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Halliday G2

Binocular green-display AI glasses with Halliday AI, open-ear audio and optional prescription lenses. Product orders are open, with pre-order and dispatch qualifications.

Based on manufacturer documentation. We have not hands-on tested this device.

Recorded US price
From $599 Checked Oct 25, 2026
US availability
Pre-order Checked Oct 25, 2026

Prices and stock can change; confirm your lens configuration and total at checkout.

  • The product itself is open for orders. Halliday shipping policy still describes G2 as a pre-order; the US is a listed destination.
  • Dispatch estimates vary by batch and prescription choice. Non-prescription and prescription orders can have different processing times; transit is additional.
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Specifications

Display
Binocular green MicroLED waveguide display
Resolution
600 × 300 per eye
Field of view
25.2°
Refresh rate
Unknown
Camera
No integrated camera
Weight
49 g
Battery
210 mAh; up to 12 hours regular use (manufacturer claim)
Audio
Open-ear speaker array and four microphones; current speaker count not independently confirmed
Prescription support
Optional prescription lenses; SPH -9.00 D to +2.00 D and CYL -3.00 D to +3.00 D
Compatibility
Halliday app for Android and iOS · Bluetooth 5.4 LE Audio
Privacy signal
No integrated camera; microphones and cloud AI require a privacy review

Best for

  • Buyers seeking glanceable prompts, translation and meeting support who can confirm the complete phone, lens and dispatch requirements.
Sources and notes
Testing status
Based on manufacturer documentation. We have not hands-on tested this device.
Notes
The G2 product itself is now orderable from $599. Halliday shipping policy still calls it a pre-order and explicitly includes the US; batch and prescription choices affect dispatch. The older priority-access-only limitation no longer applies.