jig.jp / SABERA
SABERA
Camera-free smart glasses from Sabae, with a right-eye monochrome display and Cellid plastic waveguide.
Everyday use & apps
- Weight
- 38g
- Battery life (claimed)
- Approx. 12h typical; up to approx. 14h
- Charging method & time
- Dedicated USB-C case; glasses approx. 50 min, case approx. 2.3h
- Prescription lenses
- Unverified
- Devices & connection
- iOS 18.2+ or Android 12+; BLE 5.3
- Speakers & microphones
- 2 microphones; speaker specification unverified
- Water & dust rating
- Not water-resistant; no IP certification
- Japanese support
- Unverified
- Dedicated app store
- Unverified
- Custom apps
- Unverified
Battery figures are manufacturer claims and vary with use, lenses and configuration. Unverified does not mean unsupported. Check where custom apps run and how they can be installed.
Display area & specifications
- Brand
- jig.jp / SABERA
- Function
- Information display
- Year
- 2026
- Display
- Monocular monochrome HUD
- Display resolution
- 640 × 480 · single-eye display
- Display field of view
- 30°
- Display source (e.g. Micro-LED)
- Green MicroLED
- Display brightness
- Up to 1,500 nits (manufacturer rating)
Right-eye display. Specifications come from the manufacturer’s announcement and include pre-release estimates.
Specification source 1 ↗ Specification source 2 ↗ Specification source 3 ↗Price
JPY 92,400Japan price · Suggested retail price · Tax included
Planned general-sale price. The Makuake campaign ended on June 29, 2026. The official website says the online store and in-store hardware sales are coming soon.
Price / availability source ↗Prices reflect the dated listing. Shipping, prescription lenses and accessories may cost extra. Overseas prices retain their original currency.
Article library
→SABERA completes crowdfunding and prepares for general salesjig.jp reports the close of its crowdfunding campaign and plans for demonstrations and retail channels ahead of general sales.jig.jp
→Several days with Sabera AI smart glassesAfter borrowing a demo unit from jig.jp, the author uses Sabera for several days and discusses its monocular green text display, comfort and functions, distinguishing demo-only features.Kotonoha blog
→Hands-on with SABERA: Japanese eyewear craft meets new opticsAfter a press event, the writer tried SABERA and saw demos of its teleprompter, transcription, translation and navigation. They found wearing comfort and weight balance promising, but noted that monocular display could take adjustment and the navigation demo could not be fully tested.Mogura VR→Hands-on demo of the SABERA smart glasses: weight and monocular displayAfter the launch event, the writer tried the SABERA hardware and demos of prompting, transcription and translation. The report shares impressions of weight and features, while noting that navigation could not be tested because of connectivity; this is an event demo, not a long-term review.MoguLive