LAS VEGAS — Xgimi debuted the MemoMind One smart glasses at CES 2026. The company launched a Kickstarter campaign for the glasses on June 29, 2026, with plans to begin shipping in late July 2026.

The MemoMind One smart glasses do not include cameras. They utilize micro-LED projectors and transparent waveguide prisms in each lens to create a bright green display. Users can adjust the display's distance, position, and brightness. The glasses are available in three styles and weigh approximately 47 grams. They contain batteries with a capacity for up to 16 hours of use and incorporate Harman Kardon speakers positioned behind the ears.

Interface navigation is controlled by a single button located on the right side near the hinge. Raising one's head or pressing the button activates the home screen, which shows the time, battery level, date, and weather. The home screen also includes four customizable sections for information such as stocks, news headlines, calendar events, to-do lists, and notifications. However, users cannot add their own RSS feeds to the news headlines section.

The MemoMind One glasses display condensed versions of phone notifications, but full messages cannot be read, nor can users respond to messages and emails directly through the glasses. Pressing and holding the button or saying "hi, Memo" activates the AI assistant, which displays responses as text, with an option for audio playback. Responses from the AI assistant typically take four to five seconds.

A double-press of the button opens a customizable Quick Launch section with access to three functions, which can include a teleprompter, live captions, and a voice recorder offering real-time transcription. The associated mobile app can generate AI summaries of voice recordings. The glasses feature a Listen-in Mode for translated transcriptions on the display, though it requires manual language selection in the mobile app. The accuracy of the translation feature depends on how clearly the microphone picks up the speaker's voice, and background noise can interfere with it.

The full retail price for the MemoMind One glasses is $599, or $879 with prescription lenses. Customizing the appearance with different colors increases the price to $699, or $879 with prescription lenses. Kickstarter backers can purchase the glasses for $399, or $499 with prescription lenses. Customized color versions are available to backers for $449, or $499 with prescription lenses. The glasses use a proprietary charger that clips onto the right arm. Audio from the speakers can be heard by people nearby, even at the lowest volume.