Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses debut with a built-in display for $799

The future of smart eyewear is here—with a screen. Meta’s bold $799 Ray-Ban Display outpaces rivals, but will users embrace it?

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2025 November 22 . 5:28 PM

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In this image we can see two women wearing spectacles are sitting. In the foreground we can see... — In this image we can see two women wearing spectacles are sitting. In the foreground we can see glasses, jar, a microphone, a board with some text and a device placed on the table. In the background, we can see a screen and the wall.

Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses debut with a built-in display for $799

Meta has unveiled three new smart glasses, including its first model with a built-in display. The Meta Ray-Ban Display, priced at $799, marks a significant step forward in wearable tech. The company is also expanding its partnership with EssilorLuxottica to boost distribution for these devices.

The latest lineup includes the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) and Oakley Meta Vanguard, both lacking displays but featuring upgraded cameras for better photos and videos. The standout product, however, is the Meta Ray-Ban Display—the first smart glass from Meta to include a screen. Initially, it will only be available in the US, with a limited release in select stores.

The Meta Ray-Ban Display is now on sale in the US, offering a first look at Meta’s display technology. Competitors face a long wait, with Android XR glasses not arriving until at least 2026. Meta’s early lead, strong distribution, and growing user base position it firmly ahead in the smart glasses race.