Imagine casually glancing down to read a message, check walking directions, or translate what someone just said—all on your sunglasses. No screen-pulling, no fumbling. Well, that's exactly what Meta and Ray-Ban just unveiled: smart glasses with a built-in right-lens display, controlled by a gesture-sensing wristband called the Meta Neural Band. Here's what you need to know.
Meta just revealed their latest AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses—officially named Meta Ray-Ban Display.
Specs, Price & Release Details
Here's the fine print so you know what you're signing up for:
Feature | What it is |
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Battery Life | ~6 hours of mixed use on the glasses; the charging case adds extra time (total ~30 hours with case) |
Band Battery | Around 18 hours for the Neural Band |
Durability / Build | Water resistance on the band (IPX7), durable materials, lightweight feel; the display isn't always on to save distraction & battery |
Colors / Styles | Two frame colors: Black and Sand. Band comes in multiple sizes |
Price & Dates | $799 USD for the glasses + Neural Band, available in the U.S. Sept 30, 2025. Other markets (UK, Canada, France, Italy) in early 2026 |
What to watch out for:
This launch feels like one of those inflection points in wearables:
But adoption depends on price, usefulness vs hassle, and design. If people feel silly wearing them, or if gestures feel clunky, the hype could fizzle fast.
Closing Thought
Meta's Ray-Ban Display + Neural Band isn't just another smart gadget—it's a statement: we're heading toward a future where tech blends in (literally) with what you wear. If it works like the demo, it could shift how we think of hands-free, always-on tech. But if not… innovation's always a messy flex.
Drop your thoughts: Is this something you'd wear every day, or just a flashy novelty? Tag us with #ThatsWhatsUPOnline and let's talk smart glass futures.
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