Meta Debuts AI Glasses Voiced by Kylie Jenner: Price, Details, Shop

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Big news in the meta world: The tech conglomerate just cut the ribbon on a new line of Metaglasses, but this time it skips the Ray-Ban and Oakley brands and enters at a more affordable price point.

to make this Joint wearable AI effort with EssilorLuxottica Mehta, which owns some of the industry’s most popular eyewear brands and is favored by a young audience looking for stylish technology solutions, tapped none other than Kylie Jenner to design its signature shade, the Meta Starfire Glasses Kylie Edition.

As of June 23rd, the artificial intelligence glasses are available for purchase on Meta, Best Buy, Sunglass Hut, and Lenscrafters websites for $399 in classic black and slightly more upscale dark tortoise frame colors. If you want Meta’s Transitions lenses (which darken outdoors under UV light and become completely clear indoors), it’ll cost you an additional $80.

But when you break down each element of the just-announced Meta Starfire Glasses, you’ll see that their triple-digit cost makes perfect sense.

First of all, they boast refreshing, trend-conscious shapes. Slim, oval profiles can be found on the Kardashians, Hadids, and Bieber families of the world at any given time. Utilizing the latest innovations in the product category, Starfire Sunny also offers AI assistance and is voiced by Jenner herself (Meta’s previous celebrity voices include John Cena, Keegan-Michael Key, and Awkwafina). Features to optimize comfort, including 3-way adjustable nose pads. Superior camera and video capabilities for all your content creation needs. Primitive sound quality. 8 hours of runtime on a single charge (up to an additional 40 hours with a compatible case). The left lens features a bit of jewel-shaped sparkle coded by Kylie.

Whether you’re asking your glasses to call your mom (that’s important), helping you come up with ideas for a low-lift potluck, figuring out the five best ways to wear a white T-shirt, or live translating a conversation with your crush at the airport, Jenner is at your beck and call.

She made sure to record some of her most iconic phrases and sent you off to work with a “rise and shine” in her husky, seductive and slightly lilting voice.

Meta Starfire glasses can also be upgraded with your own prescription to make them FSA eligible. Instead of letting lint collect in your handbag, you’ll want to reach for accessories with Jenner’s voice (more streamlined and Gen Z-favored than their meta predecessors) every day.

This unexpected collaboration is just one part of Meta’s collection of 26 different glasses styles released on June 23rd. So whether you’re all about rectangular or chunky oversized, there are plenty of options to suit those style preferences.

Jenner may have been your longtime fashion muse, but now she can also moonlight as your actual stylist, caller, cooking buddy, and personal assistant. For the 28-year-old, it will be a more fruitful partnership than a family relationship like Kylie Cosmetics and REM, and dare I say it, a more headline-generating moment than her courtside ensemble at a Knicks game with Timothy in tow.

Get your very own pair of Meta Starfire glasses (Kylie version) today and don’t miss any announcements on this topic that lives at the intersection of technology and pop culture.

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