Alibaba launches Qwen AI glasses in China from €387
Alibaba has begun selling its Qwen Glasses N1 in China for 2,999 yuan (€387; about $450), positioning the AI glasses against Meta’s Ray-Ban range, Bloomberg reports. The N1 runs Alibaba’s Qwen assistant and supports translation, meeting notes, shopping and payments; a Pro model adds eye tracking, payment confirmation by iris scan and health sensors.
Bottom line — The N1 Pro costs 3,499 yuan (€451), while Alibaba’s Qwen Clip earbuds, made with Bose, are priced at 1,299 yuan (€168).
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Bloomberg reports the base model has a 50-megapixel camera and bone-conduction microphones.
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Alibaba quotes battery life of 25 hours on standby or nine hours of music playback per charge, according to Bloomberg.
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The Next Web says some Chinese outlets list the base glasses at 2,899 yuan (€374); subsidies and launch offers can reduce the price to 2,218 yuan (€286).
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The glasses are on sale through Taobao, Tmall, JD.com and Douyin, according to The Next Web.
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The Qwen Clip earbuds support translation and note-taking, Bloomberg reports.