VONDER's 30g camera-free AI glasses open preorders at $299 with personal memory graph
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-28
Robert Scoble tried VONDER's AI glasses and interviewed cofounder Emily Wang. Key facts:
- Looks like regular eyewear (30g), no camera, no display — audio only, building a personal memory graph from what you say and hear, with daily summaries and recommendations
- Privacy design: an indicator light turns on when recording conversations with others, but not for personal notes
- Preorders open now from $299 (also at Best Buy), shipping starts in November
He calls it the first pair of AI glasses that feels like eyewear first, not a phone strapped to your face.
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