"I bought two of these items in dark alleyways with cash only. I can't tell you what they are"<br><br><b>displays the proprietary Google Glass shortly thereafter</b>,(reply>), ​@Caesar ino It did work, but Google kneecapped it a bit by making it either too underpowered/underfeatured or too expensive.The device would've been a hit IMHO if they either made it affordable (&lt;$250, which would be an easy sell for a device with even more practical use than a smartwatch) or really beefed up its capabilities ($1500 is hard if it's just the one small virtual screen, but a full view overlay like a fighter pilot helmet would allow some truly revolutionary stuff to happen).,(reply>), @Roman Nasuti so....did the Google Glass actually work? Because I don't think I ever actually saw anything about the product, only ever things like "haha you look like a twat wearing it" which given that people find Yeezy's to be an acceptable form of shoe, I don't think looking like a twat is something people really care about all that much.,(reply>), SavageGreywolf there was a time where you could easily just buy one, they were just stupidly expensive for what they were ($1500). My school had one so the programming students could do some cool wearables stuff, we used it to get video from a boat drone that took water quality samples.