Meta has officially launched its first consumer-ready smart glasses with a built-in display, expanding its Ray-Ban lineup and pushing further into AI-powered wearables. Meta also introduced new Oakley Vanguard glasses geared toward athletes, priced at $499, offering real-time fitness stats with Garmin and Strava integration. While analysts don’t expect explosive sales, the Display glasses are seen as a stepping stone toward Meta’s more ambitious “Orion” AR glasses, targeted for 2027. IDC projects AR/VR and smart glasses shipments will surge by 39.2% in 2025, with Meta driving growth. Read more in our articles including "Meta launches smart glasses with digital display" and "Garmin launches D2 Mach 2 Pro Aviator Smartwatch".
Meta has officially launched its first consumer-ready smart glasses with a built-in display, expanding its Ray-Ban lineup and pushing further into AI-powered wearables. Meta also introduced new Oakley Vanguard glasses geared toward athletes, priced at $499, offering real-time fitness stats with Garmin and Strava integration.
While analysts don’t expect explosive sales, the Display glasses are seen as a stepping stone toward Meta’s more ambitious “Orion” AR glasses, targeted for 2027. IDC projects AR/VR and smart glasses shipments will surge by 39.2% in 2025, with Meta driving growth.
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