Apple (AAPL) reportedly planning Siri smart glasses for 2027

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 15, 2026.

A 2027 target would give Apple its first new hardware category since Vision Pro, entering an AI eyewear race Meta and Google already have products in.

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Kalshi posted on November 15, 2026 that Apple is targeting a 2027 launch for Siri-branded smart glasses, a move that would mark the company's first new hardware category since Vision Pro.

The AI eyewear market is already contested, with Meta and Google each shipping products, so a 2027 entry puts Apple into direct competition with established players.

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