Meta is developing a cinching strap that joins the temple arms of its $1,300 VR Glasses so the visor stays put during active play.
BirdiLens has put course maps, yardages and an AI putting line into the GV1, a 43-gram pair of AR glasses aimed at golfers.
Tyriel Wood works through the RayNeo iO, a 33-gram pair that keeps a bright binocular heads-up display inside a normal-looking frame. The review also covers its bone conduction audio and a spatial-computing feature he came to like.
Source: Tyriel Wood - VR Tech
CNET condenses everything Meta announced at Connect 2026 into a single ten-minute rundown. The clip moves through the camera-free Ray-Ban Audio pair, the pricier Gen 3 lineup and the 1,300-dollar VR Glasses in one pass.
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A panel of CNET tech editors works through what Meta Connect 2026 means for everyday wear. The discussion weighs the privacy backlash against falling prices and a much wider style lineup.
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The eyewear maker is dramatizing the privacy fears that camera glasses keep triggering.
Health Canada and the US CPSC have pulled INMO’s AIR3 glasses over an overheating left arm, with firmware 3.16 named as the fix.
Morphotonics has raised €40M to build more of the nanoimprint machines that produce the waveguides inside AR glasses.
Android Central finds RayNeo’s $299 GT lighter and easier to fit than the Air 4 Pro, with untinted lenses as the trade-off.
Snap put its first consumer AR glasses on stage and let the room watch them work. The demo shows how Specs paints information into the wearer's view without a phone in hand.
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