Leaked renders point to two distinct Gen 3 frames, Aperol built for sunglasses wear and Bellini for prescription lenses, both reportedly thicker than Gen 2 to make room for a larger battery.
Ray-Ban Meta's next generation is shaping up as two distinct products: a standard pair codenamed Aperol and an optical version, built around traditional prescription-style frames, codenamed Bellini. The split makes sense; smart glasses that look like smart glasses have always had a harder sell than ones that just look like glasses. No specs, pricing, or release window have surfaced yet.
What styles do smart glasses come in?
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Meta Ray-Ban Gen 3Aperol (sunglasses), Bellini (optical/prescription) · rumored codenamesWidely reported
Apple GlassesFour styles in testing: rectangular, slim rectangular, large oval, small ovalExpected
Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2Wayfarer, Skyler, Headliner, Blayzer Optics, Scriber Optics · 150+ combinationsConfirmed
Meta GlassesAdventurer (rectangular), Fury (bold rectangular), Starfire by Kylie (oval) · 26 combinationsConfirmed
Samsung Galaxy GlassesGentle Monster (bold/disruptive), Warby Parker (classic/timeless) · more styles announced at July 22 UnpackedHighly expected
Snap Specs47mm and 52mm · Swiss TR90 polymer · electrochromic lensesExpected
Xreal AuraSingle design · requires tethered compute puckWidely reported