Meta’s New Ray-Ban AI Glasses: Hidden Display, “Mind-Reading” Wristband & More
Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses line has evolved from simple camera-equipped sunglasses into something much more ambitious. Meta Ray-Ban Display – announced on September 17, 2025 – is the company’s most advanced pair of AI glasses to date, and notably the first to include a built-in display about.fb.com. At first glance, they look like classic Ray-Ban Wayfarer-style glasses, but inside they pack a micro LED display in the right lens along with a suite of sensors and electronics. This in-lens display functions as a heads-up display for the wearer, capable of showing text and graphics in the wearer’s field of vision. Importantly, the display is designed to be “there when you want it and gone when you don’t,” sitting off to the side so it doesn’t constantly obscure your view about.fb.com. It’s activated for short, intentional glances – for example, when you receive a notification or ask the assistant a question – rather than being on continuously. “This isn’t about strapping a phone to your face,” Meta emphasizes, “It’s about helping you quickly accomplish everyday tasks without breaking your flow.” about.fb.com