Everything Announced at Meta Connect 2026: VR Glasses, Muse Charm, More
If you've been looking to upgrade your smart glasses or VR setup, Mark Zuckerberg announced a revamped lineup at last night's Meta Connect presentation, and threw in a wild card that could be seen as taking a shot at OpenAI's upcoming AI device. Here's everything Meta announced, how much they'll cost, and when you can try them out.Meta VR Glasses (Credit: Michael Kan/PCMag) If Apple's $3,699 Vision Pro is too expensive for you, Meta’s new VR Glasses will be slightly more affordable at $1,299 when they launch next spring. In a hands-on demo, PCMag's Michael Kan found them noticeably lightweight, since Meta offloaded the computing to a 300-gram puck connected to the glasses via a cable.
- ▪If you've been looking to upgrade your smart glasses or VR setup, Mark Zuckerberg announced a revamped lineup at last night's Meta Connect presentation, and threw in a wild card that could be seen as taking a shot at OpenAI's upcoming AI de
- ▪Here's everything Meta announced, how much they'll cost, and when you can try them out.Meta VR Glasses (Credit: Michael Kan/PCMag) If Apple's $3,699 Vision Pro is too expensive for you, Meta’s new VR Glasses will be slightly more affordable
- ▪In a hands-on demo, PCMag's Michael Kan found them noticeably lightweight, since Meta offloaded the computing to a 300-gram puck connected to the glasses via a cable.
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- ▪ Everything announced at Meta Connect 2026 — Mashable
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If you've been looking to upgrade your smart glasses or VR setup, Mark Zuckerberg announced a revamped lineup at last night's Meta Connect presentation, and threw in a wild card that could be seen as taking a shot at OpenAI's upcoming AI device. Here's everything Meta announced, how much they'll cost, and when you can try them out.Meta VR Glasses (Credit: Michael Kan/PCMag) If Apple's $3,699 Vision Pro is too expensive for you, Meta’s new VR Glasses will be slightly more affordable at $1,299 when they launch next spring. In a hands-on demo, PCMag's Michael Kan found them noticeably lightweight, since Meta offloaded the computing to a 300-gram puck connected to the glasses via a cable.
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