Overview
- Meta’s Ray‑Ban Display is now on sale with a screen in the right lens used for tasks like camera viewfinding, live translation, and messaging.
- Reviewers report variable battery life that can drop to roughly 3.5 hours with heavy display use and note the frames feel heavy and the recording indicator can be subtle.
- Meta’s Neural Band wrist controller earned praise for reliable gesture recognition, intuitive inputs, haptic feedback, and day‑long battery life without needing the camera’s view.
- Gizmodo reports that alternative inputs are emerging, including smart rings and Tokyo University’s low‑power picoRing mouse, which lasts about a month but currently relies on a wrist relay.
- Industry chatter suggests Meta may be exploring a smartwatch controller and analysts speculate future hand and eye tracking in glasses could reduce reliance on add‑ons, though these possibilities remain unconfirmed.