Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Now Have a Screen and a Magic Wristband

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has announced an upgrade to its Ray-Ban smart glasses, now featuring a built-in screen and a Magic Wristband. The new smart glasses, called Ray-Ban Stories 2, are designed to offer a more immersive augmented reality experience. The screen allows users to view content, make calls, and access various applications directly from the glasses. The Magic Wristband, a separate wearable device, serves as a control interface for the glasses, enabling users to navigate the device's features with simple gestures. The upgrade aims to address the limitations of the original Ray-Ban Stories, which lacked a screen and relied on a connected smartphone for most functionalities. With the addition of the screen and the wristband, Meta hopes to provide a more seamless and user-friendly experience for consumers interested in augmented reality technology. The updated smart glasses are expected to be available for purchase in the near future, though no specific release date or pricing information has been provided.