Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2

Overall, it seems as though the Enterprise for Glass 2 is doing a great job of putting Google back on the map as a reputable AR smart glasses vendor. While Glass failed (on a global scale) in the consumer market, it appears to be doing quite well in the enterprise smart glasses marketplace by providing big businesses with the tools they need to compete as market leaders.

The Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 is super lightweight and very unobtrusive, but it only offers a limited range of features compared to its competitors from RealWear and Vuzix. Using the touchpad on the temple of the glasses is quickly limited to navigating between a few windows. Voice commands, while useful, cannot make up for the lack of interaction and are not as reliable in noisy environments as they are with the RealWear HMT-1. However, it has three major advantages over its competition. First, at only 51 grams, Google’s Smart Glass is by far the most comfortable device to wear for extended periods of time. Second, the device is compatible with Google Meet, a feature that no other smart glass on the market has. Third, it is significantly cheaper compared to the other devices.