Meta AI glasses have arrived as a new line of Meta Glasses that starts at $299 and is designed to bring its AI assistant to more users. The company said the range includes 26 styles and supports prescription lenses, expanding the glasses beyond a single fashion or sunglasses format.
Meta said the new glasses use Meta AI powered by Muse Spark. The assistant is intended to support hands-free interactions, while the company described future additions such as pedestrian navigation and expanded language support for live translation.
TechCrunch reported that Meta’s release comes as the company competes with new smart-glasses products from other technology companies. Its report described the glasses as offering AI assistant functions and said Meta was preparing more language options for live translation.
The starting price gives the line a lower entry point than some premium augmented-reality hardware, but the final cost can vary with frames, lens choices and regional availability. Meta said the range would be sold in several countries, with exact availability depending on each market.
Prescription support is important because it lets users wear the glasses as part of their normal eyewear rather than treating them only as a separate gadget. The product range also gives buyers more frame choices, although Meta did not say that every style would be available with every lens option.
Meta’s announcement and TechCrunch’s report establish the price, style count, prescription compatibility and AI direction. They do not establish a full release schedule for every promised feature, so navigation and translation expansions should be treated as upcoming capabilities rather than universal launch features.
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