Solos has unveiled the AirGo A6, a new version of its smart glasses that ditches cameras for a sleeker design and voice-only AI interactions. Weighing around 19 grams—down from last year’s 36-40 grams—these are significantly lighter than Meta’s latest glasses, which tip the scales at 54-60 grams. The weight savings come from thinner temple arms that still pack speakers, batteries, and electronics. The AirGo A6 offers hands-free access to an AI assistant for questions, real-time translations, and calendar reminders via voice commands. You can also listen to music or take calls without blocking ambient sound, thanks to speakers positioned behind the ears. Pricing and availability are pending, but they’ll support full prescription lenses and come in multiple styles, including transparent options. Meanwhile, Solos announced privacy accessories for its camera-equipped AirGo V2, like a clip-on privacy shield and non-powered replacement temples. Why it matters: Solos proves that AI glasses don’t need cameras to be useful, appealing to privacy-conscious users in a market dominated by camera-first designs.