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Even Realities G1 brings holographic displays to everyday glasses
Even Realities G1 brings holographic displays to everyday glasses
The Even Realities G1 represents a significant breakthrough in the area of smart glasses by integrating advanced projection technology into an everyday brilliant design. This innovative glasses projects information directly into the user's field of vision and lets text and graphics float about two meters before the eyes.
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Design and workmanship
Exceptionally inconspicuous design
The G1 stands out from other smart glasses through its subtle appearance. With a weight of only 43 grams, it is hardly heavier than conventional glasses. The frame consists of a magnesium alloy with sandstone coating, while the brackets are made of hypoallergenic titanium alloy and silicone.
A special design feature is the patented screwless hinge, which ensures an elegant look and high durability. The only visible technical components are located on the ironing ends, where there are battery, electronics and touch control areas.
Available variants and prices
The Even G1 is available in Germany from 699 euros. It is offered in two basic forms - the classic G1 A and the newer G1 B - each in different colors such as gray, green and brown. Correction glasses are available for an additional 129-150 euros, although varifting glasses are also possible.
Revolutionary Haos technology
Holistic Adaptive Optical System
The heart of the G1 forms the Haos ™ (Holistic Adaptive Optical System). Two micro-LED projectors in the frame corners project content onto the inside of the glasses. These use WaveGuide technology to guide the projected picture to the eye, while the glasses themselves remain clear and transparent.
Technical specifications
The G1 display technology offers the following properties:
- Resolution: 640 × 200 pixels per eye
- Presentation: Monochrome Green Display
- Brightness: 1000 nits with automatic brightness adjustment
- Refresh rate: 20Hz
- Viewing field: Virtual screen appears about 2 meters away
The digital glasses consist of two layers-glued layers-the correction glass and the waveguide glass-which together are not thicker than a normal glasses.
Functional range and features
Core functions
The G1 offers a variety of practical applications:
Language notes (Quicknote)
By pressing and holding the right touch button, the glasses are spoken, converts them into text using AI and indicates them in the field of vision.
Real -time translation
The glasses can translate conversations in foreign languages in real time and display the translation as text. 13 different languages are supported.
navigation
Turn-by-gymnasium navigation is displayed directly in the field of vision without the user having to look at his smartphone.
Teleprompter
For presentations, a script can run on the display, while the lecturer keeps eye contact with the audience.
AI assistant
By touching the left touch button, the user can ask questions to the integrated AI that works with chatt or perplexity.
Notifications and connectivity
The G1 connects to the smartphone via Dual Sync Bluetooth technology and can display selected notifications such as WhatsApp messages or emails directly in the field of vision. The user can specify which apps can send notifications in advance.
Battery time and charge
A great advantage of the G1 is your extraordinary battery life. With up to 1.5 days of useful life with normal use, it exceeds significantly different smart glasses such as the Ray-Ban Meta, which only last 6-8 hours. The supplied loading dui also acts as a storage box and loads the glasses completely overnight.
Comparison with alternatives
Even G1 vs. Ray-Ban Meta
In a direct comparison with the popular Ray-Ban Meta glasses, there are significant differences in the approach in the approach. While the Even G1 has a micro-LED HUD display, the Ray-Ban Meta does not offer a display. The Ray Ban Meta is equipped with a 12-megapixel camera that the Even G1 is missing. The Ray-Ban Meta scores with open-ear speakers in the audio equipment, while the Even G1 does not have speakers. A major advantage of the Even G1 is only 4-6 hours at the Ray-Ban Meta in the battery life of 1.5 days. Both models offer AI features, whereby the Even G1 relying on text-based functions.
While the Ray-Ban Meta relies on multimedia functions such as photo/video recording and audio playback, the G1 focuses on the information display and productive applications.
Practical experiences and tests
Positive reviews
Users and testers particularly emphasize the high comfort and the unobtrusive optics. The teleprompter function is ripened as particularly mature and useful for professional applications. The navigation function works reliably even with a weak GPS signal.
Restrictions and criticisms
Some limitations must be observed:
- No speakers for audio playback or telephony
- Display can be difficult to read in light sunlight
- Higher price compared to other smart glasses
- Dependence on the smartphone app for full range of functions
Availability in Germany
The Even G1 is available from selected partner optics in Germany. The official dealers include Hungry Eyes, Kastner Glasses House, Benner Optik and Optician Staude. These also offer the option of testing the glasses before buying and making individual correction glasses.
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New wearable category: Even Realities G1 brings projection technology to everyday life
The Even Realities G1 represents an important development step in Evolution Smarter glasses. Thanks to the successful integration of projection technology into an everyday design, it creates a new category of wearables that offer real benefits in work and everyday life. Despite the higher price and some functional restrictions, it is an attractive alternative to conventional smart glasses for users who value discrete digital support.
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