Meta's Ray-Ban Gen 2 smart glasses 15% off

Meta’s U.S. storefront is advertising a summer sale on its AI glasses, with Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 models marked down 15% and Oakley Meta HSTN listed at 20% off through May 25. The promotion was live on May 15 on Meta’s AI glasses landing page and on individual product pages for Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Gen 2. (meta.com) Ray-Ban’s U.S. site also showed multiple Gen 2 configurations at the discounted prices, including Wayfarer, Skyler, Headliner and low-bridge Headliner variants. (meta.com) Listed prices included $459 reduced to $390.15 and $379 reduced to $322.15 on several Gen 2 models. The sale arrives weeks after Meta introduced two prescription-oriented Ray-Ban Meta frame lines, Blayzer Optics and Scriber Optics, broadening the smart-glasses lineup beyond sunglass-first styles. (meta.com) Meta said in a March 31 newsroom post that the new products were built for people who rely on prescription glasses and all-day wear. ### Which Ray-Ban Meta models are actually discounted? (ray-ban.com) Ray-Ban’s U.S. product listings on May 15 showed 15% discounts across several Gen 2 non-optical models rather than a single frame. Wayfarer Gen 2, Skyler Gen 2, Headliner Gen 2 and low-bridge Headliner Gen 2 all appeared with sale badges and reduced prices. Meta’s own product page for Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Gen 2 listed the glasses at $390.15, down from $459, and described the offer as limited time. (about.fb.com) The same Meta sale hub grouped that promotion with 25% off Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1, 20% off Oakley Meta HSTN and 20% off prescription lenses. ### How does the Oakley offer fit into the same promotion? Meta’s sale page listed Oakley Meta HSTN at 20% off as part of the same “AI Glasses Sale.” The page said the offers run through May 25. (ray-ban.com) Oakley’s product and category pages viewed on May 15 emphasized the HSTN line and prescription options, though the clearest discount language in the search results surfaced on Meta’s storefront rather than the individual Oakley product page. (meta.com) Oakley’s broader AI glasses page also highlighted prescription compatibility, Garmin integration on some models, IP67 dust and water resistance, and up to 9 hours of normal use for Oakley Meta products. (meta.com) ### What changed for prescription wearers this spring? Meta said on March 31 that it was introducing its first AI glasses built for prescriptions, naming two styles: Blayzer and Scriber. The company described Blayzer as a rectangular frame available in Standard and Large sizes and Scriber as a more rounded frame. Meta’s current store pages list both Blayzer Optics Gen 2 and Scriber Optics Gen 2 at $499 in the United States. (oakley.com) The pages describe both as prescription-ready AI glasses with Meta AI, open-ear audio and a built-in camera. Ray-Ban’s Gen 2 collection page also labels Blayzer Optics and Scriber Optics as “Made for prescription,” separating them from the discounted sunglass and clear-lens Gen 2 models. (about.fb.com) Those optics models did not appear with the same 15% discount badge in the listings reviewed on May 15. ### What features are Meta and Ray-Ban using to sell these glasses? Ray-Ban’s Gen 2 collection page says the glasses are powered by Meta’s Llama 4 AI model and include upgraded speakers, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera and 3K video capture. (meta.com) The page also says the collection offers more than 150 frame and lens combinations. Meta’s prescription-focused page says Blayzer Optics and Scriber Optics deliver over 8 hours of battery life on a single charge and include an action button for Meta AI and shortcuts. (ray-ban.com) Meta’s broader shopping pages continue to position the glasses as camera, audio and assistant devices worn throughout the day. ### Where does the sale run next? Meta’s U.S. AI glasses sale page says the summer promotion runs through May 25. (ray-ban.com) As of May 15, the same page listed 15% off Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2, 25% off Ray-Ban Meta Gen 1, 20% off Oakley Meta HSTN and 20% off prescription lenses. (meta.com 1) (meta.com 2)