A batch of devices equipped with artificial intelligence are attempting to integrate AI into our daily lives in an unprecedented way.

These AI wearable devices – including necklaces, rings, bracelets, and portable devices – are some positioned as productivity tools, while others claim to be friendly companions that can listen to your daily thoughts. Even OpenAI is developing a compact AI companion device.

Below, we have compiled a list of several devices that are particularly worth paying attention to.

Bee

Bee is an affordable pendant that costs $49.99. It can be clipped onto clothes or worn just like a fitness tracker. This device records everything it hears and learns about your daily habits and preferences, creating reminders and notes for you. It even comes with a mute button for when you need privacy.

The companion app currently only supports iOS, which is included in the monthly subscription of $19. This app allows you to interact directly with Bee and ask it questions. You can also get the key points of the day, as well as a chronological record of the conversations.

Amazon acquired this wearable device startup in July 2025 and launched its first batch of new products earlier this month.

Amazon has launched two new devices: Bee Frontier, priced at $74.99, which can be worn on the wrist or clipped onto clothing; and Bee Eclipse, priced at $99.99, which is a credit card-sized device that can be attached to the back of a smartphone using magnetic attraction.

Both of these products offer the same core functions as the previous generation, making Bee a more affordable alternative to devices such as Plaud Note, Plaud NotePin, and AI. Users can also choose to connect Bee with Alexa.

Friend

Friend is one of the most highly regarded products in the "personal AI" device market.

This white pendant is priced at $129 and can be worn around the neck as a device that provides emotional support and companionship. It is capable of recognizing your tone of voice and emotions, allowing you to communicate with it as if you were chatting with a friend. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth and remains constantly listening, ready to respond at any time, or it may even send you messages on its own, such as wishing you good luck before an interview.

To maintain its popularity, the company recently launched a major product update that included new voice features. The updated devices, named “Friend 2.0”, are equipped with built-in speakers that allow them to communicate with users and exhibit a more distinct personality.

Limitless

Limitless originally named Rewind, is another dialogue record pendant that sells for $99.

This device will continuously monitor and, with consent, transcribe meeting, call, and conversation content into searchable, summarizable knowledge. It is particularly suitable for professionals, especially journalists, to help them recall important conversations.

The supporting app includes 10 hours of AI functionality per month, such as transcription and summarization; if you pay $29 per month, you can also unlock unlimited functionality.

Muse Charm

Meta launched its first AI wearable device in September, providing users with a new way to utilize their personal AI assistants Muse.

This device has not yet been shipped, but it is expected to come equipped with Jolly – a playful digital avatar representing this AI assistant. The wearable device is housed in a pocket-sized unit that can be carried around or hung on a keychain, and it features a built-in microdisplay for showing this avatar. Users can interact with Muse through voice commands and have it perform tasks on their behalf.

Nirva

Nirva is a startup founded by former employees of Meta Reality Labs. They are working on creating a AI wearable device that focuses more on personal growth rather than productivity or meeting notes.

This device can be worn as a pendant or a bracelet. It listens to the wearer's speech and uses AI to transform daily experiences into a personal diary, helping users better understand their emotions, communication styles, and habits. Through the accompanying app, users can view their own behavior patterns, understand their communication methods, and find ways to improve.

Nirva plans to open reservations in November, with the goal of delivering the first batch of units by the end of this year. The device is priced at $249.

Omi

This device is priced at $89 and can answer questions, summarize conversations, create to-do lists, and help schedule meetings. In addition, Omi will continuously listen in and pass your conversations to ChatGPT for processing, thereby remembering the context related to you and providing personalized suggestions.

Omi can be worn as a necklace, but another notable feature is that it can be attached to the side of the head using medical tape and is capable of detecting when you are speaking to it.

Plaud's NotePin

The NotePin of Plaud is priced at $159, which makes it one of the more expensive options on this list; however, its built-in AI transcription and summarization features make it a useful tool for lawyers, journalists, and students attending meetings or lectures.

This compact wearable recording device can be worn on the wrist or magnetically attached to clothing. Recordings are saved to the phone in real-time, eliminating the hassle of taking manual notes. The device provides 300 minutes of free transcription time per month; if you subscribe to the Pro plan for $8.33 per month, the transcription duration can be increased to 1,200 minutes.

This year, the company is preparing to launch an ultra-thin notepad device called Plaud Note Pro with a price of $179, and reservations are now open.

Rabbit R1

Rabbit R1 is also a AI utility that quickly caught the attention of the tech community, despite encountering some challenges when it was first released. This compact, retro-style handheld device is equipped with a touchscreen and a rotatable camera, and is priced at $199.

The design concept of this device is to replace the need for a smartphone as much as possible, allowing you to complete tasks such as booking flights, ordering food, and controlling applications without having to take out your phone each time. After a crucial software update fixed previous performance issues, Rabbit R1 now boasts a richer set of AI functions. For example, it has added a " Creations " feature that allows users to build their own tools, even games.

Sandbar

Sandbar emerged from its stealth mode last year and released Stream ring, which is a AI wearable device for taking notes.

It comes with a built-in microphone that is turned off by default and can be activated through the touch surface on top of the ring. Users can press and hold this panel to take notes, interact with the AI assistant via the accompanying mobile app, and also manage media playback, including playing, pausing, switching songs, and adjusting the volume.

This Stream ring is expected to be launched this summer, with a price of $299, and will be available in two color options: silver and gold.