Apple’s first smart glasses are widely reported to be in development, with multiple outlets citing a Bloomberg report that Apple plans to unveil them at WWDC in June 2027 and release them later that year. The devices are described as running on Siri AI and offering privacy-focused features, with expectations they would integrate with the Apple ecosystem and use app-driven capabilities.
Several stories also point to a Chinese manufacturing supplier whose earnings materials reportedly mention “AI glasses,” alongside “smart earphones.” Apple has not confirmed any of these products. One outlet ties the supplier reference to potential functions such as answering questions about a wearer’s surroundings and translating languages, while others emphasize the software experience and developer preparation for app integration.
Overall, the coverage relies largely on reporting and supplier hints rather than official Apple statements, but the main points—WWDC timing, Siri AI focus, late-2027 availability, and the involvement of a privacy/security approach—appear consistent across sources.
