Meta Unveils Ray-Ban Display Glasses, Oakley Vanguard Sports Glasses, and Horizon OS Upgrades at Meta Connect 2025

Meta has unveiled Meta Glasses, including Ray-Ban Display glasses priced at $799 and Oakley Vanguard sports glasses at $499. The Ray-Ban Display features a small screen in the right lens for notifications and tasks, while the Oakley Meta glasses integrate with Garmin and Strava platforms for athletes. The glasses will be available on September 30 and October 21, respectively. Meta also updated its Ray-Ban Meta glasses line with improved battery life and a better camera, priced at $379.

Meta has made significant strides in the smart wearable market with the unveiling of its latest innovations at the Meta Connect 2025 event. The company introduced two new lines of smart glasses: the Ray-Ban Display and the Oakley Vanguard, priced at $799 and $499, respectively. These devices represent a significant investment in AI technology and are set to redefine how users interact with their environment.

The Ray-Ban Display stands out with its integrated color display in the right lens, allowing users to check notifications, view translations, and access Meta AI for visual analysis and instructions. This feature is particularly useful for discreet interactions, such as responding to messages or navigating using step-by-step directions. The glasses come with a Meta Neural Band, an EMG wristband that translates hand and finger movements into commands, providing gesture-based control for media and messaging Meta Connect 2025: Ray-Ban Display, New Oakley smart glasses announced^[2].

The Oakley Vanguard is designed for high-intensity sports, integrating with fitness apps like Garmin and Strava. It features a 12-megapixel camera, open-ear speakers, and a five-microphone array tuned to reduce wind noise. The glasses are IP67 rated for dust and water resistance and are optimized for use with helmets and hats, making them ideal for athletes. With a battery life of up to 9 hours and a case providing an extra 36 hours of charge, the Oakley Vanguard offers robust performance for active users Meta Connect 2025: Ray-Ban Display, New Oakley smart glasses announced^[2].

Additionally, Meta updated its Ray-Ban Meta line with the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) glasses, which feature improved battery life and a better camera. The new model offers up to eight hours of battery life on a full charge and supports 3K Ultra HD video capture with hyperlapse and slow motion settings. The glasses are priced at $379, making them an attractive option for those looking for enhanced features without the premium price tag of the Ray-Ban Display Meta Connect 2025: Ray-Ban Display, New Oakley smart glasses announced^[2].

The Ray-Ban Display and Oakley Vanguard are set to launch on September 30 and October 21, respectively, with availability in the US and other countries expected soon after. These releases follow Meta's continued investment in AI infrastructure and its ongoing efforts to integrate advanced technology into everyday wearables Meta Connect 2025: Ray-Ban Display, New Oakley smart glasses announced^[2].