Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3
- Newest Ray-Ban Meta: up to 9 h battery + 50 h with case
- Camera on your face raises privacy concerns for bystanders
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Ranked #4 of 7 AI glasses we compare, with an editorial score of 9.0/10. Strongest point on paper: battery per charge (9). Weakest: no built-in display.
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 runners and cyclists who want hands-free capture and training stats.
| Camera | 12 MP, 3K UHD, 122° FOV video |
|---|---|
| Battery per charge | 9 h |
| With charging case | 36 h |
| Display | No display |
| Prescription lenses | Not stated |
| Assistant | Meta AI (Garmin & Strava integration) |
| Storage | Not stated |
| Weight | Not stated |
| Water resistance | IP67 |
Price checked on Oct 29, 2026: $499.
Version priced: From $499 (8 colors).
Assistant: Meta AI (Garmin & Strava integration).
Prescription lenses, if available, usually add to the price shown.
Runners and cyclists who want hands-free capture and training stats.
$499 on the official store when we checked on Oct 29, 2026. Prices change: the button above leads to the current price.
Not confirmed on the maker page we read.
No. It has open-ear audio and a camera, but nothing is shown in the lens.
No lab or field testing. The score is calculated from the maker's published specs and price, with weights published on our methodology page. Here, 79% of the weighted criteria were known.
Read on Oct 29, 2026. Specs and prices are the maker's; the score and the verdict are ours.