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At Meta Connect on Wednesday night, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled what could be the next frontier of VR hardware for the company: the Meta VR glasses.
Muse Charm is expected to ship in December, giving users voice access to Meta’s personal AI agent without opening an app Dilara Hamit 24 September 2026•Update: 24 September 2026
Meta’s investments in VR and AR over the years have led to, let’s say, mixed results (remember the metaverse?). Recent months have been dominated by headlines about the company’s Ray-Ban Meta Glasses being used to take videos of people in public without consent, all while a number of VR game development studios close down. Still,…
Meta has announced Meta VR Glasses, a virtual reality device shaped like a pair of glasses. It weighs about 100 grams and goes on sale in spring 2027 for $1,299.99.
One company wants artificial intelligence to help you operate a computer through your glasses. Another says its AI has spotted something in genetic data that scientists should investigate.
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For this year’s iteration of Meta Connect, company CEO Mark Zuckerberg opened with the tagline “the future is for everyone.”
Meta Platforms Inc. founder and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has reignited his metaverse ambitions with the arrival today of the Meta VR Glasses, a much smaller, lighter and slimmer virtual reality device than the company’s existing Quest-branded VR headsets.
Meta VR Glasses were just officially announced. Priced at $1300, they have 2.4K micro-OLED displays, weigh 100 grams, and are powered by a tethered puck with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite chipset.
At Meta Connect 2026, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the company’s new generation of smart glasses, part of his vision for “Personal Superintelligence” powered by its Muse AI agent.