Wearable AI devices are designed to automate meeting summaries, voice notes, and virtual interactions. Amazon's Bee Frontier, priced at $74.99, attaches to clothing or wrists, while the Bee Eclipse, starting at $99.99, magnetically mounts to smartphones. Both rely on the Bee service, which offers a Pro subscription for $11.99 per month.
Plaud NotePin, priced at $159, functions as a recorder with a 300-minute monthly transcription limit. A Pro plan is available for $17.99 monthly or $99.99 annually. The Plaud Note Pro, a card-shaped device, costs $189. Meanwhile, the Omi wearable is currently priced at $129, down from $179, and features open-source software capabilities.
The Sandbar Stream ring, priced at $249, allows users to record notes and control music via touch gestures. Rabbit r1, a handheld device with a screen and camera, costs $199. The Friend AI pendant and the upcoming Nirva diary device are both priced at $249, with Nirva expected to open orders in November 2026.
Meta announced the Muse Charm at Connect 2026 for real-time voice interaction. Conversely, Limitless discontinued its Pendant sales on December 5, 2025, following an acquisition by Meta, with support scheduled to end after 2026. Users are advised to verify data export options and service availability before purchasing any AI hardware.
