Out of the blue, Acer just dropped two smart glasses that look pretty stylish
Acer has introduced two new pairs of smart glasses ahead of Computex 2026, entering a market dominated by major tech companies. The AR Vision GR0 is highlighted as the more immersive option among the two. This unexpected move by Acer showcases its ambition to compete in the augmented reality space.
- ▪Acer has launched two pairs of smart glasses just before Computex 2026.
- ▪The AR Vision GR0 is noted for its immersive capabilities.
- ▪Acer's entry into the smart glasses market adds competition to established brands like Meta and Google.
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Computex 2026 This story is part of our coverage of Computex, the world's biggest computing conference. Updated less than 4 minutes ago In 2026, the smart glasses conversation is mostly dominated by a handful of names: Meta, Samsung, and Google. There are other companies that already have products in the market, but they might not have thought about competition from this PC and laptop brand that has suddenly entered the market.I’m talking about Acer. The company has quietly dropped two pairs of glasses ahead of Computex 2026, and neither of them looks like an experiment. Acer What can Acer’s wired AR headset do? Out of the two smart glasses, the AR Vision GR0 is the more immersive one.
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