At META CONNECT 2026, Meta and ESSILORLUXOTTICA pushed the house META GLASSES line beyond Ray-Ban: a first collab with international icon LISA, two new frame shapes, a cheaper plug-in ADVENTURER, and fresh country launches. The companies spelled out the stack in Meta’s Newsroom post and the Meta Store Connect blog; Engadget independently matched the PRICING and market notes.
Meta Glasses by LISA: Two Styles From $399
The LISA collection lands in two distinct looks. ADVENTURER LISA EDITION pairs a semi-translucent MOONLIT SKY frame with BLUSH lenses. CAPRI LISA EDITION takes a darker ECLIPSE cat-eye shape with grey lenses. Both support PRESCRIPTION lenses and start at $399 USD, matching the celebrity-tier Meta Glasses by Kylie Jenner price band.
Hardware extras lean into the collab: a custom STAR on the temple tips and charging CASE, special edition charms inspired by LISA’s pets (the “L-family”), and digital PHOTOCARDS unlocked with the glasses. Meta says the same Meta AI, open-ear AUDIO, and camera stack from prior Meta-branded pairs carries over—so the delta is style and packaging, not a new silicon generation.
Capri, Nova, Ivory Kylie, and a $249 Floor
Beyond the collab, Meta is EXPANDING the core Meta Glasses catalog. New CAPRI and NOVA shapes are meant to fit more faces; Engadget notes Nova echoes Ray-Ban’s Headliner silhouette. Meta Glasses by Kylie Jenner also gains an IVORY (off-white) take on the Starfire frames, still starting at $399.
On the value end, a black-frame Meta ADVENTURER with grey lenses and a plug-in charging case opens at $249 USD—Meta’s most accessible Meta Glasses price yet, fifty dollars under the usual $299 floor. Pre-orders are live on Meta.com, with sales set for OCTOBER 23 in countries where Meta Glasses already sell. A limited-edition META FURY (clear frame, mirrored lenses) stays exclusive to Connect and Meta Lab locations at launch.
New Markets and Mix & Match
Availability is WIDENING today to SINGAPORE, SOUTH KOREA, MEXICO, and the UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, with BRAZIL listed as coming soon. Separately, Meta’s Mix & Match program now lets buyers customize frame, lens, and case color online or in Meta Lab stores. The Newsroom also flags later-year Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta expansion into markets such as Turkey, Poland, Portugal, Israel, South Africa, and several Asia-Pacific countries—distinct from the Meta Glasses country list above.
Taken together, Connect’s house-line update is less about new sensors and more about ASSORTMENT: celebrity editions, cheaper entry SKUs, and broader retail geography while Meta races toward “more than 100” AI glasses styles across Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Meta Glasses by year end. For the full product brief, start with the Meta Newsroom and Engadget’s LISA write-up; EssilorLuxottica’s partner release restates the same lineup claims.