As of November 30, 2025, OpenAI and Jony Ive have not yet fully revealed or shipped their consumer AI hardware device; only prototypes and high‑level descriptions have been discussed publicly, with launch timing pushed to 2026 or later. (theverge.com)

Leaked internal details reported by MacRumors (from a staff call reviewed by The Wall Street Journal) say the device will not be glasses and is instead a "third core device" that sits in your pocket or on your desk, not a phone and not something worn on the body. (macrumors.com) Subsequent court filings by OpenAI hardware chief Tang Tan, summarized by MacRumors and India Today, go further and state that the first product "is not an in‑ear device, nor a wearable device" and is at least a year away from being sold. (macrumors.com) That language strongly contradicts a pendant or smart‑glasses form factor.

However, because the final consumer device has not yet been launched or formally unveiled with its definitive form factor, there is still a theoretical chance that plans change before release. The available evidence today points against Jason’s pendant/glasses prediction, but since the decisive event (the ultimate public reveal of the shipping product) has not occurred yet, the outcome must be scored as **“inconclusive (too early)” rather than definitively right or wrong.