Notably, two model numbers are already known: \u2018SM-O200P\u2019 and \u2018SM-O200J\u2019, code named \u2018Jinju\u2019, which are likely to be associated with the Android XR-based smart glasses Samsung recently confirmed<\/a> will release sometime this year.<\/p>\n Those are expected to be similar to Ray-Ban Meta, in that they\u2019ll essentially be \u2018audio-only\u2019, including microphones, camera, speakers, but no form of display.<\/p>\n As SM-O500 follows the same numbering and lettering scheme as those two known smart glasses models, it could indicate Samsung is already working on ecosystem support for the ostensible next-gen device.<\/p>\n Based off prior rumors, SamMobile<\/a>\u00a0further suggests it may even be a display-clad version coming in 2027, similar to Meta Ray-Ban Display ($800) released late last year in the US.<\/p>\n Granted, as Android Authority notes, its source code sweep of One UI 9 isn\u2019t a smoking gun. APK teardowns of the sort can be useful in revealing future releases, but may also not make it to a public release.<\/p>\n What we do know thus far: Google, the creator of Android XR,\u00a0announced last year it was partnering with Samsung as well as\u00a0Gentle Monster and US-based eyewear brand Warby Parker<\/a>\u00a0to release the company\u2019s first generation of Android XR-based smart glasses.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/android-xr-smartglasses.jpg\")
<\/a>Prototype Android XR smartglasses | Image courtesy Google<\/p>\n