Overview
- Halliday opened preorders on July 21, 2026 with a refundable $10 deposit that secures a $100 discount and the company plans first shipments in September 2026.
- The glasses cost $599 and use binocular waveguide optics driven by dual micro‑LED projectors rated at 600×300 pixels per eye and up to 1,600 nits of peak brightness.
- Meeting Flow provides real‑time meeting assistance with live captions, translation in more than 45 languages, instant recaps, contextual quick research, thread tracking, decision confirmation, commitment checks and post‑meeting transcripts.
- Hardware includes a four‑microphone array with voice pickup up to two meters, roughly 12 hours of typical battery life and a target weight under 50 grams, while Halliday offers a free tier with 120 minutes of recording plus paid plans from about $10 to $99 per month.
- Although the G2 has no camera, it records audio during meetings without an external recording indicator light, a design choice that Halliday says requires users to disclose recording to others and that raises questions about consent and workplace acceptability as the market moves toward camera‑free, productivity wearables.