Even G2. Potenciando conversaciones que importan.
Descúbrelo ahoraCada conversación es una actuación.
Hay un ritmo en los intercambios que más importan — las entrevistas, los pitches, los acuerdos, esos momentos en los que lo que dices y cómo te presentas lo cambia todo. Como un gran baile.
Mejora lo que ya sabes hacer.
Mantente un paso adelante en cada conversación.
Una reunión importante, una negociación difícil, una entrevista de trabajo. Even G2 mantiene tu mente ágil y tu contexto siempre un paso por delante.
Seguro en cualquier entorno.
Ya sea una gran presentación o expresarte en un idioma que no es el tuyo, te mantienes seguro, dices lo que quieres y dejas huella.
Siempre al tanto de tu día.
Enfrenta cada momento con enfoque, sabiendo siempre qué viene después y qué es lo más importante — desde la primera cita hasta la última tarea de tu lista.
El Even Hub. Un sinfín de aplicaciones.
Desde libros hasta herramientas de productividad, todo en un solo lugar. Cuanto más exploras, más puede hacer tu Even G2.
Tecnología que desvanece en tu día a día.
Cada función cobra vida ante tus ojos — brillante, nítida y natural. La pantalla 3D aparece cuando lo necesitas y desaparece por completo cuando no.
Un diseño familiar, para cada estilo.
Even G2 A
Even G2 B
Even R1. Interacción al alcance de tus dedos.
Controla tu Even G2 de forma natural y discreta, mientras mantienes un ojo a tu bienestar.
Vea las Even Realities a través de sus ojos.
Palmer Luckey
Palmer is the founder of Oculus and Anduril, the person who essentially invented modern consumer VR before pivoting to build advanced defense tech. At TED 2025, he delivered a flawless talk with no notes or teleprompter, later admitting he'd read it all off his G1. TED bans teleprompters. Glasses, apparently, are perfectly fine.
Jason Rajasinghe
Jason is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and TEDx speaker who uses Even Realities to stay organized through long days of directing, editing, and interviewing. The Dashboard helps him keep track of his daily goals while Teleprompt keeps his questions structured on set. Fitting into his routine like a piece of everyday wear.
Andres Vidoza
Andres is a Montreal-based tech and lifestyle creator known for cinematic reviews at the intersection of high-end tech and real life. With a computer science background and an eye for how tech fits into everyday living, he uses Even G2 to stay sharp while creating, in briefings, and across languages.
Duncan Clark
Duncan is the founder of BDA, a prominent tech investor, and an author. During a recent live CNBC interview, he effortlessly rattled off complex market statistics without breaking eye contact with the host. He later revealed he was referencing real-time notes directly through his G2. Live television demands absolute precision, and our glasses seamlessly provide that edge.
USA Deaf Swimming Team
As elite athletes, the USA Deaf Swimming Team relies on Even Realities to keep vital communication visible while staying fully engaged in their environment. Real-time translations and transcriptions appear instantly in their field of vision, helping them navigate international competitions with focus and clarity. They value how naturally they can connect with other teams and concentrate on their sport without the stress of communication barriers.
David Fiorucci
David is a leadership thinker and CEO who relies on Even Realities when speaking in English to maintain clarity and confidence on stage. Teleprompt follows his voice and scrolls, helping him stay focused on the audience rather than his notes. He shares the glasses during his programs, where they spark interest in new ways of presenting and connecting.
Jason Mayes
"This might just be the best purchase of mine in the last five years. Now, I can see everyone in the audience clearly, make genuine eye contact and deliver presentations while actually looking at the audience instead of constantly looking down. It’s honestly transformed the way I can interact with audiences."
Referencias.
"I zoned out and stopped listening to my fiancée — and the Even Realities G2 made sure she never knew. The G2s are what I would call the ultimate social prosthetic — fixing a moment of human weakness that I had without alerting her to what had just happened."