Product Overview - Meta introduces Oakley Vanguard, sport-centric smart glasses with improved camera field of view, recording features (slow motion, time-lapse), and better battery life [1] - Meta unveils Ray-Ban display glasses featuring a screen in the lens, controlled via a neural wristband [2] - Ray-Ban display glasses allow users to preview photos before capture, functioning as a viewfinder [3] Technological Features - Neural wristband enables hand gesture control for device interaction, mimicking Vision Pro's selection method [3][4] - Wristband gestures include index finger to thumb for selection and middle finger to thumb for returning to menus [4] - Thumb swipes across the grip on the wristband facilitate menu navigation, similar to a D-pad [4] Market & Sales Information - Meta's display glasses are priced at $800 and will be available for sale starting September 30th in select retail stores and online [3] - The display glasses are available in sand and black colors [3] - Meta anticipates launching AR glasses around 2027 [3]

Product Overview - Meta's Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are launching on September 30th for $799, featuring a single color display and wireless wristband [2] - The glasses have a high pixel density display with a 20° field of view, invisible from the outside [3][4] - New Meta Ray-Ban bands offer 8 hours of battery life and improved camera quality [8] - Oakley branded Vanguard glasses are sports-targeted with a center-mounted camera and exchangeable polarized tints [8][9] Technology and Features - The neural wristband uses SEMG to sense neural impulses for gesture recognition [6] - The glasses allow users to interact with apps, music, photos, video chat, and AI features [5] - Vanguard glasses pair with Garmin watches for health and fitness tracking, displaying heart rate and pace [10] - Meta Ray-Ban displays have built-in transition lenses and claim 6 hours of mixed use battery life [13][14] Market and Future Considerations - Meta is setting up demo areas in retail locations [7] - The glasses are currently only compatible with prescriptions up to -4 [7] - The industry is interested in how Meta will address privacy concerns and AI integration [15] - The industry is curious about the wristband's versatility, potential for typing, gesture learning, and accessibility applications [16][17]

Product Features & Capabilities - Meta Ray-Ban display smart glasses feature a monocular display with brightness up to 5,000 nits and full color [1] - The smart glasses include transition lenses that adjust to ambient lighting conditions [3] - A neural wristband allows for silent menu navigation and option selection through finger gestures [5][6] - The neural wristband supports handwriting recognition for text input [7] - The display provides a preview for content capture (photos and videos) [8] - The glasses support video calls and live captioning, with multidirectional microphones focusing on the speaker [9][10][11] - The glasses offer a heads-up display for directions with directional arrows [12][13] - Live AI features provide step-by-step recipe breakdowns and identify objects in view [14][15] Availability & Specifications - The Meta Ray-Ban display will be available starting September 30th for $799, including the neural wristband [18] - The glasses offer approximately 6 hours of mixed usage battery life, with additional charges from the folding charging case [16][17] - The neural wristband is IPX7 rated and has an 18-hour battery life [18]