Price range: entry level.

Who is it for? Those who mainly want music and calls in their glasses, on a small budget. If you want the AI assistant and an iconic frame, the Ray-Ban Meta Audio Clubmaster plays in the same category.

And compared with Ray-Ban Meta?

Model	Camera	Display	AI	Price range
Xiaomi Mijia Audio	No	No	Phone assistant	Entry level
MemoMind One	No	Monochrome, both lenses	Yes	Mid-range
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2	Yes, 12MP	No	Meta AI	Mid-range · See the price
RayNeo X3 Pro	Yes	Colour, both lenses	Gemini	Premium

Ray-Ban Meta remains the best balance for everyday use: camera, audio, AI, battery life and style, with genuine availability in Europe. To go further, read Smart glasses with a display and our 2026 comparison.