Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses are discounted for Memorial Day weekend, including the full Ray-Ban Meta portfolio. The sale includes a 25% discount on one set of models, with additional reductions bringing some options down to 15% off. Other Meta collaborations are also discounted by 20% off. Prescription lenses can receive an extra 20% discount when purchased with eligible models. The glasses are designed for people who already wear prescription eyewear, with support for robust prescription lenses and options for shaded or Transition lenses. Second-generation models add camera improvements with higher resolution and better battery life, while first-generation models cost less and offer largely similar feature sets.
"Meta's entire portfolio of Ray-Ban smart glasses are on sale for Memorial Day weekend. The is 25% off, with the down to 15% off. If you prefer a different look, Meta's other collab, the are also on sale for 20% off ($95 off the regular price). In addition to the base sale prices, you can get 20% off prescription lenses when buying any of the above models."
"Meta's Ray-Bans are actually sleek and stylish, and designed for people who already wear glasses, with robust prescription lens support and the option for shaded or Transition lenses. We reviewed both generations, and called out the camera improvements in the second-gen as the primary differentiating factors -- which supports 3K resolution (as opposed to 1080p+ on the first)."
"Also: Ray-Ban Meta vs. Optics: Why glasses wearers should consider the new model The are one of Meta's most successful AI-powered hardware products ever, prompting Mark Zuckerberg to devote 80% of the September 2025 Meta Connect keynote to discussing them. There are a handful of different designs here, with the Wayfarer/Skyliner/Headliner glasses sporting a slimmer design, adjustable and interchangeable nose pieces, and adjustable temple tips."
"Also: Which Meta Ray-Bans model should you buy? I tested both pairs, and here's how to decide So why would you spring for the first-gen glasses over the newer model? In short: they're more affordable. In terms of feature sets, both are largely equal, with most of Meta's AI-powered features trickling down to the first-gen model in the months since their release. Battery life is a major improvement in the second generation, with up to eight hours of life per charge, or up to 48 hours with the case. The first-gen is about half that: four hours per charge."
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