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Lenovo shows its new Visual AI Glasses V1.
These are light smart glasses that work with real-time AI.
They act as a small screen you can carry with you.
They mix work tools with smart style and keep user ease close.
Sleek Design Inspired by Ray-Ban, Ultra-Lightweight Frame
Lenovo takes design cues from Ray-Ban.
The frame sits at 1.8 millimeters thick and weighs 38 grams.
Users wear them all day with no strain.
Every part links close to a look that fits technology and everyday life.
Advanced Micro-LED Displays with Innovative Waveguide Technology
At the heart, the glasses use micro-LED displays.
A tiny projector sends clear light along short paths to the lens.
This tech makes images sharp even in bright rooms, with brightness up to 2,000 nits.
A small area of 15 by 11 millimeters tracks the eye with care.
The display shows green text much like a classic digital screen.
Smooth Interaction Featuring AI Integration
Users tap the frame’s sides and use built-in speakers.
Touch controls allow short swipes.
Voice commands call on built-in AI help.
Modes for talking text, a scrolling script, path guides, and live words work to boost work ease.
Focused on Productivity, Not Multimedia
The device skips a camera by design.
It aims at work tasks and quick data instead of snaps or videos.
This choice links the tool to tech fans who need facts fast.
Battery Life and Availability
A 167 mAh battery gives 8 to 10 hours of use.
It charges in about 40 minutes.
The glasses cost around 3,999 yuan (484 euros) and start sales in China on November 9, 2025.
There is no release plan yet for Spain, Mexico, or other Latin American lands.
Lenovo’s Visual AI Glasses V1 set a new bar for light, AI-driven work gear.
The design, display, and controls stick close to work needs and ease of use.
