Meta introduced a dedicated charging stand for its line of smart glasses, addressing a common friction point for users who rely on daily wear. The accessory allows owners of compatible Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses to power their devices without needing a flat surface or improvised holders. This launch matters because it provides a consistent, upright storage solution that integrates directly with the glasses' charging requirements. Buyers who own these specific smart eyewear models now have an official option to keep their devices topped up and ready for use.
Official accessory charges Ray-Ban and Oakley Meta glasses in 20 minutes
The stand is designed to work with a wide range of Meta smart glasses, including the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, Skyler, Headliner, and various optics models like Blayzer and Scriber. It also supports Oakley Meta HSTN, Meta Fury, Adventurer, and Starfire frames. The product explicitly excludes Meta Display and Vanguard models, which likely require different charging protocols or form factors. Users should verify their specific glass model against this list before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
Specifications
- Price: $59
- Charging Speed (50%): 20 minutes
- Charging Speed (Full): just over an hour
- Connectivity: USB-C
- Material: Stainless steel shell
Priced at $59, the unit features a stainless steel shell shaped like a cross-cut cylinder. A USB-C port sits on the back of the device to accept power input. The stand charges compatible glasses to 50 percent capacity in just 20 minutes, with a full charge taking slightly over an hour. An LED indicator on the stand lights up orange while charging and turns green once the glasses are fully powered. The package does not include a USB-C cable or power adapter, so users must supply their own existing accessories.
The charging stand is available now through the Meta website and at Meta's physical retail stores. This global availability ensures that customers in supported regions can purchase the accessory immediately upon release. The launch positions the stand as a convenient desktop or bedside accessory for daily smart glasses users. It complements the existing ecosystem by offering a dedicated home for the eyewear when not in use.
Source: NotebookCheck
