Need some help finding the glasses I want (or finding out whether they exist yet)

Ok so I know there must be a million of these types of posts but I could really use some community input on which options I should be looking at. These are the things I need:

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MUST HAVE:

  1. Prescription lenses

  2. A design that allows for all day every day wear, i.e. something that looks reasonably like normal eyeglasses and is light enough not to cause pain after a full day

  3. Speakers and microphones good enough for both calls and music or other audio playback

  4. Open platform. I know this one is imprecise, but specifically what I want is something where I have a reasonable degree of control over what software I use and where my data goes, and I can choose not to have my glasses connected to any external servers if I don't want them to be. The ideal would be glasses designed entirely around open source principles with the same freedom of choice as a home built pc, but of course that's just an ideal and I understand there will be a spectrum of different options and probably none of them will be perfect.

  5. A display of any kind

HIGH PRIORITY BUT NOT REQUIRED:

  1. All day battery life. I can handle charging every few hours but it would be a pretty big hassle and I'd way rather have something I can leave on all day.

PREFERRED:

  1. Large fov. Even with a really basic display not having to look into one corner or something like that is really nice.

  2. Full color binocular display. I'd be happy with even a small HUD but finding something I could actually watch movies on would be amazing

  3. No camera. If they have one it's fine but I sometimes have to go places where cameras aren't allowed so it would be better to find ones without it to avoid having to switch glasses

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So, is there anything like this on the market right now? I've been looking and I've seen a lot of different options but it's been hard for me to figure out if any of them has exactly what I want. Also, if nothing exists right now, are there things coming out soon that I should be looking out for? I'm hoping to buy something by the end of 2026, but if nothing exists that has what I need right now I'd love to know which projects I can follow for the future.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. I used to have Meta glasses but they broke after a couple of years and with everything that's come out about privacy stuff I really don't want to go in that direction again.

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u/danapefq — 3 days ago
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