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Ray-Ban Meta vs Oakley Meta Vanguard vs Meta Ray-Ban Display

Meta smart glasses compared: Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2, Oakley Meta Vanguard and Meta Ray-Ban Display. Camera, battery and who each one is for.

Ray-Ban Meta vs Oakley Meta Vanguard vs Meta Ray-Ban Display

Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2): for every day

They cost $ 1.890.000. They look like regular Ray-Bans but record 3K video, take photos, have speakers and microphones for music and calls, and Meta AI. The battery lasts up to 8 hours and the case gives them up to 48 more hours.

They resist splashes (IPX4), not heavy rain or being put in water.

Oakley Meta Vanguard: for sports

They cost $ 2.590.000. Made for running and cycling: a 12 MP wide-angle camera, 3K video, IP67 water and dust resistance, and connection with Garmin and Strava. Up to 9 hours of battery with normal use and 36 more hours with the case.

Meta Ray-Ban Display: with a display

They are the only ones with a color display in the right lens: you see messages, directions and what the camera is recording without taking out your phone. They come with the Meta Neural Band, a wristband that reads your hand movements so you control them with small gestures.

The glasses' battery lasts up to 6 hours of mixed use. Ask us about price and availability.

Which ones to buy?

For everyday use and recording without taking out your phone, Ray-Ban Meta. If you do sports, Oakley Meta Vanguard. If you want to see information in front of your eyes, Meta Ray-Ban Display.

We deliver it the same day in the Valle de Aburrá and you can pay with cash, Addi, debit or credit card. Every device comes with a warranty and an invoice, and if you have a used phone we take it as part of the payment.

Frequently asked questions

Can Ray-Ban Meta glasses get wet?

They resist splashes (IPX4). The Oakley Meta Vanguard are IP67, more resistant to water and dust.

What is the Meta Neural Band?

A wristband that comes with the Meta Ray-Ban Display and reads the signals from your hand muscles to control the glasses with gestures.

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