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Oakley Meta Vanguard

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Oakley Meta Vanguard
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented Reality
Type Smart Glasses
Subtype Wearable Camera
Platform Meta AI glasses
Creator Meta Platforms
Developer Meta Platforms
Manufacturer EssilorLuxottica
Announcement Date September 17, 2025
Release Date October 21, 2025 (17 launch countries); October 31, 2025 (Brazil); February 2026 (India); April 2026 (Singapore); May 2026 (Japan, South Korea)
Price US$499 (United States, launch and current); about R$4,300 (Brazil); from Rs 52,300 (India); from ¥96,580 including tax (Japan)
Website https://www.meta.com/ai-glasses/oakley-meta-vanguard/
AI Wiki Oakley Meta Vanguard
Versions Black PRIZM 24K, White PRIZM Black, Black PRIZM Road, White PRIZM Sapphire (launch); Black PRIZM Black, White PRIZM Rose Gold, Black PRIZM Transitions Ember (2026); Black Clear
Requires Smartphone with Android 10 or later or iOS 14.4 or later, Meta AI app, Meta account
Predecessor Oakley Meta HSTN
System
Operating System Meta AI Platform
Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1
Storage
Storage 32 GB flash storage
Display
Display None (audio and AI only, no visual overlay)
Optics
Optics Oakley PRIZM lenses (interchangeable)
Tracking
Eye Tracking No
Hand Tracking No
Audio
Audio Two open-ear speakers (six decibels louder than Oakley Meta HSTN)
Microphone Yes (five-microphone array)
Camera 12 MP center-mounted camera, 122-degree wide-angle lens, up to 3K video
Connectivity
Ports USB-C (on charging case)
WiFi Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth Bluetooth 5.3
Battery Life Up to 9 hours mixed use, up to 6 hours continuous music; charging case adds 36 hours
Device
Dimensions Lens width 52 mm, temple length 120 mm (one size)
Weight 66 grams
Material O Matter frame material
Input Programmable button, capacitive touch, voice ("Hey Meta")

The Oakley Meta Vanguard are augmented reality smart glasses developed through a partnership between Meta Platforms, Inc. and Oakley, a brand owned by EssilorLuxottica. Unveiled at Meta Connect on September 17, 2025, and released on October 21, 2025, at a price of US$499, they are marketed as "Performance AI glasses" built for high-intensity sports such as running, cycling and skiing.[1][2] The Vanguard sit alongside the lifestyle-oriented Oakley Meta HSTN, introduced earlier in 2025, as the more rugged, athlete-focused member of the Oakley Meta range. Their most prominent distinction is a single camera mounted in the center of the frame, unlike the camera placement on the HSTN and on Ray-Ban Meta glasses.[3][4]

The glasses have no display.[5] They combine a 12-megapixel camera with a 122-degree lens, open-ear speakers, five microphones and the Meta AI assistant, and they connect to Garmin watches and bike computers for spoken workout statistics.[1] As of October 2026 Meta's United States store lists them from US$499,[6] in eight frame and lens combinations after Oakley added new colorways and the model's first PRIZM Transitions lens in 2026.[7][8]

Reviewed 17 October 2026. Specifications, prices, colorways, regional launches (incl. Singapore, Japan, Korea), software updates and review scores re-checked against Meta, Oakley, Qualcomm and the cited reviews. About review dates.

Overview

The Oakley Meta Vanguard combine Oakley's wraparound sport eyewear design with Meta's artificial intelligence technology, integrating a camera, open-ear audio speakers, a microphone array, and the Meta AI assistant.[1] Unlike the Meta Ray-Ban Display, they do not include a visual display, apart from a single LED in the wearer's peripheral vision; instead they rely on audio feedback and camera-based functionality together with voice control via the "Hey Meta" wake phrase.[5][9] Meta positions the device as an athletic counterpart to its lifestyle frames, with hardware tuned for outdoor and high-motion activity, including louder speakers, a higher water and dust resistance rating, and integration with the Garmin and Strava fitness platforms.[1]

UploadVR compared the camera's 122-degree field of view with 100 degrees on Ray-Ban Meta, Meta Ray-Ban Display and Oakley Meta HSTN.[4] Android Central wrote that the Vanguard have the same technology as Ray-Ban Meta glasses, tailored for sport rather than everyday wear, and likened the experience to the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2).[10]

Launch

Meta unveiled the Oakley Meta Vanguard at Meta Connect 2025, whose keynote took place at Meta's Menlo Park, California, headquarters on September 17, 2025, alongside the second-generation Ray-Ban Meta and the display-equipped Meta Ray-Ban Display.[11][12][13] Mark Zuckerberg introduced them as a new line of "Performance AI glasses". The glasses extend the Oakley Meta category that began with the Oakley Meta HSTN earlier in 2025 and were developed with EssilorLuxottica.[1]

Preorders opened on the day of the announcement through meta.com and oakley.com, with general availability beginning October 21, 2025.[1][13] The launch was supported by a marketing campaign featuring Oakley and Meta brand athletes, including footballer Kylian Mbappé, triathlete Cassandre Beaugrand, American football quarterback Patrick Mahomes, cyclist Mark Cavendish and basketball player J.R. Smith.[14]

Design

The Oakley Meta Vanguard use a one-piece wraparound shield design that Road to VR described as sleek and blade-like, a departure from the more conventional eyeglass shape of the Oakley Meta HSTN.[13] According to Meta, all of the buttons sit on the underside of the frame so that athletes can wear helmets comfortably.[2] A programmable button can be set up in the Meta AI app to trigger a custom AI prompt.[2] DC Rainmaker counted two physical buttons under the right side of the frame (the larger one takes a photo, and a long press records video) and a touchpad on the side for music and volume.[15] A status LED in the wearer's peripheral vision can signal whether the wearer is on target for a chosen metric such as heart rate or pace.[16]

To accommodate different face shapes, the glasses use Oakley's Three-Point Fit system with three interchangeable nose pads, including low-bridge and high-bridge options.[1] The Vanguard weigh 66 grams, which UploadVR calculated as close to 30 percent heavier than Ray-Ban Meta.[4][15] The frame is made of Oakley's O Matter material and comes in a single size, with a 52 mm lens width and 120 mm temples.[9] They ship with Oakley PRIZM lenses, which Oakley says enhance color and contrast, and were first offered in four frame and lens combinations: Black with PRIZM 24K, White with PRIZM Black, Black with PRIZM Road, and White with PRIZM Sapphire.[2][13] Replacement lenses are sold separately at US$85 each.[16][9]

Hardware

Specifications

Oakley Meta Vanguard specifications (manufacturer figures)
Component Specification
Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1[17]
Camera 12 MP, ultra-wide, 122-degree field of view, centered in the frame[1][4]
Photo resolution 3024 x 4032 pixels[9]
Video modes 3K (2203 x 2938) at 30 fps; 1080p at 60 fps; 1080p at 30 fps; slow motion at 720p and 120 fps; Hyperlapse[9][4]
Storage 32 GB flash (Oakley: "500+ Photos Or 100+ 30s Videos")[9][13]
Audio Two custom-built open-ear speakers, six decibels louder than Oakley Meta HSTN[9][1]
Microphones Five-microphone array designed to reduce wind noise[1]
Wireless Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3[9]
Battery Up to 9 hours of moderate use or 6 hours of continuous audio playback or calls[9]
Charging case Adds 36 hours; 50 percent charge in 20 minutes; full charge in 75 minutes; USB-C port[1][9][15]
Water and dust resistance IP67[1]
Weight 66 g (glasses); 258 g (case, measured by DC Rainmaker)[15]
Phone requirements Android 10 or later, or iOS 14.4 or later; Meta AI app; Meta account[9]

Camera

A defining feature of the Vanguard is its single 12-megapixel camera mounted at the center of the frame, a placement that differs from the Oakley Meta HSTN and Ray-Ban Meta models.[3][15] Engadget reported that Meta centered the camera because of the way the frame curves around the face, which also keeps helmets and hats from blocking shots.[12] The camera uses a 122-degree wide-angle lens and records video at up to 3K resolution.[1]

The Vanguard add several capture modes beyond those of earlier Meta glasses. According to UploadVR, the recording options are 3K at 30 frames per second and 1080p at 60 frames per second (each up to three minutes per clip), 1080p at 30 frames per second (up to five minutes), and a slow-motion mode that captures 720p at 120 frames per second.[4][15] A Hyperlapse mode, started through Meta AI, records up to 30 minutes of footage that is sped up on playback.[4] Electronic image stabilization can be left on automatic or set to low, medium or high; stronger settings crop some of the field of view.[4] In Tom's Guide's testing, only the medium setting was available when shooting 3K or 1080p at 60 frames per second.[18] Photos are captured in portrait orientation only, a limitation road.cc listed among its criticisms.[5]

Audio and microphones

The Vanguard feature open-ear speakers that Meta describes as the most powerful on its AI glasses to date, rated six decibels louder than the Oakley Meta HSTN.[1] Oakley says they are built to stay audible in winds of up to 30 mph.[9] A five-microphone array is optimized to reduce wind noise on calls.[2]

Battery and durability

Meta rates the glasses at up to nine hours of battery life in mixed use, or up to six hours of continuous music playback, compared with eight hours for the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) and Oakley Meta HSTN.[1][4] The included charging case provides an additional 36 hours of charge, and a quick charge restores the glasses to 50 percent in about 20 minutes in the case.[1] The glasses cannot be charged without the case, which has a USB-C port on its underside and doubles as a battery bank.[15] The Vanguard carry an IP67 dust and water resistance rating; Meta describes them as the most water-resistant frames in its AI glasses lineup.[1] Meta told Engadget that the battery was optimized for a wider range of temperatures.[12]

Reviewers measured shorter runtimes under heavy use. DC Rainmaker got about 90 minutes of riding or running while recording 3K clips of three minutes, and estimated four to five hours with lighter use.[15] In road.cc's test, continuous audio emptied a full battery in 90 minutes and typical use lasted three to four hours.[5] Android Central saw about 16.7 percent of the battery used per hour, rising to around 25 percent with frequent captures or AI queries.[10]

Chipset and connectivity

The Vanguard are built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform, according to Qualcomm.[17] They support Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3, and they require the Meta AI companion app on a phone running Android 10 or later or iOS 14.4 or later, plus a Meta account.[9] Oakley ships the glasses without a charging cable or wall adapter.[9]

Software and Meta AI

The Vanguard run Meta AI and emphasize hands-free, screen-free assistance during workouts. Athletes can ask the assistant about live performance data, for example checking pace or heart rate, without looking at a phone.[1]

A key software feature is integration with Garmin devices. When paired with a compatible Garmin watch or bike computer, users can ask Meta AI for real-time stats such as heart rate, and an autocapture feature can automatically record short video clips when the wearer hits distance milestones or increases their heart rate, speed, or elevation.[1][15] Reviewer Ray Maker of DC Rainmaker noted that Meta's Connect IQ app worked with most Garmin watches and bike computers announced in roughly the previous four years. He found the automatic capture of little use, saying almost all of the clips it recorded were "junk".[15] Tom's Guide pointed out that the phone has to come along for the Garmin features, because it acts as the bridge between the watch and the glasses, and that the glasses did not support livestreaming at the time of its review.[18]

The glasses also integrate with Strava. After a workout, users can overlay Strava activity metrics such as distance, average pace, and elevation gain onto captured photos and videos within the Meta AI app, then share the result directly to Strava and other platforms. The Strava account has to be linked and authorized in the Meta AI app.[19] Activity data can additionally be summarized through Apple Health, Garmin Connect, or Android Health Connect.[1] Captured media can be shared to services including Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp.[1]

Software updates

Meta updates the glasses through numbered software releases shared with its other AI glasses. Releases that name the Vanguard include:

Software updates that mention Oakley Meta Vanguard
Version Date Vanguard changes
v21 December 16, 2025 Voice shortcuts in English (off by default): single words such as "photo", "video" and "music" act without the "Hey Meta" wake phrase, with extra stats commands when a compatible Garmin watch is paired; creation of custom run and bike workouts with a paired Garmin device[20]
v22 February 3, 2026 Live AI "detailed responses", an accessibility feature giving richer visual descriptions (United States and Canada)[21]
v25 May 14, 2026 Early Access autocapture ("Hey Meta, start autocapture"), which records moments and builds highlight videos (United States and Canada)[21]

None of the entries for v26 (June 29, 2026), the latest release listed in Meta's release notes in October 2026, mention the Vanguard.[21]

Models and pricing

The Oakley Meta Vanguard launched at a single price of US$499 across four frame and lens configurations.[2][13] On March 31, 2026, Oakley added Black with PRIZM Black and White with PRIZM Rose Gold, and announced a Black frame with PRIZM Transitions Ember lenses, the first light-adaptive Transitions lens for the model, for June 2026.[8][22] Oakley also announced accessory lenses in PRIZM Dark Golf, PRIZM Rose Gold and PRIZM Transitions Red, Blue, Ember and Cobalt.[8] In October 2026 Meta's United States store listed eight combinations, including a Black frame with Clear lenses, with the Black and PRIZM Black version at US$499.[7] Oakley's United States store also listed that version at US$499 in April 2026.[9] When Android Central reviewed the glasses in November 2025, no clear, polarized or Transitions lenses were offered for the model.[10]

Oakley Meta Vanguard frame and lens configurations
Frame color Lens Introduced
Black PRIZM 24K October 2025 (launch)[2]
White PRIZM Black October 2025 (launch)[2]
Black PRIZM Road October 2025 (launch)[2]
White PRIZM Sapphire October 2025 (launch)[2]
Black PRIZM Black March 2026[8]
White PRIZM Rose Gold March 2026[8]
Black PRIZM Transitions Ember June 2026[8]
Black Clear Listed by Meta as of October 2026[7]

DC Rainmaker noted that no prescription lens option was available at launch.[15] Meta's first prescription-focused AI glasses, announced in March 2026, were Ray-Ban models rather than the Vanguard.[22]

Availability

The Vanguard launched on October 21, 2025, in the following markets:[2][1]

  • United States
  • Canada
  • United Kingdom
  • Ireland
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Australia
  • Germany
  • Sweden
  • Norway
  • Finland
  • Denmark
  • Switzerland
  • Netherlands

Meta said it planned to expand availability to Mexico, India, Brazil, and the United Arab Emirates later in 2025.[2] In Brazil, sales began on October 31, 2025, at Oakley stores in São Paulo and on November 3 in other cities, at about R$4,300.[23] Digit reported the launch in India on February 3, 2026, from Rs 52,300 in the four launch combinations, through optical chains including Sunglass Hut and LensCrafters, with support for Hindi, Telugu and Kannada.[24]

In 2026 Meta and EssilorLuxottica brought the Oakley Meta line, including the Vanguard, to further Asian markets. Pre-orders in Singapore began on April 13, 2026.[25] In Japan, the Vanguard went on sale on May 21, 2026, from ¥96,580 including tax, at Ray-Ban and Oakley stores, official online stores, authorized retailers and Meta.com.[26] Meta listed the Vanguard among the Oakley Meta models that launched in South Korea on May 25, 2026, sold through department stores, duty-free shops, optical stores and Oakley partner stores.[27]

Reception

Reviews were generally positive about the center-mounted camera, the audio and the Garmin integration, while battery life under heavy use, the weight and the dependence on a Garmin device drew criticism.

Selected reviews
Publication Date Score Summary
TechRadar October 21, 2025 4/5 "Superb" with a compatible Garmin smartwatch; cons include reliance on Garmin devices, the price and unsuitability for everyday use[28]
Tom's Guide October 23, 2025 4/5 Good video stabilization, Garmin and Strava integration and comfort; more expensive than Ray-Ban Meta, bulky case, and short of a dedicated action camera[18]
Android Central November 23, 2025 4.5/5 Praised the centered photos, stabilized video and loud speakers; noted the weight over long wear and poor low-light capture[10]
road.cc May 8, 2026 5/10 Criticized the real-world battery life, the AI features, portrait-only capture and Meta's data access requirements[5]

In an in-depth review, DC Rainmaker called the glasses "astoundingly good" for capturing outdoor activity and said they would replace a GoPro in many cycling and running action-camera situations. He criticized the autocapture feature, the lack of a prescription lens option, and real-world battery life well below the rated nine hours under heavy video use, while describing the price as reasonable relative to the separate devices the glasses replace.[15] He found the 66-gram glasses heavier than ordinary sunglasses but not noticeably so.[15] UploadVR's David Heaney, despite the weight being nearly 30 percent higher on paper than Ray-Ban Meta, found them more comfortable during brief hands-on time, attributing this to better weight distribution.[4]

See also

References

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