In this video, I’m breaking down the best standalone Android smart/AR glasses setups that give you access to the full Android app store without needing to be tethered to a phone. I’ve tested dozens of glasses this year and last, so I’m not guessing here—I’m walking you through what actually works in real life. I start with the cheapest possible way to get full Android apps in glasses (because under $300, it basically doesn’t exist), then I climb in roughly $100–$200 steps all the way up to the most premium combos. Along the way, I compare what you’re really paying for: field of view (46° entry-level vs 52° and even 57°), 3DoF vs 6DoF, battery life, and how you control everything (hand tracking, trackpads, laser pointers, keyboards). I also call out the standout “this is kind of insane” moments—like getting the entire Android app store plus an AI assistant and hand tracking for under $400 with the right used bundle, or getting a Vision Pro-like six-screen multitasking setup for way less money with an InAir Pod combo. And if you care about being online anywhere, I cover the only option here that truly brings 5G into the mix: XREAL’s Beam Pro 5G version. Finally, I end with one of my favorite products ever—the INMO Air3—because it’s the only one that’s truly all-in-one with the Play Store built into normal-looking glasses you can wear all day.