These CES smart glasses aren’t worth your time, here are 3 others you should get instead

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October 16, 2025, 9:00 PM

• •Stylish design is the main positive.
• •No camera is a significant omission, limiting functionality.
• •Poor audio quality makes listening unpleasant.
• •Small display is outdated compared to competitors.
• •Sluggish software and AI add to the user's frustration.
• •Expensive at $499, and not recommended.

The Halliday smart glasses, despite their stylish design, are ultimately disappointing due to several shortcomings. The lack of a camera, poor audio quality, and a small, outdated display hinder the user experience. The sluggish software and brief AI responses further add to the frustration, making the glasses feel cumbersome and behind the competition. At a price of $499, the Halliday smart glasses struggle to compete with alternatives like the Meta Ray-Ban glasses or the upcoming Rokid Glasses.

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