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Brilliant Labs Halo
Open-source AI glasses with a color display, optical sensor, bone-conduction audio, and the Noa assistant.
Based on manufacturer documentation. We have not hands-on tested this device.
- Recorded US price
- $399 Checked Oct 25, 2026
- US availability
- Unknown Checked Oct 25, 2026
Prices and stock can change; confirm your lens configuration and total at checkout.
- The manufacturer lists $399 USD and says shipping now. A current US delivery date or address-specific fulfillment has not been confirmed.
- Import taxes may apply depending on destination; selected prescription options use a separate partner.
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Specifications
- Display
- Color display; exact panel technology not independently reverified
- Resolution
- Unknown
- Field of view
- Unknown
- Refresh rate
- Unknown
- Camera
- Low-power optical sensor for AI inference; normal capture capability not established
- Weight
- Unknown
- Battery
- Estimated all-day battery life under normal use (manufacturer statement; not independently measured)
- Audio
- Two bone-conduction speakers and two microphones
- Prescription support
- Optional prescription lenses; display optic adjustable from +2 D to -6 D
- Compatibility
- iOS and Android app · Bluetooth 5.3 · Open SDKs
- Privacy signal
- Optical sensor, microphones, and cloud AI require a privacy review
Best for
- Developers and early adopters seeking an open AI-glasses platform with a color display.
Sources and notes
- Sources
Brilliant Labs Halo official product details · Checked Aug 24, 2026
Brilliant Halo current USD listing, capabilities and delivery caveat · Checked Oct 25, 2026
- Testing status
- Based on manufacturer documentation. We have not hands-on tested this device.
- Notes
- Current listing is $399 USD and the manufacturer says shipping now. A US delivery date has not been confirmed. The current page gives estimated all-day use rather than the older precise 14-hour figure.