New Features for Meta Ray-Ban Display
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Today at Connect 2026, we shared updates to Meta Ray-Ban Display, including new features, online ordering, and an expansion into five new markets.
Navigate Hands-Free Heads-up navigation is a feature consumers consistently tell us they love in our Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, and we’re excited to build on that. Cycling and public transit directions. Use your voice to ask for directions and your glasses will show you turn-by-turn cycling directions or real-time transit departures on the display so you can keep your phone in your pocket. Available starting later this month in the US and Canada. Navigation that actually sounds like a person. Meta Ray-Ban Display will use the world in front of you rather than street signs in turn-by-turn walking directions, so they’ll tell you to turn left at the yellow house, for example, rather than “turn left at Third Street.” https://about.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/01_Cycle_Transit_Nav.mp4 Show Your Face With Hologram Glasses are great for hands-free calls, but sometimes you want the person on the other end to be able to see you. Hologram closes that gap.
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