SNAP TO REVEAL AR SPECS AT SEPTEMBER 16 EVENT

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THU, JUL 30, 2026

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Snap will showcase its AR Specs glasses on September 16, offering the first detailed public demonstration of the $2,195 device.

The company is positioning the event as a major unveiling for its augmented reality hardware. The AR Specs represent Snap's bet on wearable computing, building on years of development in the AR space. At $2,195, the glasses target early adopters and developers rather than mainstream consumers. The price point aligns with other premium AR headsets currently available. Snap has been gradually introducing AR capabilities through its smartphone app, building a foundation for wearable integration. The September event will provide clarity on the glasses' capabilities, features, and practical applications. Details on availability, specifications, and developer access are expected to be announced at the event. This demonstration comes as competition in the AR glasses market intensifies, with multiple companies pursuing similar products.

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