Menlo Park, September 23 (Meta) -- At Meta Connect 2026, Meta announced it is bringing Muse, its personal AI agent, to its AI glasses in the coming months, alongside its deepest lineup of wearable devices yet. Ray-Ban Meta Audio, the company's first audio glasses, ships October 13 starting at 349 dollars and weighs just 43 grams, offering up to 12 hours of battery life plus 48 more with the charging case.
The third-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses start at 449 dollars with up to nine hours of battery, a six-microphone array that cuts over 90 percent of background noise, a 12 MP camera and 3K Ultra HD video. The most advanced device announced was Meta VR Glasses, coming in spring 2027 at 1,299 dollars and weighing about 100 grams, roughly one-fifth the weight of the Quest 3 headset, with IMAX Enhanced certification and support for the full Quest game library.
Meta also introduced Muse Charm, a palm-sized device with a real-time voice model, and said it will offer more than 100 styles of AI glasses across Ray-Ban, Oakley and Meta Glasses by the end of the year. Muse will have its own email address and new connectors including Walmart, Best Buy, Sephora, Expedia and Instacart.
