Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday unveiled the $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, the social media company's first consumer-ready smart glasses with a built-in display. The glasses, which costs $799, ...

Meta now has a new option when it comes to its smart glasses in the form of the newly announced Oakley HSTN Meta smart glasses. The latest Meta glasses look pretty slick. But with Ray-Ban Meta ...

At the core of the Meta Ray-Ban glasses is a high-resolution display that delivers an impressive 42 pixels per degree, making sure sharp and detailed visuals. Whether you’re reading text, navigating ...

Ahead of Meta Connect later this week, an early video has revealed Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses that have a built-in display. Update: Meta has now launched its Ray-Ban Display glasses, along with ...

Thanks to Meta, everyone wants a piece of the AI glasses pie. While Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses aren’t quite at iPhone levels of popularity, they’ve sold a lot more pairs than most were expecting, and as ...

The Ray-Ban Meta Skyler Glasses are a popular tech gift that integrates smart features into a classic sunglasses design. Key functions include hands-free photo and video capture, livestreaming, music ...

Amazon's Black Friday sale includes deals on tech devices like the Ray-Ban Wayfarer Meta Glasses. These smart glasses can capture photos, take calls, listen to music, and use Meta AI for tasks like ...

Meta is launching its first smart glasses with a built-in display, with the new “Meta Ray-Ban Display” glasses launching later this month for $799. Smart glasses have been growing in functionality and ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s keynote at this year’s Connect wasn’t exactly smooth—especially if you count two big hiccups that sidetracked live demos for both the latest Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and ...

SEE ALSO: Meta partners with Be My Eyes for accessible Ray-Ban glasses upgrade Though the Ray-Ban Meta was not designed as an accessibility device, its features may cause some to wonder whether it ...

EssilorLuxottica has been investing in smart glasses that people can use to play music and take photos. "Glasses will materially replace most of the functionality that today we have embedded into our ...