Meta now sells smart glasses from $249 to $799. For most Android owners, the best pair is the one without a camera.
Meta's lineup now runs from the $249 Adventurer to the $799 Ray-Ban Display, and every pair works with Android through the Meta AI app.
$349, 43 grams, up to 12 hours of battery plus 48 more in the case. Open-ear speakers and Meta AI, with no camera pointed at anyone.
The $449 Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 adds a 12MP camera with 3K video, a six-mic array and up to nine hours of battery.
Meta Ray-Ban Display now adds hands-free navigation and notification mirroring. Impressive, but still a first-generation product.
Android XR glasses are on the way from partners like Warby Parker, but today Meta has the only full retail lineup for Android phones.
Meta’s Smart Glasses Now Run From $249 to $799. Here’s the Pair Android Users Should Actually Buy