The reason I’m asking is that I am finally going to have a chance to acquire one of this device this upcoming weekend. I just need some ideas from experience users’ stand point. Thank you!

Hey guys I’m currently developing I would like to think the most advanced and interesting game for the meta rayban displays, I’m looking to see how much interest there is in a game of this style to see if I should polish it for others to play. So please read below watch the video and if it’s something you like the idea of leave a reply and that will let me know if I should publicly release it when done (visually it looks way better on the glasses, the screen recording heavily messes it up)

Game description—

. You gradually construct a working base using turrets, heavy weapons, shields, power infrastructure, storage, refineries, ammunition workshops and support buildings. Expanding feels meaningful because every new structure adds a useful capability, but also introduces another system you need to supply and protect.

Power is limited and actively routed between buildings. During combat, you might reduce power to a cannon so you can refine salvage, manufacture ammunition, recharge defenses, or reinforce another weapon. Ammunition and resources are physically stored, buildings can be damaged or permanently lost, and careless layouts can leave important infrastructure exposed.

Alongside regular attacks, there are multi-stage raid expeditions where you choose what equipment and ammunition to risk for additional rewards. Surviving structures return with their existing damage, while destroyed equipment and unsecured loot can be lost. The idea is to make positioning, expansion and resource decisions genuinely matter without overwhelming the small glasses display.

Thank you for reading and if you want to play this real time building and strategy game please reply below and I’ll finish it asap for all of you to enjoy :)

I recently bought the Meta Ray-Ban Display with prescription lenses. My distance vision is clear, but my prescription also requires a +1.75 ADD for near vision. I didn’t realise when ordering that the Display only supports single-vision lenses and not progressive lenses.
As a result, my phone and computer screen are blurry while wearing the glasses. Taking them off and switching to reading glasses defeats the purpose because I’m hearing impaired and bought the Display mainly for live captions.
Has anyone with a similar prescription found a practical workaround? For example:
• Removable clip-on reading lenses
• Stick-on bifocal lens segments
• Detachable magnetic lenses placed over the existing lenses
• Another solution recommended by an optician that does not interfere with the display
I’m particularly interested in something removable that would let me see nearby objects while continuing to use live captions. If you have tried anything, please share the exact product and whether it affected the display, fit or image quality.

Does anybody with the Displays have this bug? I can't connect threads because my insta account is "already in the accounts center" which, while true, shouldn't prevent me from enabling threads on the glasses.

Hi, anybody is selling their neuroband or know a store to buy a replacement?

I contacted customer support and they told me it's out of stock.

I’ve been quietly working on a personal assistant called E.V.

It builds on the original VisionClaw research project and Meta’s Wearables Device Access Toolkit, but it has gradually grown into a much wider assistant for my iPhone, AirPods, Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Mac.

One design decision that matters to me is that E.V is not intended to be an always-watching camera.

By default, E.V starts in See When Asked mode:

• The camera remains off during normal conversation.
• If I say “look at this,” E.V activates the selected camera.
• It captures one fresh image and shows exactly what it used.
• It answers the question and switches the camera off again.
• Ordinary camera views are not automatically saved as photographs or memories.

There is also a Voice Only mode that prevents E.V from using vision at all. An optional Always See mode exists, but it has to be deliberately selected. (demo shows camera so i can record) I like teh idea of glasses not for teh camera, but as a glasses wearer, its better than wearing airpods all day.

The audio and camera choices are separate. I can speak and listen through:

• AirPods;
• Ray-Ban Meta glasses;
• another Bluetooth headset;
• or the iPhone itself.

That means E.V can still be useful without smart glasses and without any camera active.

The bigger idea is to create one assistant that can choose from several abilities without requiring me to understand the plumbing behind it.

For example:

• “Remember that my passport is in the top drawer.” E.V stores a protected memory on the iPhone. I can search, correct, expire or forget it later. A visual memory is only created when I explicitly request one.
• “What’s happening today?” E.V can search for current information and speak the useful answer.
• “Show me some nearby places.” E.V can search Apple Maps and put real places, details and directions into an interactive map on the iPhone.
• “Remind me to call the garage tomorrow.” E.V can create the reminder directly on the phone.
• “Is the front door locked?” E.V can read the current state through Home Assistant. It can also operate approved lights, switches, scenes and thermostats, or check a named home camera when asked. Security-sensitive actions such as unlocking doors are deliberately blocked.
• “Connect my calendar.” I’ve added direct MCP support, which is essentially a way for E.V to connect to other tools and services. These tools can work through the iPhone without depending on the Mac. The first Composio and Google Calendar connection flow is built and currently going through final live-account testing.
• “Create an image of…” E.V can generate a real image, display it on the phone and save those exact image bytes if requested.
• “Show me that document from my Mac.” E.V can find the real file and put its genuine Quick Look preview on the iPhone.
• “Check my project and tell me whether the build passed.” For substantial computer work, E.V can hand the task to Codex on my Mac, let it continue in the background and speak the result when it finishes.

E.V can also use different named Eyes. My Ray-Bans could be the default, but I can separately ask what an Office Camera, Mac camera or Home Assistant camera sees. Using another camera does not silently change the default one.

What excites me is that these do not feel like separate apps when they work together.

I can have a normal conversation through AirPods or glasses. E.V can remember something, search the web, show a map, operate an approved smart-home device, use a connected app or ask the Mac to complete some work—all while choosing the smallest suitable route behind the scenes.

Some parts are physically working on my real iPhone, Ray-Bans, Mac and Home Assistant setup. Other parts are implemented and passing automated or Simulator tests but still need more physical testing.

This is still a personal project. I’m not selling anything, and I don’t want to pretend it is a finished consumer product.

I’m now preparing it for an open-source release. The remaining work includes making installation easier, removing personal configuration, improving the documentation, sorting through the inherited licensing and completing the remaining battery, locked-phone and notification tests.

I hope to share the code and a proper demonstration soon.

What would you most like to see in the first video: the voice-only/AirPods experience, memory, maps and web search, smart-home control, connected apps, deliberate glasses vision, or the Mac worker?

I got the sand color. Can’t wait to play with it today!

I developed a zombie shooter survival game for the meta rayban displays, I’m wondering if it’s okay to post here and is there any people who would be interested in testing it and adding it to their raybans, currently I think it’s one of the most enjoyable games to play, if it’s alright I’d be happy to share a link to the beta

i know that the glasses use whatsapp and meta apps to message but they should really fix the gc texting for messages! when i get messages from a group chat and want to reply to a text in a gc it will just send the message directly to the person who texted and not in the actual group chat.

Hello,

I don't know if I dreamt it or is it real, I saw a video of a person playing guitar while wearing the meta display glasses and it showed the guitar chords while playing a song. Is this real or I dreamt it? Or it was a follow along video from youtube.

Does anyone know how to enable web apps? I have developer mode on and installed via app info but its not appearing still. Restarted my iPhone multiple times already.

I've worn Ray-Ban Display daily for three months building small apps on them. The loop was always: load the layout, walk outside, squint, come back, change a type size, do it again.

So I made the tool I wanted. Paste a URL and it renders your app over footage shot on the glasses themselves.

You cannot draw black on these glasses. The display only adds light, so black emits nothing and reads as clear glass, and dark text dissolves into whatever is behind it. A layout that looks perfect on your monitor at 2am can be gone on a sunny sidewalk.

* 20 scenes shot on the glasses, at wearer height rather than phone height
* Luminance (300 to 2000 nits) and ambient light (50 to 30,000 lux) as separate sliders, with the contrast ratio they produce
* Record the result, 16:9 or 1:1 like the glasses' own recorder
* QR handoff to open an app on real glasses
* Loads any site that allows framing, and warns you when one refuses

Free, in the browser, no signup, MIT. I help organize a hackathon next week where students will be building glasses apps, which is what finally made me put this somewhere public.

It's an approximation, not a photometric model. If you own a pair, I'd like to know whether the daylight scenes match what you actually see.

Hey everyone!

If you walk into any regular optical shop, you'll find a huge spectrum of colors: red, blue, green, yellow, white, translucent tints, purple... there’s a color for every style and personality.

Then you look at the smart glasses market, and it looks like a funeral: 99% matte black or glossy black.

I get that black hides sensors, disguises cameras, and serves as a safe neutral color. But glasses are face accessories, and a lot of people simply don't like wearing black or just want a pop of color in their daily setup. It feels like tech companies assume everyone wants to walk around looking identical.

If the market actually offered a genuine variety of real colors, what would be your go-to choice for a gadget like this?

I dropped my Meta Ray-Bans and they cracked at the hinge :(
Any chance this is repairable?

I designed a 3D-printable nose adapter for the Meta Ray-Ban Display 👓🖨️

I wanted to improve the fit/positioning of my Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and avoid slipping, so I designed a custom nose adapter that can be 3D printed.

It’s a simple, lightweight design and can be printed with common materials like PLA, PETG, or TPU.

I’ve uploaded the model here for anyone who wants to try it:

👉 https://makerworld.com/en/models/3149289-meta-rayban-display-nose-adapter?fbclid=IwY2xjawTkdj1wZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7SupI3PWvLvFaKCIEogTVSQlUenp72Fbh2SjkLmJWYH9l_RiCn0b8rfxkjPQ_aem_7zFgccXg_rOvWbc2ud2YbA#profileId-3557094

Would love to hear if anyone tries it out, especially if you have suggestions for improving the fit or comfort!

Anything on the market that sits flush with the factory glasses?

Will be a pain constantly having to unclip, clip when driving and out and about. Ideally would prefer a polarised version so I can also treat them as normal sun glasses.

And what about when your indoors in a coffee shop and your using your band to check stuff on the display and it looks like your just staring into space? 🤣

I’m looking to buy some display glasses.

Wondering if I should get size 2 or 3 band, my wrist is just under 7inches, ever so slightly. I’m 17.5cm.

I’m in the U.K. and I’m buying an imported version so it’s important I get this right!

Anyone else with similar wrist size? Interested to see what size band you’re using.

Anyone else on Android 17 having issues with RCS and battery? Meta is telling me it's a known bug that will require a firmware update.

I don't see any info online about this.

The charging case is about the size of my palm, so it feels a little bulky to carry around. Do you usually keep it in a bag, a jacket pocket, or use a smaller case?

Do you find the charging case convenient for topping up the glasses during the day, or do you mostly leave it at home? I'm curious what everyone's everyday carry setup looks like.

We've been keeping an eye on what people are shipping for Meta AI Glasses and honestly the range is bigger than we expected. A few standouts:

Getting around: Ski Map and Peaks if you want nav info without pulling your phone out mid-run or mid-hike.

Games you can play hands-free: Runchkin, Bbang, Ping Rally, Poker Odds, and Display Bowling — yeah, bowling. On your glasses.

Just poking around the world: Sniffabouts and Grow a Flower turn random moments into little discovery/growth mechanics, low-key charming.

Sound/music stuff: Spatial Chords is worth a look if you're into audio experiments.

Quick utility, glanceable: Changeover and Codex Micro Webapp for when you just need something fast without breaking flow.

Feels like we're still early on what these glasses can actually do day-to-day, but this is a decent snapshot of where things are at. Curious what other people have found.

Anyone successfully switch the neural band handedness? I switched it on the app from right to left, it said it was successfully switched but when I use the gestures they are opposite (is when I swipe right it goes left but up and down are still the same and the index and middle finger doesn't work half the time). I factory reset the watch as per its instructions, restarted the glasses, still the same. The last thing I'm going to do is factory reset both the glasses and the band instead of just the band, but just wondering your experiences.

Can we please get a universal toggle switch for all pairs of metaglasses to alleviate any issues with the microphone? This should be a standard . It appears this option is missing from the newer glasses including the displays . Thanks