Leaked renders of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Glasses surfaced Monday, offering the clearest glimpse yet at the company’s entry into AI-powered eyewear. Created by veteran leakster OnLeaks for Android Headlines , the high-resolution 5K images depict a sleek, display-free frame reminiscent of Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses. No bulky displays. Just a subtle camera bar bridging the lenses, thin temples, and photochromic transition lenses that shift from clear to tinted. The design screams everyday wearability. Weighing around 50 grams—lighter than many prescription sunglasses—the glasses avoid the clunky feel of full AR headsets. Samsung executive Jay Kim teased such specs back at MWC, telling CNBC that eye-level cameras would feed data to phones for real-time Gemini processing. And that’s the hook. While Meta relies on its own AI, Samsung’s pair runs Android XR with Google’s Gemini baked in, promising sharper contextual smarts like live translation or visual search. Spec sheets floating around match the visuals.…