Snap’s $2,195 AR glasses are a screen-time workflow play, not a gadget flex. The point is simple: if the display moves from your phone to your face, whoever owns the UI owns the clicks, the ads, and the work. These Spectacles are developer-only, which is the tell — Snap is betting apps and attention migrate before the rest of the market catches up. If AI starts living in glasses, the UI layer gets thinner fast, and a lot of “screen-time” jobs get quietly compressed. Pick a side in the comments: post-phone reality, or overpriced vapor?
