Choosing smart glasses by charging method: Even, RayNeo, Rokid and INMO GO3
Return them to a case, attach a clip, connect a cable, or swap batteries. Comparing four charging methods and what you need to carry each day.
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Reviews & Readings
Things I noticed while using them. Things I found out by comparing them.
My daily life with smart glasses, from Naoki's perspective.
Can RayNeo iO’s lifelog help write a daily report? My Japanese-language experience
Good audio capture and useful summaries are different things. A focused look at recording from the September 2026 hands-on review.
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Is RayNeo iO’s Smart Crown easy to use? Why I liked physical controls
Turn to select, press to confirm: how it differed from touch controls, and the limit I noticed as an R1 user.
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Does Rokid Glasses last all day? Why I thought about charging by evening
Beyond runtime figures: can you use them when you need them? A look back at charging routines with Rokid and Even G2.
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RayNeo iO review: smart glasses for ¥80,000
My conclusion first: after using them, the RayNeo iO felt like an Even G2 that costs ¥10,000 less. Comparing their regular prices, the gap is only about ¥10,000.
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Three uses for smart glasses: movies, photography and notifications
The same glasses shape can serve different goals. Clarify the experience you want before choosing your first pair.
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Will you use camera AI every day? What happened with my Rokid Glasses
Asking AI about what is in front of me was interesting, but it did not become a habit during my first few days.
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Can Rokid Glasses replace earphones? Sound leakage and everyday use
Audio near your ears can be convenient, but it did not replace earphones in my own routine.
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Are lighter smart glasses more comfortable? Nose pads and temple pressure matter
Wearing Even G2 and Rokid showed me that weight alone cannot explain comfort. Here is what I would check at a fitting.
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Is Even R1 worth buying? Hands-down control was the real benefit
G2 can be controlled on its own. Here is why I still liked R1, and where I would temper expectations.
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Even G2 or Rokid Glasses: decide whether you need a camera
Everyday eyewear or a camera for specific moments? First-hand experience with both reveals the key buying decision.
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What I liked about Even G2 translation was easier-to-read subtitles
Translation tested with English videos and podcasts: separating recognition quality from how easy the text was to read.
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Buying smart glasses as a camera
Ray-Ban Meta has launched in Japan. If you buy a pair, buy it as a camera!
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An Even G2 fan tries Rokid Glasses
Having owned and compared two pairs of ¥100,000 smart glasses at the same time, I can say this confidently: right now, the Even G2 is the most practical and comfortable.
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Even G2 & R1: one week in
My verdict first: the Even G2, a ¥100,000 pair of smart glasses, scores 120 out of 100.
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Thinking about buying the Even G2?
My conclusion first: I am convinced the Even G2 is worth buying.
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AI devices need to look good
AI devices need more than features: they need a design that fits naturally into daily life. I explore this through the idea of replacing glasses and other things we already wear.
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One month with the Even G1
Hello. It has been exactly one month since my Even G1 AR glasses arrived at the end of July.
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Even G1: first impressions
My long-awaited Even G1 arrived yesterday. Put simply, they are glasses that feel a bit like a scouter from Dragon Ball.
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Why I believe in the future of AI glasses
Why do smart glasses make me excited about the future? I explore expanded vision and my hopes for glasses that fit naturally into everyday life.
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