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Meta Ray-Ban Display & Neural Band
$799.00
Meta Ray-Ban Display costs $799.00 with the Neural Band included. The right lens carries a 600 x 600 full-color display across a 20-degree field of view, running up to 5,000 nits so it stays readable outdoors. The Neural Band is the wristband: it picks up the electrical signals of small finger movements, so you scroll and select with your hand at your side instead of tapping the frame or talking to it.
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Specifications
product typeAI smart glasses with in-lens display
main modelMeta Ray-Ban Display with Meta Neural Band
displaymonocular full-color display in right lens
display resolution600 x 600 pixels
field of view20 degrees
pixels per degree42 PPD
refresh rateup to 90Hz max / content refresh at 30Hz
display brightness30 to 5000 nits
Before you buy
Where to buy Meta Ray-Ban Display
Meta sells the Ray-Ban Display glasses and the Neural Band together through meta.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling them directly. Meta Ray-Ban Display costs $799.00 and ships with the Neural Band included.
Who Meta Ray-Ban Display is for
Meta Ray-Ban Display suits people who want notifications, directions and camera capture in their line of sight without pulling out a phone. The glasses put a full-color 600 by 600 display in the right lens only, running up to 90 Hz and reaching 5000 nits so it stays readable outdoors. The Neural Band reads muscle signals at the wrist, so you control the glasses with small finger movements instead of speaking or tapping the frame.
Is Meta Ray-Ban Display worth $799?
The display covers about 20 degrees of your field of view in one eye, which is enough for a message, a map arrow or a viewfinder and not enough for video or gaming. Anyone expecting immersive AR will find these glasses do something much narrower. The Neural Band is the more unusual part of the package — wrist-based gesture control that works without your hands being visible to a camera.
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