Display Glasses & Neural Band

The Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses are best for anyone who wants to stay connected while keeping their phone in their pocket. A full-colour in-lens display puts useful information in your eye line, while the Meta Neural Band lets you navigate using subtle hand movements.Information right before your eyes. The full-colour display is built into the right lens. You can view messages, directions, captions and other useful information while remaining aware of your surroundings.Control with a subtle gesture. The included Meta Neural Band detects natural signals created by your muscle activity. It means you can navigate the display using small hand movements.Keep messages private. With support for WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Threads and your phone, you can view and reply to messages without holding your phone.Get help from Meta AI. Meta AI can show visual responses on the in-lens display, so you can quickly check an answer without looking down at your phone. You can also use the glasses to translate languages, capture memories and manage everyday tasks hands-free.Follow conversations more easily. Live Captions turn spoken conversations into real-time text on the display. It makes it easier to follow what's being said in supported languages, especially in situations where hearing every word may be difficult.Frame the shot before you capture it. The 12 MP camera lets you take photos and record videos from your point of view. An on-screen viewfinder helps you line up each shot before capturing it. You can then review and share your content directly from the glasses.Power for your day. The glasses give you up to six hours of use from a full charge, with an extra 24 hours from the charging case. When you need power quickly, a 20 minute boost charges the glasses to 50%.Tech explainedThe Meta Neural Band uses EMG (electromyography) technology to detect the tiny signals your muscles naturally create when you move your hand or fingers. It can recognise small gestures, such as tapping your fingers together, and turn them into commands for your glasses. That means you can scroll through information, control apps and interact with the in-lens display using natural hand movements. You don't need to press buttons or take out your phone in busy environments.