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Meta’s smart glasses stole the spotlight at Meta Connect, and the message was plain: AI eyewear is moving from novelty to utility. The company staged demos around its glasses, including unreleased audio-only models and a hearing-aid-focused pair aimed at people with hearing loss. That product sits at $150, a dramatic contrast to the roughly $1,600 price tags common in many hearing aids, and it signals where Meta thinks adoption can actually happen. Just as important, the lineup keeps drifting away from camera-first designs toward camera-free audio eyewear that can still deliver real-time assistance by integrating with Meta’s Muse agent.
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