Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses look like the Vision Pro sequel Apple should be making
Wearables Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses look like the Vision Pro sequel Apple should be making Finally, someone made lightweight VR specs. 23, 2026 7:42 pm EST Meta Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover After a few leaks, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally revealed the company's next-generation Meta VR Glasses at its Connect event tonight. Arriving in Spring 2027, they look like oversized sunglasses (similar to display frames from Xreal and other), paired with an external power and computing pod, like the Apple Vision Pro.
- ▪Wearables Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses look like the Vision Pro sequel Apple should be making Finally, someone made lightweight VR specs.
- ▪23, 2026 7:42 pm EST Meta Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover After a few leaks, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally revealed the company's next-generation Meta VR Glasses at its Connect event tonight.
- ▪Arriving in Spring 2027, they look like oversized sunglasses (similar to display frames from Xreal and other), paired with an external power and computing pod, like the Apple Vision Pro.
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Wearables Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses look like the Vision Pro sequel Apple should be making Finally, someone made lightweight VR specs. By Devindra Hardawar Sept. 23, 2026 7:42 pm EST Meta Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover After a few leaks, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally revealed the company's next-generation Meta VR Glasses at its Connect event tonight. Arriving in Spring 2027, they look like oversized sunglasses (similar to display frames from Xreal and other), paired with an external power and computing pod, like the Apple Vision Pro. The Meta VR Glasses also have onboard cameras to detect the wearer's hands for gesture-based controls. While they're not cheap at $1,300, they're a far cry from the Vision Pro's original $3,500 cost, or its current $3,700 price.
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