Description
Glasses and wristband as one hands-free stack
Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses ship with the Meta Neural Band as a matched set. Visual information routes through the integrated in-lens display; the band adds EMG-based input so you can steer the experience without picking up a phone.
What appears in the lenses
Compatible apps and services can place information in your field of view while you stay oriented to the world around you—useful for navigation, messaging, AI help, and other supported hands-free workflows.
Meta AI on the glasses
Ask questions, request visual context about your surroundings, place calls, and send messages through Meta AI where those features are supported.
12MP capture and open-ear sound
A 12MP camera records photos and video from your perspective. Open-ear audio handles music and calls; five microphones capture voice for communication, touch control, and voice commands on the frames.
How the Neural Band controls the display
Surface electromyography sensors on the wristband read electrical signals from muscle activity. Intended micro-gestures map to display actions—wake and sleep, scroll, select, and back—without camera-based hand tracking or keeping your hand in a fixed camera frame.
Calls, messages, and live share
Supported connected services handle calling and messaging. Video calling works through compatible Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram links where available. Livestreaming is supported on compatible platforms.
Setup, power, and requirements
Glasses and band pair via the Meta AI mobile app. You need a compatible smartphone (Android 10+ or iOS 14.4+), a Meta account, wireless internet for Meta AI, capture import, and updates. A charging case is included for the glasses; a dedicated charger is included for the Neural Band.
The Neural Band is built specifically to supply gesture input for these Display glasses.
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