Tinkerers after open-source glasses pay $399, with daily usage caps, and shipping countries were not listed.
Kenning's take
What it does
Halo is a pair of open-source AI glasses from Brilliant Labs with a small colour display, microphones and a low-power camera sensor. The wearer talks to Noa, an AI assistant with long-term memory, and can build small 'Miniapps' by describing them in plain language and share them with other owners.
- colour display in the glasses
- Noa AI assistant with long-term memory
- Miniapps built from plain-language descriptions
- just over 40 g with all-day battery claimed
- display adjustable from +2 to -6 dioptres
Who it suits. Suits tinkerers and developers who want open-source smart glasses they can program and are happy with an early product.
Key facts
- Made by
- Brilliant Labs Pte. Ltd.
- Based in
- Singapore (per the Brilliant Labs terms of service)
- Launched
- 2025
- Works on
- None
- Free plan
- Noa and Miniapps included free with daily usage caps
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Halo | $399 | one-off |
Reviews and write-ups
FAQ
How much is Brilliant Labs Halo?
Halo is $399 on brilliant.xyz, and the Noa assistant is included free with daily usage caps.
Can Halo take a prescription?
Yes. The display optic adjusts from +2 to -6 dioptres, and prescription lenses are sold through a partner.
Who makes Halo?
Brilliant Labs Pte. Ltd., a company incorporated in Singapore.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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