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Mark Zuckerberg, the guy who hooked you on doomscrolling for likes, now wants you to ditch the phone and slap a computer on your face. At Meta’s Connect 2025 conference yesterday, Zuck unveiled the Fall lineup of AI-powered smart glasses, headlined by the Ray-Ban Display glasses that are half sci-fi, half “please notice my frames.”
The star of the show? The Ray-Ban Display glasses, packing a right-lens screen that beams texts, alerts, apps, photos, and even live translations straight to your eyeballs.
Control it with a Neural Band wrist accessory that reads your hand gestures—mostly nailed in Zuck’s demo, though it ghosted him during a video call attempt.
Yours for $799 starting September 30. Oh, and there’s a Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 and a sporty Oakley smart glasses model for the gym bros, too.
Big picture: This isn’t just Zuck cosplaying as a fashion icon—it’s Meta flexing its AI muscle in the real world. Once the punchline of tech flops, smart glasses are having a moment, with Meta bragging about millions of Ray-Ban units sold.
So, ready to trade your phone’s glow for a face computer that screams “I’m from the future”? Zuck’s betting on it.
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