SmartGlasses.fyi / MemoMind OneMemoMind / XGIMI
MemoMind One Camera-free everyday eyewear with a binocular green MicroLED heads-up display and Harman AudioEFX open-ear sound. The official store currently accepts orders, but estimated shipping depends on frame style.
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Lawsuit, crowdfunding suspension and EU shipping A US design-patent complaint has been filed; Kickstarter is suspended. The manufacturer has announced a pause in EU shipments.
2026-08-24 · US
Shenzhen Yiwen Tech, operating as Even Realities, filed case 1:26-cv-05220 against XGIMI entities and others in the Eastern District of New York, alleging two design patents are infringed by MemoMind One Archive, Nomad and Gotham. These are allegations, not an infringement finding.
Event date not specified · Kickstarter
The Kickstarter project page is marked Suspended because of an intellectual property dispute.
2026-09-08 · EU / non-EU
In its September 8 update, MemoMind says EU-address shipments are paused following legal developments in Germany, with an estimated 3–5 month process. It says non-EU orders are unaffected and direct ordering continues. This is the manufacturer’s statement, not delivery confirmation.
2026-09-25 · US
Steptoe’s September 25 analysis reports withdrawal of the initial TRO/PI application and dismissal of Kickstarter, while the infringement merits remained pending. A later final ruling has not been verified here.
Before ordering Before ordering, check destination eligibility, current shipping estimates, refunds and warranty terms. A lawsuit or crowdfunding suspension alone does not establish company closure, product withdrawal or service shutdown.
Display area & specifications
Brand MemoMind / XGIMI
Function Information display
Year 2026
Display Binocular monochrome HUD
Display resolution 640 × 350
Display field of view 25°
Refresh rate 30 Hz
Display source (e.g. Micro-LED) MicroLED
Display brightness 2,000 nits (manufacturer rating) The official product page specifies a green MicroLED display, 640 × 350 resolution, 25° FOV, 30 Hz and 2,000 nits. Brightness is the manufacturer rating.
Specification source 1 ↗ Specification source 2 ↗ Price USD 399 Overseas price · Listed price
MemoMind’s official store lists the Standard Edition with non-prescription lenses at USD 399 (reference price USD 599) and accepts orders. Estimated shipping is October for Gotham/Archive and December for Nomad. Taxes, shipping and duties are calculated at checkout; Japan delivery terms are unverified. The listed price does not imply immediate stock.
Price / availability source ↗ Prices reflect the dated listing. Shipping, prescription lenses and accessories may cost extra. Overseas prices retain their original currency.
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Article library → Review · EN 2026-08-02 Xgimi MemoMind One Review: You Don’t Want Smart Glasses That Record Everything You Say The reviewer examines MemoMind One’s “Moments” feature, which records speech for later summaries, and reflects on its privacy implications. The review focuses on the device’s always-on recording behavior rather than treating it as a generic display-glasses review. Gizmodo ＋ Save for later → Review · EN 2026-07-09 I used the MemoMind One: These camera-free smart glasses made me feel like 007 The reviewer tests the camera-free MemoMind One in everyday use and compares its waveguide projection with Even G2, reporting that outdoor readability held up better in bright conditions. Android Central ＋ Save for later → Review · EN 2026-06-30 MemoMind One review: Are these the first smart glasses you’ll actually want to wear? The reviewer tests MemoMind One for a month, discussing translation, recording and teleprompter use while noting eye fatigue during longer display sessions and limited outdoor visibility of the green microLED. BGR ＋ Save for later → Review · EN 2026-06-30 48 hours with the MemoMind One XR glasses — a slow AI, lack of a camera, and disappointing audio left me wanting more A 48-hour hands-on review finds the monochrome display useful indoors but difficult to see outdoors. The reviewer also criticizes slow AI, weak music quality and the absence of a camera. TechRadar ＋ Save for later → Review · EN 2026-06-15 XGIMI MemoMind One Smart Glasses Review After several weeks using MemoMind One, the reviewer likes the crisp private micro-LED display, open-ear audio and notifications, while finding controls and the broader AI features inconsistent. The review discloses a review sample. GameRevolution ＋ Save for later ← Explore glasses
→Xgimi MemoMind One Review: You Don’t Want Smart Glasses That Record Everything You SayThe reviewer examines MemoMind One’s “Moments” feature, which records speech for later summaries, and reflects on its privacy implications. The review focuses on the device’s always-on recording behavior rather than treating it as a generic display-glasses review.Gizmodo
