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New smart glasses: MemoMind One, RayNeo X3 Pro and Xiaomi Mijia Audio

The smart glasses market is moving fast. Three new releases are sending searches into a frenzy right now: the MemoMind One, the RayNeo X3 Pro and the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses. Three very different philosophies.
MemoMind One: the display without the camera
MemoMind is the new brand from Xgimi, known for its projectors. Unveiled at CES in January 2026, the MemoMind One was a hit on Kickstarter.
- Two green micro-LED displays, very bright (up to 2,000 nits), visible only to you.
- No camera, by choice, for privacy. On the other hand, it has speakers, unlike Even G2.
- Live translation, note-taking, contextual help during a conversation, navigation.
- Around 47 g, several frame styles and optional prescription lenses.
- Price range: mid-range, with reduced prices during pre-order.
Who is it for? Those who want a discreet display for work and travel, without a camera.
RayNeo X3 Pro: augmented reality in colour
The RayNeo X3 Pro, from TCL's glasses subsidiary, is one of the few consumer pairs to offer true augmented reality in colour.
- Two colour displays (micro-LED), up to 6,000 nits at peak.
- Two cameras, Snapdragon AR1 chip and Google's Gemini AI built in.
- Navigation, translation of text and conversations, photos and videos.
- 76 g, but short battery life under heavy use according to press reviews.
- Price range: premium, well above ordinary smart glasses.
Who is it for? Technology enthusiasts who want a taste of AR today and accept the price and the compromises.
Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses: audio at a low price
Xiaomi launched its Mijia Smart Audio Glasses in Europe in January 2026. These are not glasses with a display or a camera: they are open-ear earphones built into a frame.
- Open-ear speakers and four microphones for music and calls.
- Bluetooth 5.4, connection to two devices, Xiaomi Glasses app.
- Several styles, including a sunglasses version, with prescription lenses possible.
- Price range: entry level.
Who is it for? Those who mainly want music and calls in their glasses, on a small budget. If you want the AI assistant and an iconic frame, the Ray-Ban Meta Audio Clubmaster plays in the same category.
And compared with Ray-Ban Meta?
| Model | Camera | Display | AI | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi Mijia Audio | No | No | Phone assistant | Entry level |
| MemoMind One | No | Monochrome, both lenses | Yes | Mid-range |
| Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 | Yes, 12MP | No | Meta AI | Mid-range · See the price |
| RayNeo X3 Pro | Yes | Colour, both lenses | Gemini | Premium |
Ray-Ban Meta remains the best balance for everyday use: camera, audio, AI, battery life and style, with genuine availability in Europe. To go further, read Smart glasses with a display and our 2026 comparison.
Sources
- Road to VR, “MemoMind One Display Smart Glasses” – roadtovr.com
- Engadget, “XGIMI MemoMind One review” – engadget.com
- TechRadar, “RayNeo X3 Pro review” – techradar.com
- Notebookcheck, Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses in Europe – notebookcheck.net
- GSMArena, Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses hands-on – gsmarena.com