Meta’s latest smart-glasses lineup includes the Ray‑Ban Display with a built‑in lens display, the updated Ray‑Ban Meta Gen 2, and the sport‑focused Oakley Meta Vanguard, with headline prices of $799, $379, and $499, respectively, at Meta Connect 2025.

But Wednesday’s grand unveiling was overshadowed by a live on‑stage demo that repeatedly failed, culminating in Mark Zuckerberg being unable to answer a video call via the new neural wristband while assuring the audience “it’s all good” amid Wi‑Fi excuses.

What they are

Meta is pushing a tiered family of AI glasses that range from camera‑ and audio‑first models to a new pair with an integrated transparent display, all centered on hands‑free capture, Meta AI assistance, and voice or wristband control. The Ray‑Ban Display adds a see‑th

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