SNAP: Thoughts on SPECS Announcement; Early-Adopter Product Disappointing After 10-Year Development Cycle

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SNAP: Thoughts on SPECS Announcement; Early-Adopter Product Disappointing After 10-Year Development Cycle

Equity Research

Flash Comment — June 16, 2026

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Snap, Inc.

Thoughts on SPECS Announcement; Early-Adopter Product Equal Weight

Disappointing After 10-Year Development Cycle Price Target: $7.00

Ticker SNAP

Our Call Upside/(Downside) to Target 35.7%

Earlier today, Evan Spiegel hosted a keynote presentation regarding the Fall '26 SPECS Price (06/16/2026) $5.16

product release; while not entirely unsurprising, premium price point ($2,195) implies 52 Week Range $3.81 - 10.41

product built for 'early adopters', disappointing after a 10yr dev cycle. Market Cap (MM) $8,708

Source: Company Data, Wells Fargo Securities estimates, and Factset.

Initial Thoughts NA = Not Available, NC = No Change, NE = No Estimate

SNAP announces a $2,195 price point for SPECS; to feature 51-degree field of view Alec Brondolo

and four-hour battery life. While Specs price point compares favorably to HoloLens 2 & Equity Analyst | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC

Alec.Brondolo@wellsfargo.com | 212-214-5435

Vision Pro (both $3,500), it still positions the product with an 'early tech adopter' value

prop, disappointing given the length of the dev cycle. Product compares favorably to Ken Gawrelski

META Orion prototype from our perspective; field of view smaller (Orion 70 degrees) but Equity Analyst | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Ken.Gawrelski@wellsfargo.com | 617-210-3707

unlike META Orion, SPECS doesn't require a 'puck' compute device.

Drew Daniels

Associate Equity Analyst | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC

Value proposition to focus on real-world utility; application layer to be driven by a Drew.Daniels@wellsfargo.com | 212-214-8011

third-party developer ecosystem.