Brilliant Labs Halo
Open-source AI glasses with a color display and 'Noa' AI agent with long-term memory. Developer-friendly, ~40 g.

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Key specs
- Price
- $399 USD (import taxes may apply)[1]
- Released
- Shipping now (per product page, Oct 2026)[1]
- Display
- Color display[1]
- Camera
- Low-power optical sensor for AI (not marketed as a photo camera)[1]
- Battery
- 'All-day' at estimated normal use[1]
- Weight
- Just over 40 g[1]
- Other
- Dual mics, bone-conduction speakers, fully open source[1]
Where it's sold
The manufacturer does not publish a country list; it is sold online internationally. [1]
Ships internationally from Brilliant Labs' store; taxes and duties collected at delivery and vary by country. No country list published.
Which features work where
- Noa AI: memory, dialogue about what you see/hear, translation (available)[1]
Free with daily usage caps
Green = available, amber = limited/rolling out, red = not available, grey = unknown. Features can differ by language setting as well as country.
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Sources
Sources
- Brilliant Labs: Halo product page (official, verified 2026-10-17; page read directly)
FAQ
Where can I buy Brilliant Labs Halo?
The manufacturer does not publish a country list; it is sold online internationally.
Does Brilliant Labs Halo support prescription lenses?
Yes. Range: Display optic adjustable +2 to −6 diopters. After purchase, Brilliant shares a link to partner SmartBuyGlasses for prescription or sun lenses.
How much does Brilliant Labs Halo cost?
$399 USD (import taxes may apply).
Does Brilliant Labs Halo have a display or camera?
Display: Color display. Camera: Low-power optical sensor for AI (not marketed as a photo camera).