A new limited edition Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses will launch later this month, but what will they look like?
A special edition of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses is coming, the company has revealed on its website

Meta’s smart glasses will soon be getting a new but limited look. Meta will launch a special edition version of the Ray-Ban smart glasses, the company has revealed in a teaser. The early look comes with a close-up look at the glasses that seems to suggest a semi-transparent design, following a similar special edition look.
The official Ray-Ban Meta teaser doesn’t reveal much, but it does indicate that a special edition pair of the camera glasses will launch sometime in March. The teaser also says the special edition is “straight from the runway,” suggesting a fashion-forward design.
But, one of the close-up glimpses in the teaser says 0001/3600, suggesting a limited edition run of only about 3,600 pairs. As Tech Radar points out, that’s less than the previous special edition pair that cost about $100 more than the original version but had a 7,500 pair limit.
The other close-up glimpse suggests that at least part of the design could be semi-transparent, with a glimpse of the Ray-Ban logo at the corner and a glimpse of the underlying technology inside.
Meta didn’t give a specific launch date outside of “March,” but has an email notification sign-up on the Ray-Ban Meta website.
The smart glasses category arguably got a slow start, but new AI tools allow the wearer to ask questions about what they see. Another popular use for the glasses among photographers is for recording behind-the-scenes footage without setting up a second camera.
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With more than a decade of experience reviewing and writing about cameras and technology, Hillary K. Grigonis leads the US coverage for Digital Camera World. Her work has appeared in Business Insider, Digital Trends, Pocket-lint, Rangefinder, The Phoblographer and more.
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