Halliday’s second-gen smart glasses fix the display problem from the original model
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-07-21
The Verge says Halliday’s Gen 2 smart glasses are a much better product than the original.
The key change is the display: the awkward tiny movable window from the first version is gone, replaced by a more conventional design that is easier to see and use. The article frames the new model as a meaningful fix to the original’s eye-straining execution.
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