The best augmented reality glasses of 2020

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The echoAR team has compiled a list of the best augmented reality glasses of 2020, taking into account the following criteria: battery life, field of view, display resolution and computing power. As a result, six models were selected for the list of the best AR glasses.

Microsoft HoloLens 2


Arguably the most powerful pair of mixed reality headsets available today, and for a price that's right, the Microsoft HoloLens 2 offers transparent lenses, an HD camera, and a host of sensors and microphones that allow users to interact with 3D content and holograms. It's a popular choice for businesses that are using AR for training, remote employee assistance, logistics, and more.

Pros: Comfort, gesture recognition, relatively wide field of view.
Cons: High price, not suitable for home use.
Price: $3,500 at Microsoft

Epson Moverio


Epson's glasses use a unique "reflective waveguide" technique as part sweden number data of their display and have become quite popular with drone users who get a bird's-eye view directly on their smart glasses. The Epson Moverio is also being used in businesses as a remote assistance system.

Pros: HD resolution, long battery life, light weight.
Cons: Limited storage and processing capabilities, narrow field of view.
Price: $699 at Epson

Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2


Google Glass wasn't quite the wearable revolution everyone had hoped for, but it's still a big step forward for AR smart glasses. Google Glass Enterprise Edition, aimed at businesses and enterprise customers, is Google's response to positive feedback from users of the original Google Glass.

Pros: lightweight, voice control, faster processor, improved camera.
Cons: high price, sale available only to corporate customers.
Price: $1167 from Google hardware resellers (CDW, Mobile Advance, SHI).