At its annual Connect conference, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new virtual reality glasses priced at $1,299 alongside a wearable called Muse Charm, both tied to the company's push into AI agents.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg used the company's Connect keynote to detail an expanded push behind its AI agent Muse, which is also coming to Meta's AI glasses.
The company's annual showcase centered on a new pair of VR-enabled smart glasses alongside additional wearables and AI updates.
The device, briefly revealed by Mark Zuckerberg, resembles a strapless smart watch built around Meta's Muse AI agent.
The new glasses drop the camera found on Meta's existing smart glasses lineup in favor of a lighter design and longer battery life.
The Verge got an early look at Meta's new VR Glasses, which resemble sunglasses but include immersive displays for video, gaming and work.
At Meta Connect 2026, Meta unveiled smart glasses without cameras, a shift that comes as public concern grows over wearable devices used for covert recording.
TechCrunch reports Meta's renewed VR glasses effort combines a lighter form factor with expanded entertainment features, including IMAX content.
Weeks after launching Muse, Meta says it is working to bring the AI agent to its smart glasses lineup, including devices unveiled at Meta Connect.