I Wore AI Smart Glasses For a Month | Even G2 Review

So guys, in this video, I wanna show you one of the single coolest products I have ever tried, and that's basically AI glasses. Now, I don't know about you, I've seen the Ray-Ban Metaglasses, I've tried them, but they're basically just cameras on your face. That's not what I want, that's not to me kind of the promise of what AR and AI glasses are. But then I saw this website and it was super futuristic, looks very cool, and then the company reached out and I was able to give them an actual try. And so in this video, I'm gonna do a full review, I'm gonna show you everything you need to know about the EVEN Realities E2 glasses. And I wanna show you more of the real side of like what's useful, what it's like in your life. Ideally, these kinds of glasses just disappear into your day and are just actually used. So that's what I kind of wanna show you as opposed to just a feature checklist. That's gonna be the video and let's get into it. Now for context, if I didn't say it prior, basically these are AI smart display glasses. So they look like a normal pair of eyeglasses. They weigh basically nothing, they are framed with titanium and they take prescription lenses up to plus or minus 12. And inside the lenses, there is this little green display panel that kind of floats in your peripheral vision. So you don't see it when you're just looking at the world, you see it when you kind of glance up. And that's the entire kind of design philosophy, I think from the team and with this product, where it's kind of in your peripheral vision, it's not blocking your face, it's not on your phone. And then in terms of the glasses themselves, there are no speakers, no camera, it's not trying to be a VR headset or a replacement for a phone. What it does is it connects you to information that you care about at the right time without you having to ask for it. And other than that, it just gets out of your way. And that's not gonna be a fit for some people, that is going to be a fit for other people. So it really just depends on what you're looking for and who you are. Now you control them with two things. Number one is the temple tip on the side of the glasses. And the number two is the even R1 ring. And so you can swipe up and swipe down on the ring to control the interface, or you can again touch the side of the glasses like this. And the dashboard is where the magic lives. With that in mind, I wanna jump into kind of the actual workflows and the ways you're going to use this. So the first core feature that I want to show you is called conversate. And what it does, if you're having a long form conversation or a meeting, is it summarizes in real time what's being said. So if you have a two hour meeting, you can quickly understand at all times what has gone on and what's important to recall. So here in the app, we can see all the different, if we go right here, things that you can do with these glasses. And there is a lot there. Let's head back to the homepage and press on conversate and then start. So you can see now it's recording me in real time. What I'm being said is being put down. And then I can visually see right now a recording, a transcription of what's being said, and then it's summarizing it as well. So my glasses look completely normal, but I get more context on this meeting and on this conversation. Now, if we go from transcriptions under AI cues, then you can see that it's listening for cues as well if it wants to respond. That in mind, that is conversate. Let's go ahead and click on end and confirm. And then we can also see that conversation and transcription is saved in the app. And then a few seconds later, if we head back into here, we can see the summary of the conversation and the key points. And that's also what I'm seeing now visually with the glasses. So if that's things like interviews, long form meetings, et cetera, that's a very helpful tool in terms of productivity where you're not taking notes, you're not trying to remember and pay attention and actively listen at the same time. Now, the second core feature I wanna show you, this might be my favorite, it's called translate. Let's go ahead and press on that. And it's in the name here. What this is going to do is translate in real time what the person in front of you is saying. So let's say I want to translate, let's scroll down. And so that's playing. And right now in the app, I'm seeing that live Russian to English translation. So you can just speak with people in foreign languages and understand them. If you're on a tour in a foreign country, you can perfectly understand the tour and that translation will be saved in the app as well. And here's another cool application of it. Let's say I wanna watch some TV. Let's go to Netflix. And a show I like is called Money Heist, but this show is in Spanish. But we can translate that in real time with this feature. So let's say we're watching it like so, I wanna show you a POV of what it actually looks like for me with the translation feature turned on. So it's actually really good real time translation. You can see in that demo that it's the same translation as the subtitles, but much visually easier to see. So a fun application there for the translate feature as well. And now I'm actually gonna sit down, I think, and watch an episode. But let's get back to the video. It's a really, really cool and kind of trippy experience when you're just seeing it. And there is a pretty obvious business use case there as well. If you're in a foreign country, if you're at a conference somewhere and someone's speaking and you wanna understand it, this is a super low friction way to be able to do that. Okay, I said the last one was my favorite. I think that was a lie to be honest. I think this next one I'm gonna show you is my favorite. This is a feature called Teleprompt. I can resonate a lot with this as a creator where I have to remember scripts a lot. I have to speak based on some outline or some script that's there. If you've ever given a talk, right, same deal. You wanna be looking at the crowd, you wanna be looking at people in front of you, but you also have notes and you may not remember word for word what you wanted to say. Well, this is the solution for that. Let's click on Teleprompt right here, and then on New, and then I'll call this Video Script, and then I'll write, this is my sample video script, and then done. So this is going to display on the glasses in front of me, whatever script or text I want. And then what it'll do as well is it'll scroll. It'll move through the notes. So let's click Start. I'm gonna click Allow. And then now in front of me, I can see those notes. So I can look like I'm talking directly to you in the camera, but I can actually be reading from my exact notes. That applies to content creators. It also, again, really applies if you're giving a public presentation or speech. The alternative being you have those big screens in the back with text that everyone can see. This is just native. It is frictionless, and you will give better presentations. This fourth feature is also super epic. And what this is is called Navigate. And the idea is Google Maps or any kind of Maps app, but in your glasses where it understands the world around you and will just give you the directions as you're walking. So you can visually see, walk to the left, walk to the right, walk forward. And if we look under Travel here, there's a lot you can do there. Just think of it as Maps, but integrated into your glasses. We have Wander where you just walk directly to points of interest. But I just hit Navigate. Let's say I want to go to Egos. I'm going to press Start. And what I'm seeing on the screen here, I see the time, I see the distance, and then I see which direction I need to go. So again, Google Maps, but in your glasses. Kind of awesome. That's a super cool experience. I can see that it's telling me to turn right. I can see visually on the map where I need to go and I can hear the voice from the app telling me as well. So it's this really kind of unique audio visual experience. It's not overwhelming, but you know exactly where you need to go. And let's see if I make it. Also, there's a Waymo. Also, it's a solid 90 degrees in Texas right now. Okay, it's telling me to keep going straight. And then it looks like I'll take a right and two blocks. And it looks like I made it to my destination. So that right there is Navigate. And you really have to experience a lot of this stuff to really understand what I'm talking about here. So those are four of the core workflows or features that I really like about it. Again, if we just scroll through here, we can see literally dozens of different kind of features and apps. So there's a lot for you to explore. And generally, if you just use it for a week, you'll find the little niche things that are the way in which it best integrates into your life personally. For example, like flashcards, right? So if you're studying, you can study. In your glasses, wine on glass, right? There's really a lot there to explore. And I think the ecosystem will really just improve over time. And what's cool is you can also ask the AI or the glasses questions. Hey, Evan, what is the population of Austin, Texas? So it's recording it. Okay, it looks like Austin's population officially crossed 1 million, and it's now 1,002,632 residents. So that's kind of epic again, because it's not flashy. I can just say, hey, Evan, and it will listen to me 24 seven and answer whatever it is that I want to know about my life, about my apps or general purpose questions like that. I also wanna do a quick shout out that in mind to the ring. The ring is how you can just scroll through what you're seeing in the app. It's technically optional, but it's useful in practice. You just swipe up and down to control the dashboard that you're seeing in the glasses. So you can take calls with it. You can just miss notifications. You can interact with the dashboard. And then what's really cool is you also get basic health data from it. So I can go in the app. I can see my heart rate, my sleep. Right now it's 99 beats per minute. That's not very good. Apparently I'm stressed. And it can also track your temperature. So you get all that data like a mini aura ring from your R1 ring. And then finally as a last comment here, these just actually look like glasses. Again, that's not gonna be a fit for everyone, but if you want something that isn't trying to be super out there or recording people all the time, then these just feel like actual glasses. Again, you have prescription lenses up to plus and minus 12, two frame shapes, three colors. Battery is about two days of real use. And then the case adds about seven full charges. So to wrap up the review, again, these are not gonna be for everyone. If you want just to take photos, go for the metal kind of Ray-Ban glasses. If you want a VR headset, go for the VR headset. If you're someone who's in conversations a lot, you give a lot of presentations, you take notes, you manage a calendar, and you just want a quiet piece of tech, then that is I think overall who this is for. And I think this is going to get a lot better. I think this is just the start of AI and AR glasses coming into the physical world. And I'm looking forward to a lot more of these as a productivity and work tool for myself. That in mind, if you want to buy the EVEN Realities G2, they are available right now at evenrealities.com. Link is in the description on the screen here in the pinned comments. That includes the R1 ring if you want to grab the bundle and you do help to support the channel if you buy through these links. That in mind, I appreciate your time and being here. Of course, I have to wear these for the outro. Wherever you are in the world, I wish you a pleasant day and I will see you in the next one. Cheers.