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Quickstart

Get started with Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2).

A walk-through to get the glasses on your head and the photos on your phone.

Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) smart glasses

Know your glasses

Five things to find before you start.

  • Camera and capture LED on the front corner.
  • Capture button on top — press to shoot.
  • Touchpad along the right arm — tap or swipe.
  • Open-ear speakers in both arms.
  • Power switch on the inside of the left arm.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) smart glasses

Turn it on. Turn it off.

Swipe the power switch.

  • Find the power switch on the inside of the left arm.
  • Swipe toward the front to turn on, toward the back to turn off.
  • A short tone confirms the glasses are awake.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) showing the inside of the left arm where the power switch sits

Take a picture

Press the capture button once.

  • Press the capture button on top once.
  • A shutter sound confirms the shot.
  • The photo saves to the glasses.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) smart glasses, three-quarter view

Take a video

Press and hold the capture button.

  • Press and hold the capture button to start recording.
  • Press it again to stop.
  • The video saves to the glasses.
Front view of Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) smart glasses

Go hands-free

Just say “Hey Meta.”

  • Say “Hey Meta, take a photo” to capture without touching the glasses.
  • Ask Meta AI about what's in front of you.
  • Start a call or a livestream the same hands-free way.
Rear view of Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) smart glasses

See your photos and videos

Open the Meta AI app.

  • Open the Meta AI app on your phone.
  • Your captures sync over to browse, open, and share.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) and the Meta AI phone app

Store and charge

Fold them into the case.

  • Fold the glasses and set them into the charging case.
  • They charge automatically — no cable to the glasses.
  • Recharge the case itself over USB-C.
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) USB-C charging case

That's all the basics

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