Fitbit Edge vs. Fitbit Inspire 3: How these Google fitness trackers compare
Engadget | 21.10.2026 05:30
Last year, I reviewed Even Realities' G1 and came away deeply impressed by what I saw. In fact, I'd say they're the smart glasses to beat. I was surprised, then, to see my colleague Sam Rutherford have issues with the second-generation unit when he tested an early beta version. After all, it's not often a hardware platform goes backwards, especially once it's established a solid series of fundamentals. But it seems that, in trying to broaden the usability of its glasses, Even Realities has regressed.
