Oakley Meta HSTN
- Sporty Oakley design with Prizm lens options
- 5-mic array vs 6 on Ray-Ban Gen 2/3

Image: manufacturer, embedded from the maker's site
We list the Brilliant Labs Halo without a score: the maker publishes too few of the specs we score (50% of the weighted criteria).
Points out of 10 within the category; "n/a" = not published, left out of the score. Scale 7.8-9.5. How we score
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Best for tinkerers and developers who want open, privacy-first AI glasses.
| Camera | Not stated |
|---|---|
| Battery per charge | 'all-day' at estimated normal use |
| With charging case | Not stated |
| Display | color display (peripheral) |
| Prescription lenses | Yes |
| Assistant | Noa (free tier with daily caps; paid tier for higher limits & long-term memory) |
| Storage | Not stated |
| Weight | 40 g |
| Water resistance | Not stated |
Price checked on Oct 29, 2026: $399.
Version priced: Black.
Assistant: Noa (free tier with daily caps; paid tier for higher limits & long-term memory).
Lenses: display optic adjustable +2 to -6 diopters; Rx lenses via SmartBuyGlasses.
Prescription lenses, if available, usually add to the price shown.
Tinkerers and developers who want open, privacy-first AI glasses.
$399 on the official store when we checked on Oct 29, 2026. Prices change: the button above leads to the current price.
Yes, according to the maker: display optic adjustable +2 to -6 diopters; Rx lenses via SmartBuyGlasses.
Yes: color display (peripheral).
No lab or field testing. The score is calculated from the maker's published specs and price, with weights published on our methodology page. Too few criteria were published to calculate a fair score.
Read on Oct 29, 2026. Specs and prices are the maker's; the score and the verdict are ours.