Apple would not have an AR headset but, however Lenovo simply introduced a pair of show glasses that may work with iPhones by way of a Lightning adapter. The Lenovo Glasses T1, considered one of a handful of laptop merchandise introduced Thursday by Lenovo at Berlin’s IFA tech present, aren’t AR-enabled. However they may very well be a second show to your laptop or cellphone.

Wired display-enabled glasses that work as head-worn displays have existed for years, notably TCL’s NXTWear G glasses (that are getting a wi-fi improve). Lenovo has made a lot of VR and AR gadgets over the past decade, together with final yr’s ThinkReality A3, a light-weight pair of AR glasses utilizing Qualcomm’s expertise.

The Glasses T1 are USB-C linked, and will work with a variety of Home windows, Mac and Android gadgets. The fascinating half is the Lightning adapter, which additionally ought to make them work with iPhones.

The glasses have high-contrast Micro-OLED shows with 1,920×1,080-pixel decision per eye and built-in audio system, and have TUV Low Blue Gentle certification. Very similar to Lenovo’s ThinkReality glasses, there is a set of adjustable nostril bridges, and choices for customized prescription lens inserts (though I’ve nonetheless not been profitable discovering sensible glasses that match my extreme nearsightedness). 

The glasses don’t have any listed value but, however they will go on sale in China later this yr, and be obtainable in different areas someday in 2023. By then, Apple could lastly be readying its personal AR headset eventually.

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