Meta showed new AI glasses. Ray-Ban Meta will officially come to Poland
New models of AI glasses were announced at Meta Connect 2026. Later this year, older devices will go on official sale in Poland.
At the Meta Connect conference, Mark Zuckerberg showed off several new devices. However, Polish users will be most pleased with another piece of information. Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta and Ray-Ban Meta Optics glasses will go on official sale in Poland before the end of the year. The list of new markets also includes, among others: Türkiye, Portugal, Israel, South Africa, Indonesia and New Zealand. Polish prices have not been announced yet.
Glasses without camera
The main novelty of the devices presented at Meta Connect 2026 is Ray-Ban Meta Audio. These are Meta’s first cameraless AI glasses, focused on sound and AI assistant. They weigh 43 grams and last for up to 12 hours, with the charging case giving another 48 hours. They will be available in Clubmaster and Burbank frames, also with prescription lenses. They cost from $349, and shipping will start on October 13.
The third generation of Ray-Ban Meta
The third generation of Ray-Ban Meta is also available for sale. The glasses are slimmer, last up to 9 hours and have a 12 MP camera that records 3K video. According to Meta, six microphones remove over 90 percent. background noise. In addition to Wayfarers, there are Aviator frames (also in a limited edition for Ray-Ban’s 90th anniversary) and the new Zena in the “cat-eye” style. Prices start at $449.
Virtual reality in the form of glasses
Meta also announced Meta VR Glasses. These are VR glasses weighing approximately 100 g with a 5K display and the Snapdragon Reality Elite system. The battery will last up to 3 hours. The premiere is scheduled for spring 2027 and the price is $1,299.
The meta also showed Muse Charm. It is a device similar to a keychain, with a small screen, speakers, microphones and a fingerprint reader. Used to contact the Muse AI agent. Meta will provide more details later this year. By the end of 2026, the company wants to offer over 100 variants of AI glasses from the Ray-Ban, Oakley and Meta brands.
Sources: Antyweb, Meta, EssilorLuxottica, Engadget, Tom’s Guide
