Solos debuts an even lighter version of its camera-less smart glasses
TL;DR
Solos has introduced the AirGo A6: smart glasses without a camera, built around a slimmer frame and voice-based access to an AI assistant. Weight is the headline change. The AirGo A6 comes in at about 19 grams, versus 36 to 40 grams for last year’s AirGo A5. The lighter build comes partly from thinner temple arms that still house speakers, batteries, and other electronics.
Nauti's Take
At 19 grams, the AirGo A6 points smart glasses toward something people might actually wear all day. Dropping the camera is not a downgrade by default; for many users it may be the more practical tradeoff, with less social friction and less hardware baggage.
The catch is simple: without price, availability, and real testing, this is still a promising product pitch, not a proven winner.
Briefingshow
Solos is taking the opposite route from camera-first glasses: fewer sensors, fewer social concerns, and a stronger focus on everyday wearability. If AI glasses are supposed to replace normal eyewear, weight, prescription support, and comfort matter more than flashy demos. The open question is whether the voice assistant is useful enough in real use.
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