Description
Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses with Meta Neural Band
Smart eyewear and an EMG-powered wristband work together for hands-free computing. Information appears in your field of view through the integrated display, while the Meta Neural Band adds gesture control without reaching for a phone.
Information in your view
The Display glasses present information through the in-lens display so compatible experiences stay accessible while you remain aware of your surroundings. Supported use cases include navigation, communication, AI assistance, and other hands-free applications.
Meta AI assistance
Meta AI runs on the glasses for questions, visual help, and everyday tasks. Ask about what you are looking at, get information, take calls, and send messages through supported features.
Capture and communication
A 12MP camera, open-ear speakers, and a five-microphone array support hands-free capture and communication. Record photos and videos, make calls, send messages, listen to audio, and use supported livestreaming.
Neural Band interaction
The Meta Neural Band uses surface electromyography (EMG) sensors to read electrical signals from muscle activity in the wrist. Subtle intended movements and gestures become controls for the Display glasses. Unlike camera-based hand tracking, your hand does not need to stay in a camera’s field of view.
Natural gesture controls
Use the Neural Band to wake or sleep the glasses, scroll, select, and go back—a discreet option alongside touch and voice.
One connected system
Glasses and Neural Band pair through the Meta AI mobile app. A compatible smartphone, Meta account, and wireless internet are required for Meta AI, importing captures, and software updates.
What’s included
A dedicated charging case ships with the glasses; a dedicated charger is included for the Neural Band.
Compatibility
- Smartphones: Android 10+ or iOS 14.4+
- Video calling: Compatible Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram connections where supported
- Meta account and Meta AI app required
The Neural Band is designed specifically to provide gesture input for the Display glasses.




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