Meta's biggest reveal was the $1,299 Meta VR Glasses, a pair of about 100 grams that hands its computing to a tethered puck and goes on sale next spring. Beside it sat Meta's first glasses without a camera. Ray-Ban Meta Audio starts at $349, weighs 43 grams and ships October 13. The third-generation Ray-Ban Meta is the one you can buy today, from $449, with nine hours of battery against eight, a six-mic array and two new frames, the Aviator and the cat-eye Zena. If you saw $249 quoted for Gen 3, that's Meta's own-brand Adventurer frame, not the Ray-Ban.
Meta Ray-Ban Display is now sold online across the US at $799 and goes on sale in the UK and Canada today, with Germany, France and Italy following on October 13. A hearing enhancement mode reaches Meta Glasses in the US later this year for a one-off $149, Beat Saber gets a hand-tracking mode called Flux next spring, and Muse, Meta's AI agent, is coming to the glasses. Zuckerberg closed with a keychain gadget called Muse Charm, with a small display, speakers, mics and a fingerprint sensor, and Meta says it will share more later this year. Engadget's rundown has the games, films and sports deals too.