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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 Launches at $449 — Is It Worth $70 More Than Gen 2?
Meta unveiled the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 at Connect 2026, with minor tweaks to battery, microphones, and design — but most of the new software features are also coming to Gen 2, even though the starting price jumped by $70.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio Ditches the Camera, Starting at $349, Ships October
Meta unveiled its first camera-free smart glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Audio, at Connect 2026, focusing on voice calls and Meta AI features. Pricing starts at $349, with shipping beginning October 13.
RayNeo Bets on Two Extremes at Once: One Pair Hides the Display, the Other Blows It Up Into a Movie Theater
RayNeo just launched two very different AR glasses at once: the 33-gram iO Smart Glasses want you to forget you're even wearing them, while the GT and GT Max go the opposite route, trading subtlety for a 307-inch virtual screen and full immersion.
Apple Cuts Over 200 Jobs, Vision Pro Games and Immersive Video Teams Hit Hardest
Apple has reportedly laid off around 200 employees across its Vision Pro and Siri software teams, shifting its focus toward smart glasses and next-gen AI technology, with the high cost of producing Vision Pro immersive content seen as a major factor.
Meta Files New Patent: Glasses That Don't Just Record You—They'll Know Your Name
From the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses mockingly dubbed "pervert glasses" to a patented system that can automatically tag faces and generate behavior logs, Meta's lenses are evolving from "seeing what's there" to "knowing who it is and what they did."
After Zuckerberg's Own Team Got a Contempt of Court Warning for Meta Glasses, England and Wales Ban Them From All Courtrooms
Courts across England and Wales have officially banned Meta Glasses, with confiscation on the spot for anyone caught wearing them. The kicker? The whole thing traces back to a lawsuit involving Mark Zuckerberg himself.
Ray-Ban Meta's Privacy Maze: Photos Stay Local, But Ask AI a Question and It's Uploaded
Photos don't upload, but AI queries get saved. Voice can't be turned off in the US. And that LED light? It can be physically disabled. Ray-Ban Meta's privacy situation isn't one simple toggle—it's four completely different sets of rules.