- Updated: March 31, 2026
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Meta Launches Prescription‑Optimized Ray‑Ban AI Smart Glasses: Blayzer & Scriber
Meta has officially rolled out its first prescription‑ready Ray‑Ban smart glasses, introducing two sleek frames – the Blayzer and the Scriber. Both models support unrestricted prescription lenses, meaning users can order lenses for any vision correction level without extra hassle.
Priced at $299 for the Blayzer and $399 for the Scriber, the glasses are now available for preorder on Meta’s website, with shipments expected later this year. Early adopters will receive the glasses with a basic set of AI‑powered features, including real‑time nutrition logging, activity tracking, and contextual information overlays.
Beyond the hardware, Meta promises a roadmap of software upgrades that will add deeper AI integration, expanded health monitoring, and more robust privacy controls. The company emphasizes that all data processing will occur locally on the device whenever possible, addressing growing concerns about surveillance and data misuse.
For a full read of the original announcement, visit the The Verge article.
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