Halliday’s Gen 2 smart glasses drop the camera in favor of a bright, monochrome green HUD designed for productivity, offering a larger dual-eye display and a light, discreet form factor aimed at work meetings. The centerpiece is Meeting Flow, an AI-assisted workflow that tracks conversations, surfaces action items, provides real-time tips, transcribes dialogue, and even lets users rewind the last 30 seconds to catch missed details. Quick in-meeting research, on-demand context, and advice on decisions and unresolved items are highlighted as core capabilities, with the product also supporting translation and other utilities. Battery life and privacy are emphasized by the lack of a camera, aiding reduced power use and easing privacy concerns, while the device remains lightweight at under 50 grams and uses dual micro-LED projectors with 600 x 300 per eye and 1,600 nits brightness. Pricing is set at $599 with September shipping and preorder options, and early buyers can expect a streamlined, app-loaded experience rather than broad third-party app ecosystems. While reviewers note the display is easier to see than earlier Halliday efforts, some compare its utility to the Even Realities G2 and question its broad appeal beyond meeting-focused tasks.