Post by : Shivana Rahim
Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has introduced three new AI-powered smart glasses. These are Ray-Ban Display Glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2, and Oakley Meta Vanguard. They were revealed at the Meta Connect 2025 event by Mark Zuckerberg. The glasses promise to change the way people see and interact with the world. Now, the big question is: when will these smart glasses come to India, and how much will they cost?
Meta has designed three different kinds of glasses to suit different people:
Ray-Ban Display Glasses – The most advanced pair with a built-in display screen.
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 – A stylish and improved version of their earlier Ray-Ban smart glasses.
Oakley Meta Vanguard – Sports-focused AI glasses designed for athletes.
Oakley Meta Vanguard
Price: $499 (about ₹42,000)
Launch: Available for pre-order in the US and Europe now, will release on October 21, 2025.
India Launch: Confirmed later this year along with Mexico, Brazil, and UAE.
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2
Price: $299 (about ₹25,000)
Launch: Already available in many countries.
India Launch: Expected later this autumn (around October–November 2025).
Ray-Ban Display Glasses
Price: $799 (about ₹67,000)
Launch: September 30, 2025, in the US.
India Launch: Still uncertain. Meta has not confirmed if these will come to India.
These glasses are made in partnership with Oakley and EssilorLuxottica. They are called “Performance AI glasses” because they are built for people who love sports like cycling, running, or skiing.
PRIZM Lens Technology – Protects from sun, wind, and dust.
Durability – IP67 rating means they are resistant to dust and water.
Camera – 12MP wide-angle camera, supports 3K video, slow motion, and hyperlapse.
Battery Life – 9 hours of use per charge, 6 hours of nonstop music, plus 36 hours extra with charging case.
Quick Charge – 20 minutes charging gives 50% battery.
Can connect with Garmin and Strava apps.
Users can ask: “Hey Meta, what’s my heart rate?”
Glasses automatically record videos when milestones are achieved.
Performance data can be added to photos and videos for sharing.
These glasses are stylish and light, made for daily use.
Sleeker design, more comfortable to wear.
Better speakers and clearer cameras.
Longer battery life.
Can take photos, make calls, and use Meta AI without touching your phone.
Think of them as a fashionable everyday tech companion.
These are the most advanced out of the three.
Have a built-in micro-display that can show information directly in front of your eyes.
Launching in the US first on September 30, 2025.
Price: $799 (₹67,000).
However, Meta has not yet confirmed if they will be released in India.
India is one of Meta’s biggest markets because of its huge number of smartphone and social media users. If these glasses perform well in other countries, Meta will likely bring all versions to India. For now, only the Oakley Meta Vanguard and Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 are confirmed.
They combine style, technology, and AI assistance.
Hands-free use for daily life and sports.
Can record, capture, and share moments instantly.
Help athletes track performance in real time.
Blend fashion with advanced technology.
Meta is trying to bring the future closer with these AI glasses. For Indians, the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 and Oakley Meta Vanguard are on the way later this year. Prices will be around ₹25,000–₹42,000, making them luxury gadgets. The Ray-Ban Display glasses are still uncertain for India.
These glasses are not just about seeing clearly; they are about experiencing the world in a whole new way.
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