Ray-Ban’s AI-equipped Meta Sunglasses Finally Hit India With A Huge Price Tag

Ray-Ban’s second-generation Meta smart glasses, blending cutting-edge AI with stylish eyewear, have finally arrived in India. Priced at ₹29,900, these glasses offer real-time translation, voice-controlled AI, and hands-free photo/video capture, making them a must-have for tech-savvy users.

Key Features of Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses

1. Built-in Meta AI – Simply say “Hey Meta” to ask questions, translate conversations, or capture moments instantly.

2. 12MP Camera & 1080p Video Recording – Shoot high-res photos (3024 x 4032 pixels) and record 60-second clips with a single blink.

3. First-Person Livestreaming – Go live on Facebook or Instagram using the built-in camera and five-mic array for crisp audio.

4. Real-Time Translation – Seamlessly convert English to Spanish, French, or Italian on the go.

5. Music Recognition & Playback – Integrated Shazam support identifies songs, while Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music compatibility turns them into wireless headphones.

6. Live AI Assistance – Ask spontaneous questions about your surroundings without repeating wake commands.

Design & Pricing

Available in two styles classic Wayfarer and the new Skylar the base Shiny Black variant starts at ₹29,900. Premium finishes like Matte Black (Wayfarer) and Chalk Grey (Skylar) cost ₹35,700.

Battery & Storage

Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen1, the glasses offer 4 hours of usage, extendable to 32 hours with the included charging case. its also come with 32GB of storage for saving media.

Availability

Pre-orders are live now, with sales starting May 19 across authorised retailers and online platforms.

Why Buy Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses?

• Perfect for content creators – Livestream, capture, and share instantly.

• Ideal for travellers – Real-time translation breaks language barriers.

• Great for music lovers – Hands-free playback and song recognition.

With AI-powered convenience and sleek design, the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses redefine wearable tech in India. Will you be grabbing a pair?