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Meta's Luna AI glasses could be a $299 camera‑free alternative

Meta is reportedly preparing a new pair of AI glasses, internally code‑named Luna, that would omit a camera while keeping voice‑activated Meta AI powered by Muse Spark. The Information says Luna will include six built‑in microphones, a side button to launch the assistant, and speakers that direct sound toward the ears. Two frame styles – Clubmaster and Burbank – are said to be ready for October…

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  • Luna glasses are reported to have six microphones, a side button, speakers, and no camera.
  • Meta reportedly targets October shipments of Clubmaster and Burbank styles at about $299.
  • The camera‑free design seeks to ease privacy worries while retaining Meta AI functionality.

The glasses would be priced around $299, matching Meta’s current Meta Glasses launched in June, which also cost $299 and feature a camera. By removing the camera, Luna aims to address privacy concerns that have plagued wearable devices, though the presence of multiple microphones still raises questions about listening and data handling. The announcement has not been confirmed by Meta, and the event page for Meta Connect 2026 does not list Luna or its price.

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Meta's Luna AI Glasses Could Be the $299 Model's Camera-Free Alternative

ibtimes.sg · 22 September 2026

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