Samsung's first smart glasses, called Intelligent Eyewear, were first teased last year and announced earlier this year. A few months ago, the company revealed additional information about the device and confirmed a launch for later this year. Now, ahead of a possible November release, further details have leaked alongside new styles and images.

The Intelligent Eyewear smart glasses run Android XR and will be available through two fashion eyewear brands: Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Each brand will offer the glasses in multiple frame designs, colors, and lens variants. Photos of these color and style options were recently published by SammyGuru, which you can see below.

Gentle Monster will offer 16 versions of the Intelligent Eyewear, distributed across at least six frame shapes (Cat Eye, Round, Square, Square Bold, Oval, and Slim Oval) and five colors: Black, Burgundy, Cream, Light Gray, and Pale Lilac.

You can see them in the image gallery below.

Warby Parker will offer Samsung's Intelligent Eyewear glasses in ten versions across three styles:

These will be available in Jet Black, Pine (dark green), and Saddle (reddish brown). You can see all of these variants in the image gallery below.

Previous reports claimed these smart glasses will weigh between 46g and 50g. They feature a 12MP front-facing camera, stereo speakers, and four microphones. Under the hood, they use the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 processor paired with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. Additionally, the camera can record 3K resolution video at 30fps.

Running the Android XR operating system, the glasses feature Google's Gemini AI assistant on board to help with various tasks. These include making calls, fetching information from the internet, playing music, getting directions, understanding your surroundings, and capturing photos and videos.

The first-generation Intelligent Eyewear is rated to last up to 9 hours of mixed usage, extending up to 72 hours with the included USB Type-C charging case. The glasses also carry an IPX4 rating for water splash resistance.