Meta Connect 2025 landed with a bang last night, and Mark Zuckerberg wasted no time unveiling the company’s boldest leap yet: AI-powered glasses designed for all-day use. From style-forward collabs to performance-driven tech, the lineup is Meta’s clearest vision of “personal superintelligence” to date.

First up: the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2). With double the battery life of the first-gen model, 3K Ultra HD video recording, and the new Conversation Focus feature that amplifies the voice of whoever you’re speaking with, these $379 frames bring futuristic function into a timeless silhouette. Available in three seasonal colors plus a limited-edition Wayfarer Matte Transparent, they’re already turning heads.

Next is the Oakley Meta Vanguard, a rugged set of AI glasses designed for athletes and adventurers. With nine hours of battery life, IP67 water resistance, swappable PRIZM lenses, and integrations with Garmin and Strava, they’re made to track your every move. Add Hyperlapse and Slow Motion capture, and these $499 glasses double as your adventure camera.

Finally, Meta revealed the Ray-Ban Display, the first consumer AI glasses with a built-in high-resolution display. Paired with the new Meta Neural Band, users can control the $799 glasses via subtle hand gestures while enjoying 5,000-nit brightness—bright enough to rival sunlight.

From commuting to crushing workouts to discreetly reading texts on your glasses, Meta’s latest lineup is designed to make AI as wearable as your favorite pair of shades.

In case you missed it, check out the Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition.