Apple is reportedly preparing to unveil its first smart glasses at WWDC 2027, with a commercial release targeted for later the same year. The timeline comes from Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, as cited by Road to VR, and points to a major new wearable product for Apple.
The device is said to carry the codename N50. According to the report, Apple had previously been aiming for an earlier reveal, but the schedule has now shifted. That would move the product from an earlier late-2026 target to a presentation at the company’s annual developer conference in 2027.
If the report proves accurate, the smart glasses would represent Apple’s first product in this specific category. The timing is notable because WWDC is typically where Apple introduces new software platforms and developer tools, so a reveal there could signal a broader ecosystem strategy around the device.
For now, the details remain limited and Apple has not publicly confirmed the plan. Still, the reported WWDC 2027 debut and late-2027 launch window suggest that Apple’s smart glasses project is moving closer to becoming an official product.
