Meta unveiled nearly 10 new AI glasses at Meta Connect 2026, expanding its portfolio to over 100 different styles. The launch includes three new Meta AI Glasses models, a Ray-Ban Gen 3 line with Wayfarer, Aviator, and Zena styles, and a brand-new Ray-Ban Audio line that ditches cameras entirely. A partnership with musician LISA adds two styled frames and blindbox charms.

All new glasses feature customizable controls, landscape mode cropping, and dynamic burst photo capture. Audio upgrades include Dolby Atmos-certified playback, adjustable balance, and a groundbreaking FDA-approved Hearing Enhancement mode that amplifies speech through the glasses' speakers. The feature impressed in demos simulating hearing loss but carries a $149 upcharge (included for Meta One subscribers).

The cameraless Ray-Ban Audio glasses start at $349 and launch October 7 in Burbank and Clubmaster styles, weighing just 42g. Ray-Ban Gen 3 models retain cameras with incremental upgrades. Meta continues iterating rapidly, addressing privacy concerns with camera-free options while pushing AI and audio capabilities forward.