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Meta launches Oakley-branded AI glasses with built-in camera and IPX4 water resistance

Meta launches Oakley-branded AI glasses with built-in camera and IPX4 water resistance

Time of India5 hours ago

Meta
has partnered with Oakley to introduce a new line of performance AI glasses, starting with the
Oakley Meta HSTN
(pronounced HOW-stuhn). These glasses integrate a built-in camera for hands-free capture and feature IPX4 water resistance, combining Oakley's design with Meta's technology. The new
Oakley Meta
glasses aim to provide users with insights into physical capabilities and improve sharing experiences. This product line will be supported by a global campaign featuring Team Oakley athletes
Kylian Mbappé
and Patrick Mahomes. Meta highlights that these glasses are a significant hardware category in the AI era, building on the success of its Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The Oakley Meta HSTN model is designed for athletes and fans, incorporating open-ear speakers for audio in addition to its camera and water-resistant features. Watch the launch video
here
.
Oakley Meta HSTN AI glasses: Price and availability
The Limited-Edition Oakley Meta HSTN will be available for pre-order starting July 11 for $499. Additional models from the collection, starting at $399, are scheduled to launch later this summer.
The Oakley Meta HSTN will be offered in several regions, including the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Australia, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Denmark. Plans are also underway to expand availability to Mexico, India, and the UAE later this year.
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The Oakley Meta HSTN will be introduced through a global campaign featuring athletes from Team Oakley and others. The campaign includes appearances by Gabriel Medina exploring surf conditions, J.R. Smith assessing wind on the golf course, Ishod Wair and Boo Johnson skating through various locations, and Bicho Carrera navigating high altitudes.
The new AI glasses will also appear at major sporting events, starting with Fanatics Fest from June 20–22 and UFC International Fight Week from June 25–27, with additional appearances expected throughout the year.
Oakley Meta HSTN: Here's what these AI-powered glasses can do
Meta claims that the HSTN glasses are designed with a focus on battery efficiency and extended usage. On a full charge, they promise to deliver up to eight hours of typical use and up to 19 hours on standby.
With fast-charging capabilities, the battery can reach 50% in nearly 20 minutes. The included charging case provides additional convenience, offering up to 48 hours of power while on the move.
For visual capture, the glasses are equipped with a higher resolution camera that records in Ultra HD (3K) video. This enables users to document their activities and share key moments with greater clarity.
A key feature of the Oakley Meta HSTN is the integration of Meta AI, a built-in personal assistant that offers hands-free functionality and access to information in real time.
For example, athletes can ask about weather conditions on a golf course or initiate video recording during a skate session with voice commands like,
'Hey Meta, how strong is the wind today?'
or
'Hey Meta, take a video.'
The AI assistant supports a range of use cases, from monitoring performance to checking environmental conditions.

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