Meta has launched its new generation of AI-powered eyewear, including upgraded Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses with longer battery life, in-lens displays, and athlete-focused performance designs.
1 / 9From fashion shows to festivals, Ray-Ban Meta glasses have gone global. With the second generation, Meta has doubled the battery life, making it easier to capture, translate, and play through your entire day without missing a beat.
2 / 9More than just glasses, they’re a hands-free camera, an always-ready AI assistant, and a real-time translator — all wrapped in the timeless Ray-Ban silhouette people already love.
3 / 9From morning to night, the Gen 2 frames keep pace. With up to eight hours of typical use, they’re built for life’s longest days and most memorable nights.
4 / 9Meta and Oakley have gone further with the launch of Oakley Meta Vanguard — eyewear designed not for everyday life, but for the intensity of athletes and adventurers.
5 / 9Action-ready, water-resistant, and helmet-compatible, Oakley Meta Vanguard frames combine performance design with AI, giving athletes tools that keep up with every climb, sprint, and descent.
6 / 9At Connect, Mark Zuckerberg introduced a whole new category of AI eyewear: the Meta Ray-Ban Display, featuring a full-colour, in-lens screen that allows you to look up and stay present.
7 / 9A quick glance is enough to check messages, preview photos, or follow AI prompts — no more pulling out your phone when the moment calls for your attention.
8 / 9The glasses pair with the Meta Neural Band, an EMG-powered wristband that translates tiny muscle signals into seamless navigation. Subtle movements replace taps and swipes, making control feel almost magical.
9 / 9Cameras, microphones, speakers, computing power, and a full-colour display — all packed into one sleek, wearable frame. Meta’s vision for AI eyewear is both functional and stylish.
