Display-only glasses
Even Realities G1
Even Realities
Detection: Researching Not yet independently tested
- Camera
- No
- Microphone
- Yes
- Capture light
- Not applicable
Device database
Smart glasses device database
One record per product family. Each record states what the manufacturer says about camera, microphones and capture light, lists the Bluetooth SIG identifiers we are researching, and carries a detection status and a testing status that are never set by hand.
Camera AI glasses
Oakley Meta (HSTN and Vanguard)
Meta Platforms / EssilorLuxottica
Detection: Researching Not yet independently tested
- Camera
- Yes
- Microphone
- Yes
- Capture light
- Yes
Camera AI glasses
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1 and Gen 2)
Meta Platforms / EssilorLuxottica
Detection: Researching Testing in progress
- Camera
- Yes
- Microphone
- Yes
- Capture light
- Yes
AR display glasses (with cameras)
Snap Spectacles (5th generation) and Specs
Snap Inc.
Detection: Researching Not yet independently tested
- Camera
- Yes
- Microphone
- Yes
- Capture light
- Unknown
Display-only glasses
Vuzix Z100
Vuzix Corporation
Detection: Unknown Not yet independently tested
- Camera
- Unknown
- Microphone
- Unknown
- Capture light
- Unknown
What the statuses mean
Detection status
- Unknown
- We have no basis yet to say whether this device can be recognised over Bluetooth.
UNKNOWN - Researching
- We have registered identifiers or public leads to test, and nothing observed on hardware yet.
RESEARCHING - Experimental
- Some hardware observations exist, but not enough to rely on.
EXPERIMENTAL - Not detectable
- Testing showed no usable Bluetooth signal in realistic conditions.
NOT_DETECTABLE - Partially detectable
- Detectable in some states only; the limitations are documented.
PARTIALLY_DETECTABLE - Verified
- Independently tested on our hardware with published evidence.
VERIFIED— no device holds this status today.
Testing status
- Not yet independently tested
NOT_YET_INDEPENDENTLY_TESTED- Testing in progress
TESTING_IN_PROGRESS- Tested
TESTED
Why these devices
The list follows the hardware priority in our validation plan: Meta's Ray-Ban and Oakley glasses first because they are the most widely sold camera glasses, then Snap's Spectacles, then display-only products such as the Even Realities G1 and Vuzix Z100 that look like ordinary eyewear and whose manufacturers hold Bluetooth SIG identifiers. Products whose facts we could not source from the manufacturer are not listed rather than listed with guesses.
Related reading: where signatures come from, false positives and false negatives, and the guide for teachers on recognising camera glasses visually.