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Even Realities — the company that kicked off the whole “everyday smart glasses” movement — is back with two new products that take its human-first philosophy to the next level. Meet the Even G2 Display Smart Glasses and the Even R1 Smart Ring — a pair of devices designed to blend in, not stand out. The company calls it “Quiet Tech,” and it’s honestly a refreshing idea in 2025. In a world where every gadget screams for your attention, Even wants its tech to disappear into your daily routine. “Technology shouldn’t fight for your attention, it should free it,” said founder and CEO Will Wang — and that’s exactly what G2 and R1 aim to do. Even G2 is a huge step up from the original. It’s lighter, thinner, and far more refined, weighing just 36 grams thanks to a titanium and magnesium build. The new HAO™ 2.0 (Holistic Adaptive Optics) system uses micro-LED projectors and digitally surfaced lenses to display information in a way that feels natural — not like you’re looking at a tiny floating screen. Instead, you get quick prompts and AI suggestions layered subtly into your real-world view. But what really makes the G2 stand out is Conversate, a brand-new AI assistant that actually listens and adapts to real-world conversations. It can recognize what you’re talking about, offer context or follow-up questions in real time, and then generate summaries afterward — so you never forget that one brilliant point from a meeting again. The Even R1 Smart Ring debuts, too Then there’s the Even R1 Smart Ring, which takes the same “disappearing tech” approach. It lets you control the G2 with simple gestures, track your health, and even get a “Productivity Score” that helps you stay balanced through the day. It’s made from zirconia ceramic and stainless steel, so it looks like jewelry — not another piece of tech strapped to your hand. The Even G2 is priced at $599, and the R1 Smart Ring at $249, launching globally on November 12, 2025 at EvenRealities.com. For a limited time, you can snag both together at a discount. Even Realities isn’t trying to wow you with specs or gimmicks — it’s building technology that finally knows when to be quiet. And honestly, that might be the smartest idea yet.
