Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Launch in India May 19

Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Launching in India May 19

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses will be available in India starting May 19, priced at ₹29,990. Customers can pre-order the glasses now on Ray-Ban's website. They will also be available in Ray-Ban stores upon launch.

Powered by Meta AI

These smart glasses leverage Meta AI, enabling users to get answers about their surroundings, translate audio and video live, send messages, make calls, and more.

Live translation is currently supported for English, French, Italian, and Spanish, even offline. Support for Indian languages is not yet available.

Music Integration

Meta has confirmed integration with popular music apps like Spotify, Amazon Music, Shazam, and Apple Music in India.

Since their 2023 launch, Meta has sold approximately 2 million pairs of these smart glasses globally.

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