Launched today, with first-sale prices
On the afternoon of October 13, Sina Tech reported that Qwen introduced the N1 and N1 Pro glasses at that day's AI hardware launch. The first-sale prices in the report are 2,218 yuan for the N1 standard set and 2,446 yuan for the long-battery set, and 2,600 yuan and 2,827 yuan for the same two sets of the N1 Pro. The sale also includes lens discounts, a trade-in subsidy, six-month interest-free payment, and a 60-day price guarantee. The report says there are nine benefits and does not list all nine.
The launch describes the products as built around a Personal Agent, so the assistant acts instead of waiting. That is launch language, not a published task-completion rate.
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Both models swap batteries; the Pro adds three named sensors
Both use a three-chip heterogeneous compute platform. The camera is 50 megapixels and supports 4K video, live photos, and stabilization. Active sensing includes automatic meeting notes and trip reminders. The on-device Qwen apps named in the report are translation and notes.
Both have two batteries, and the temple battery can be replaced. The N1 is rated for 9 hours and the N1 Pro for 8. The report does not say which kind of use those hours assume.
The N1 Pro is described as adding five capabilities. The ones named are precise eye-tracking interaction, iris-verified payment, and all-day health monitoring. The other two are not named. The standard model keeps imaging, active sensing, and swappable batteries, and it does not have eye tracking, iris verification, or health monitoring. The report describes its use as first-person recording.
[1]The health and payment grades come without evidence in the piece
The health metrics named are heart rate, blood oxygen, and skin temperature. The launch calls the interpretation chief-physician grade and also mentions an AI mood feature. Iris verification is called financial grade. Sina Tech attaches no medical credential, no false-match rate, and no payment success rate.
The Pro frame is described as a gold-finished Boston shape. The report does not say whether the lenses can display an image.
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