Google glass price release date vs. Android wear is a tough comparison for wearable device users.
However, you have to admit that Google just got more serious about their wearable gadgets, when they decided to come out with a smartwatch.

There was not much mention of it and most consumers were expecting the iWatch ahead of the Android wear.
Having said that, Google Glass has received a ‘bad rap’ after people, or explorers, began wearing them in public places like restaurants, theaters, and pubs or even while driving for that matter. This might make it difficult for the Google Glass to sell as easily as Android wear.

Google glass price, release date vs. Android wear info is now going to play an integral part in which of these gadgets the consumer will choose. Certainly, it gives Google users an option since some users may have preference for using Glass vs. a Watch.

News about the Glass has been around since April 2012. While a consumer Google Glass release date and price is still not clear, Android Wear offers more definitive deadlines and is likely to make their way to consumer wrists this summer.

Why Buy Google Glass?

Google Glass appeal is way out of the ordinary, which makes for a product that interests a certain type of tech consumer. Looking ahead, the prescription glass frames and lenses might make the Glass look a bit more mainstream. If the Glass can overcome that ‘social stigma hurdle’ that seem to have overtaken people’s minds, then the choice will be based on price.

Perhaps in situations where both hands are tied up, Google Glass can come in handy. For example, one news reported how Google Glass could help surgeons with displays through Google Glass. That would be a great idea to innovate in several industries.

Here's a video of Google Glass and its capabilities.

Source: YouTube

The more convenient and practical device is definitely the watch-shaped Android Wear device. It doesn’t stand out and blends it perfectly with any wardrobe.

”The fact that Motorola's designer can go on camera and talk about the new device, while wearing it, and not have it be noticed says it all. Compared to Google Glass, obviously the watch requires you look down at it as opposed to being able to see straight ahead and use your device. Then again, having our notifications handy without looking like a cyborg is certainly appreciated, reports idigitaltimes.com

Looking back at the price differences, Google Glass was offered to Explorers for $1,500 and the Android Wear device would only succeed if the price was right. As long as luxury watches are still a fancy, these digital ones are likely to cost less.

Nonetheless, Android Wear promoters like Motorola and LG have adequate room to convince consumers to adopt Android wear. There are rumors that Motorola will deliver the Moto 360 without charge (on contract) with the next smartphone.

Here'a video demonstrating Google Android Wear

Source: youtube
With reports from idigitaltimes.com