Samsung and Gentle Monster join forces on high-end smart glasses

Published on May 24, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Samsung has unveiled a new smart glasses model designed in collaboration with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. This device focuses on visual and contextual interaction, integrating voice-assisted navigation via Gemini and personalized suggestions based on the user's route. The glasses act as a direct complement to the Galaxy, aiming for a seamless experience within the Samsung ecosystem.

Samsung Galaxy smart glasses prototype on a wooden design table, Gentle Monster frame with integrated transparent waveguide lenses, Warby Parker aesthetic detailing, a hand gesture navigating a virtual holographic map interface, Gemini AI voice command icon glowing faintly above the lens, scene showing the glasses connected wirelessly to a Galaxy smartphone displaying route suggestions, cinematic technical illustration, photorealistic glass reflections, soft ambient studio lighting, precise mechanical hinge joints, futuristic minimal design, ultra-detailed hardware engineering visualization

Technical Integration with the Galaxy Ecosystem 🛸

The device functions as an extension of the Galaxy smartphone, processing contextual data in real-time to provide directions and recommendations. Gemini-assisted navigation enables voice interactions without needing to look at a screen. Samsung and Gentle Monster have developed a system that prioritizes natural usability, with sensors that detect eye movement and environmental changes. The proposal aims for smart glasses to become a more immediate personal device than the phone, although their operation depends on a constant connection to the smartphone.

The new accessory that will make you forget your phone... or not 😅

According to the announcements, these glasses are intended to surpass the phone in naturalness, which sounds great until you remember you still need the Galaxy in your pocket for them to work. It's like having an electric car that won't start without a wall charger tied to the bumper. Sure, if you lose your phone, at least the glasses will show you the fastest route to go buy another one.