Even G2 opens a trial for 10 people. The deadline is November 6, and they receive a G2 and an R1

On October 30, Even Realities Japan posted a call for Even G2 trial users. A November 2 post sets the number at 10. The deadline is 23:59 on Friday, November 6, and participants receive an Even G2 and an R1.

The call marks Keisuke Honda’s appointment as ambassador in Japan. The appointment itself is in another article.

They give a G2 and an R1. They want notes from actual use

The October 30 post asks people to try the Even G2 in daily life and at work, then share impressions in social posts and an interview. They receive an Even G2 and the R1, a ring you operate with a finger.

The Even G2 is a pair of glasses with no camera and green text in the lenses. The official page lists Prep Notes (points you set before a conversation), real-time translation, and a voice-controlled teleprompter (a script that stays in view as you speak).

Meetings and foreign languages are the scenes they named

The October 30 post names meetings, presentations, and communication in a foreign language. The November 2 post also asks applicants to describe a scene they want to try. The form URL is the same.

Apply if you want the answers in front of you

This call fits people who want to try setting points before a meeting, reading a translation while someone talks, and keeping a script in view for a presentation. If you already use an AI agent day to day, these ten spots are a way to see whether its answers can sit in front of you instead of on a phone.

This is not a call for people whose first need is shooting. There is no camera. Applications close at 23:59 on November 6.

The author’s Even G2 was provided by Even Realities Japan.