Meta and Oakley are preparing to launch a new version of smart glasses on June 20 in a move indicating the continuation of the partnership between the two companies to develop wearable technologies that serve users in different environments, especially those interested in movement and sports, and despite the lack of official details so far, leaks and hints from the company indicate a clear orientation towards making this model more suitable for physical activities and daily interactions Fastness.
Design directed to external sports users
The expected model is inspired by Oakley SPHARA glasses known for its light and comfortable design, and it is expected to carry modifications that contribute to improving the experience of use during running or cycling, and one of the most prominent leaks is the presence of a camera stationed in the middle of the front frame, a step aimed at facilitating photography and recording moments from the user perspective without the need to manually adjust the corners.
This change in the camera site may be useful for athletes who need to document their movement or easily share their activities without distracting or affecting physical performance.
Voice -based technical specifications instead of screen
It is expected that the glasses will not contain a built -in screen, unlike some of the advanced models under development from META, and instead the glasses will focus on providing an experience based on voice commands and smart assistant, which keeps the user’s attention on the surrounding environment, which is vital when using glasses during exercise or moving in public places.
Expected pricing and near
Although the price is not announced until now, the estimates indicate that the glasses will be offered at a price of approximately $ 299, which is the same price as the previous models of the smart glasses developed by Meta, and the company has already opened the door for pre -registration for those wishing to receive immediate notifications at the launch, which confirms the actual availability in global markets.
