Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses announced with built-in colored display and Neural Band

Meta reveals a revolutionary Smart Glasses featuring a colored screen on the right specs.

First color display on a Smart Glass

Getting close to Tony Stark's glasses?

During the annual Meta Connect conference, the US tech giant introduced the Ray-Ban Meta Display smart glasses, marking the company’s first consumer-ready smart glasses with a built-in display.

The glasses combine augmented reality (AR) capabilities with a sleek design, aiming to integrate digital information seamlessly into everyday life.

It is available in Black or Sand colorways with transition lenses. Furthermore, the glasses weigh light at just 69 grams.

According to the company, the new Ray-Ban Meta Display glasses feature a high-resolution, full-color display on the bottom of the right lens, with a brightness of 5,000 nits for visibility in direct sunlight. 

A closer look at the screen

Its display boasts 600 x 600 pixel resolution for clear viewing on a right lens. This allows users to see notifications, messages, navigation directions, and real-time translations. 

The glasses also support Meta AI for visual responses, step-by-step instructions, and live captions. 

The 12MP camera features 3x zoom and has 3K Ultra HD video recording, along with microphones and open-ear speakers, enhancing functionality for tasks like video calls and media capture.

The new Meta Ray Ban Display

One of its highlight features is the Meta Neural Band, an electromyography (EMG) wristband included with the glasses. 

The band detects subtle hand and wrist gestures, enabling hands-free control of the interface, including scrolling, pinching, and air-typing. 

Weighing 42 grams, the Neural Band offers up to 18 hours of battery life, while the glasses provide six hours of mixed-use battery life, extendable to 30 hours with the included charging case.

Price and availability

Meta Ray Ban Display - USD 799 (around PHP 45.5K)

The device will be sold starting September 30, 2025, at select U.S. retailers. There will also be expansion to Canada, France, Italy, and the UK planned for 2026. 

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Source: Meta