Ray-Ban Meta glasses to have small screens to display notifications in 2025

Ray-Ban Meta glasses will soon benefit from a huge upgrade with the addition of small screens, says a report.

The wearable device’s next iteration will be launched as soon as next year with screens may be leveraged to display notifications and perform other functions.

This development, notably, builds upon Meta Platforms’ plan to develop wearable headsets having lightweight, which could potentially replace smartphones as primary computing devices.

Financial Times reported that the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses’ (review) next iteration may be equipped with small screens, which could be used to display notifications as well as responses to queries received from Meta Artificial Intelligence.

The small glass roughly priced at $299 has been developed in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica. It is equipped with a camera of ultra-wide 12-megapixel, open-ear speakers, and microphones that enable users to capture snapshots, listen to music, and have conversations, all on the go.

The first version of the displays on the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses would only show simple text and images, the report suggested and added that it would be a step towards realising CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of augmented reality (AR) glasses that transpose a virtual world upon real life.