Meta's Hypernova Smart Glasses to Feature Display and Gesture Controls, Launch Expected by Late 2025

The upcoming AR glasses will include a monocular display, neural wristband controls, and a price tag exceeding $1,000, as Meta aims to expand its wearable tech lineup.

Meta's Hypernova smart glasses are reported to feature a monocular display located in the lower-right quadrant of the right lens for viewing apps and notifications.
The glasses will include a neural wristband accessory, codenamed 'Ceres,' enabling hand gesture controls for navigation and interaction.
Hypernova is expected to cost between $1,000 and $1,400, significantly higher than the $299 starting price of Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses.
The device will run on a customized version of Android, offering apps for photos, maps, and notifications, with capacitive touch controls on the frame.
Meta is reportedly planning to launch the glasses by the end of 2025, with a second-generation model featuring binocular displays slated for 2027.