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Meta's new 1,300 VR Glasses will weigh less than a stick of butter when they hit the market in 2027

Popular Science

Gear Meta's new $1,300 VR Glasses will weigh less than a stick of butter when they hit the market in 2027 Mark Z and company are dropping a revamped VR headset that's much smaller than its predecessors and weighs just 100 grams. More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Meta VR Glasses weigh about 100 grams (about the same as a deck of cards) because the processor, the battery, and the storage all moved out of the frames and into a puck that clips to your pocket. For a comparison, the Quest 3 that people are wearing right now weighs 515 grams.


Meta's New Smart Glasses Got a Subtle Name Change. It Speaks Volumes About What's Wrong With Them

WIRED

Having left competitors in the shade by adhering to vital lessons on what works on your face, Mark Zuckerberg has reverted to old habits with Meta Ray-Ban Display--and that's not good. In the early days of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg and his team famously adopted the motto "Move fast and break things." Posters with the phrase reportedly adorned the company's Silicon Valley headquarters, alongside other, similar sentiments like "Done is better than perfect," and "Fail quicker." The focus for the young company was clear: Being first was more important than getting it right first time. As the company grew, Zuckerberg--in an interview with WIRED -- started to distance himself from, or at least temper, those mantras.