There are five new AI smart glasses with displays coming way sooner than you think, and a couple of these are the kind of “how is this even possible?” releases. In this video I break down what’s coming, what’s actually interesting (and not just marketing), and which features I think are going to matter in real life—stuff like maps/navigation, sports stats, modular style options, and even native eye tracking. The headline for me is the Maverick AI Pro from Everyide: ultra-light (47g), full-color display, adjustable position, and a claimed 8+ hours of full-brightness display use. They’re not using waveguides, which could help with the “single display headache” problem and also keeps the lenses looking more normal from different angles. Then I cover the Inmo Go 3 (cheap dual-lens monochrome, phone-tethered, swappable battery, translation, teleprompter, AI notes), the Memo Mind glasses with customizable frames and a dashboard-style HUD, the EIO AR1 Pro (standalone Android built in, full color, waveguide, Gemini), and the Amazfit Helio glasses aimed at athletes with live workout stats. If you want reviews on any of these when they actually land, that’s exactly what I’m doing next.