Ray-ban io AI glasses launch with real-time assistance and all-day voice recording

Ray-Ban has launched its iO AI glasses, featuring real-time prompts and an all-day voice recording function, with an initial price of 2,349 yuan. The national subsidy price is 1,996.7 yuan. A limited-time exclusive price on JD PLUS is 2,747 yuan, with a subsidized price of 2,334.95 yuan. The glasses weigh 34 grams in total, with a lightweight frame of 17 grams, using a dual-layer titanium alloy structure. The frame edge has an average width of 2.25mm, and the temples are only 1.15mm thick, with a skin-friendly silicone sleeve provided. An innovative smart interaction knob is also available on the right side. The glasses use blue lake waveguide technology, with a light grid transmission rate of over 93% and non-light grid transmission rate of over 98%. The color difference index reaches the industry's highest ΔE2.52, with the cost of a single lens nearly matching that of mainstream CPU chips. The glasses are compatible with 0-1000 degrees of myopia and support 0.085cc optical engine, which fits into a thin frame and projects an equivalent 33-inch screen with 1800 nits of brightness. The iO glasses integrate DeepSeek and Qwen large models, supporting real-time prompts and acting as a prompter. The product also supports global translation in 55 languages and 109 accents. The all-day voice recording function automatically records daily tasks, with 18 hours of continuous recording and 6.2 hours of continuous translation, offering 2 days of regular battery life. The glasses also support checking weather, to-do lists, world clocks, stock information, and WeChat notifications, with account binding and lost protection features. The product is available with the mentioned pricing options and subsidies.