In-Lens Display

Meta is expanding its wearable tech vision with the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, priced at $799. Featuring in-lens displays controlled by hand gestures, these glasses allow for video recording and message sending. This visual upgrade to the previous audio-only model aims for more natural computer interaction. Early Meta Ray-Ban glasses have seen sales success, with EssilorLuxottica reporting increased revenues. However, Meta faces competition, as Google partners with Warby Parker on AI glasses, Snap plans new AR glasses, and Apple explores its own entry into the smart glasses market.