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    First Look: ‘Meta Ray-Ban Display’ Glasses Leak Ahead of Connect

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliSeptember 15, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Leak Ahead of Launch: Meta’s plans for new smart glasses, the “Meta Ray-Ban Display,” were hinted at through numerous leaks prior to their official unveiling at Connect.

    2. Product Features: The new Ray-Ban frames feature a small display capable of showing maps, chat messages, and other contextual information, along with a dedicated wristband for interactive controls.

    3. Additional Model: A new non-display Oakley sunglasses model, designed for athletes, includes a central camera, enhancing its appeal to cyclists and sports enthusiasts.

    4. Promotional Clip Removal: A promotional video showcasing these glasses briefly appeared on Meta’s YouTube channel before being removed, indicating a high level of anticipation surrounding the launch.

    Video of ‘Meta Ray-Ban Display’ Glasses Surfaces Ahead of Connect

    A promotional video showcasing Meta’s new smart glasses has surfaced just days before their official unveiling at the Connect event. UploadVR first reported the leak, which briefly appeared on Meta’s YouTube channel before being removed.

    The video highlights the “Meta Ray-Ban Display” frames, designed with a sleek, familiar look similar to previous Wayfarer models. Importantly, the glasses feature a compact heads-up display. Users can view map previews, chat notifications, and relevant information about their surroundings.

    In addition, the video reveals an innovative wristband that enhances user interaction. Watchers see individuals swiping their fingers to type replies in a chat app, indicating that the device aims for seamless communication on the go.

    The clip also showcases a new version of Oakley sunglasses, which, unlike the Ray-Bans, do not include a display. Positioned as ideal for athletes, these sunglasses feature a central camera above the nosepiece.

    Analysts view this development as a significant step towards integrating augmented reality into daily life. The addition of these smart glasses aligns with Meta’s vision of creating smarter cities. By blending digital information with real-world experiences, urban innovation can thrive.

    The Connect event begins on September 17, where more details about Meta’s smart glasses and the future of urban technology will likely emerge. Stay tuned for live updates from Engadget and other sources covering this highly anticipated launch.

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