Meta unveiled the Ray-Ban Display, its most advanced smart glasses yet, at Connect. Priced at $799 (with the new EMG-powered Neural Band included), they feature a 600×600 monocular lens display for messages, navigation, translations, music controls and Meta AI access.
Specs include a 12MP camera with 3x zoom, six-mic array, open-ear speakers, six hours of battery life (30 with case), and IPX7 water-resistant Neural Band with 18-hour life. Available in Black or Sand from September 30 in the US, with international rollout in 2026.
Meta also launched the Ray-Ban Meta Gen-2 glasses with double battery life, 3K video capture, faster charging, and Conversation Focus mode, priced at $379.
Source: Android Authority
