Samsung's Galaxy Glasses detailed ahead of rumored 2026 unveiling

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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy XR headset last month, and its next product in the series will be a pair of glasses, as per multiple previous rumors. Its first pair of XR glasses has now been identified as having the model number SM-O200P. The "O" in that model number confirms we're not just talking about another headset, since the Galaxy XR's model number has "I" in it in the place of the "O". Meta Ray-Ban glasses Samsung's first XR glasses might be akin to Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, and in fact past rumors said the Korean company would launch a pair without a screen first, in 2026, then...



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