Can you get smart glasses with prescription lenses?
Short answer
Yes. Meta says Ray-Ban Meta glasses take prescription lenses from -12.00 to +6.00, ordered from Ray-Ban or certified opticians.
Which products can do it?
- Meta Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)Yes
Ray-Ban Meta glasses take prescription lenses from -12.00 to +6.00, ordered on Ray-Ban.com or at certified opticians.
Good to know: Needs a valid prescription. The Aviator Gen 3 has a narrower range (-6.00 to +4.00).
Why it matters
Most people who would wear smart glasses all day already wear glasses, so a non-prescription frame is a second pair to carry.
Not proven yet
Ranges for display models and new brands; we only have Meta's figure for its Ray-Ban Meta line so far.
How we know (1 source)
Help article on ordering prescription lenses for AI glasses (updated about three weeks before Oct 22, 2026): Ray-Ban Meta glasses take prescription lenses, ordered on Ray-Ban.com or at participating certified opticians, with a valid prescription. Range for Ray-Ban Meta glasses: -12.00 to +6.00; the Ray-Ban Meta Aviator Gen 3: -6.00 to +4.00.
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Status timeline
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- First recorded: In storesMeta Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)
Ray-Ban Meta glasses take prescription lenses from -12.00 to +6.00, ordered on Ray-Ban.com or at certified opticians.