IT Home On October 13, at the Qianwen AI Hardware 2026 new product launch event today, Qianwen introduced the N1 / Pro series of AI glasses. Both products are centered around the concept of personal intelligence agents, claiming to shift AI from passive waiting to active service. IT Home has compiled the prices as follows:
N1
Standard set starts at 2899 yuan, and after national subsidy, it starts at 2218 yuan
Super Battery Life Set starts at 3297 yuan, and after national subsidy, it starts at 2446 yuan
N1 Pro
Standard set starts at 3399 yuan, and after government subsidy, it starts at 2600 yuan
Super Battery Life Set starts at 3797 yuan, after national subsidy at 2829 yuan

Among them, the standard version N1 offers core features such as imaging, active sensing, and battery replacement, with a focus on first-person perspective recording. The N1 Pro adds five new innovation capabilities on top of this: high-precision eye movement interaction, financial-level iris verification payment, and 24/7 health monitoring. It can collect indicators such as heart rate, blood oxygen, and skin temperature, and provides AI health analysis at the level of chief physicians, along with AI emotional healing functions.
Both AI glasses models are equipped with a three-core heterogeneous computing platform, a super-sensitive imaging system with a 50 million-pixel sensor, 4K recording, live photos, and multiple anti-shake features. They feature all-weather active sensing, automatic meeting recording, travel reminders, and a built-in Qianwen AI native application that supports translation and AI note-taking functions.


Both glasses feature a dual-battery replaceable design. The N1 has a total battery life of 9 hours, and the N1 Pro has a total battery life of 8 hours. Both support replacing the battery in the arm at any time. IT Home provides the product specifications:

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