Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses

Hands-Free Camera, Audio, and Voice Control in Everyday Eyewear

Wearable smart glasses that let you take photos, record video, listen to audio, make calls, and access voice assistants without touching your phone. For people with low vision or blindness, the hands-free design and built-in camera open up practical accessibility options that traditional eyewear cannot.

Who Are Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses For?

These glasses are for anyone who wants hands-free access to their phone, camera, and audio. But they are especially useful for people with low vision, blindness, or limited dexterity who benefit from not having to hold, find, or look at a phone to interact with technology.

People use Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses for:

Capturing what you see — take a photo or record a video of whatever is in front of you using a simple voice command, no need to aim a phone camera

Getting remote visual assistance — pair with a video call or an app like Be My Eyes so a sighted person can see what you see and describe your surroundings, read labels, or help you navigate

Listening without isolating yourself — open-ear speakers let you hear music, podcasts, phone calls, and audio feedback while still hearing the world around you (no earbuds blocking traffic, conversations, or announcements)

Hands-free communication — make calls, send messages, and interact with voice assistants without reaching for your phone

Documenting moments — capture photos and video from your perspective at family gatherings, events, or while traveling, without interrupting the experience

Everyday navigation — pair with AI visual recognition apps to get spoken descriptions of your environment through the glasses

Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses are not a dedicated assistive device like the OrCam MyEye or Envision Glasses. They do not have built-in object recognition, text reading, or scene description. What they do offer is a comfortable, mainstream pair of glasses with a camera and voice control that work well alongside accessibility apps you may already use on your phone.

Camera

The built-in front-facing camera sits discreetly on the frame and captures photos and video from your point of view.

12 MP camera for still photos

1080p video recording up to 60 seconds per clip (longer with livestreaming)

Voice-activated — say "Hey Meta, take a photo" or "Hey Meta, start recording" without touching the glasses

LED indicator light lets people around you know when the camera is active

• Captured media syncs wirelessly to your phone through the Meta View app