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Ray-Ban Meta Headliner (Gen 2): smart glasses dispensed and fitted in-practice by the optometrists and dispensing opticians at Rose Optometry, Hamilton.
A softer, rounded take on the Ray-Ban classic, with a keyhole bridge, a 12 MP camera, open-ear speakers, five microphones and Meta AI built in. It also comes in a Low Bridge Fit for flatter or lower nose bridges, so it sits at the right height instead of resting on your cheeks. Capture a moment, take a call, listen to music or ask Meta AI a question without reaching for your phone.
Gen 2 is the lower-priced way into Ray-Ban Meta. It has the same 12 MP camera, 3K video, open-ear audio, Meta AI and storage as Gen 3. If you'd like more battery and clearer calls outdoors, look at the Gen 3 range, which adds an hour of battery, a sixth microphone and a smaller camera opening. The Headliner shape isn't part of Gen 3.
| Gen 2 (this model) | Gen 3 | |
|---|---|---|
| Battery | Up to 8 h (+48 h case) | Up to 9 h (+50 h case) |
| Camera | 12 MP ultra-wide | 12 MP ultra-wide, 36% smaller opening |
| Video | 3K Ultra HD | 3K Ultra HD, plus 1080p at 60 fps, slow-mo and hyperlapse |
| Microphones | 5-mic array | 6-mic array with advanced wind-noise reduction |
| Controls | Voice, touchpad, capture button | Adds a customisable action button |
| Storage | 32 GB | 32 GB |
| Price | From NZ$759 | From NZ$809 |
Read our full Gen 2 vs Gen 3 comparison →
Choose your fit, lens and frame colour above. G15 Green is the classic Ray-Ban sun lens, polarised lenses cut glare off water and roads, and Transitions lenses are clear indoors and darken outdoors. Prices run from NZ$759 for clear or sun lenses to NZ$819 polarised and NZ$919 with Transitions.
Single vision, progressive, sun tint, blue-light filter or Transitions. The frame houses the camera and electronics, so higher prescriptions, prisms and some specialty designs may fall outside the supported range. We check yours before you commit, and prescription lenses are quoted separately.
Measured by Ray-Ban (mm). Compare them with a pair you already wear. The size is usually printed inside the arm, e.g. 50□22 150. Lens height matters most if you want progressives, which need enough lens depth below the pupil (usually 14–18 mm).
| Size | Lens height | Bridge | Temple | Lens diagonal | Hinge to hinge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (50) | 43.0 mm | 23 mm | 150 mm | 54.0 mm | 132.0 mm |
| Low Bridge Fit (51) | 44.0 mm | 23 mm | 150 mm | 55.0 mm | 134.0 mm |
Not sure which size suits you? Send us a photo of your current glasses or book a quick fitting in Hamilton and we'll check it for you.
These aren't an ordinary pair of glasses, and they shouldn't be posted out like a phone case. The electronics sit in the temples, the weight sits differently on your face, and if there's a prescription in them the optical centres still have to line up with your pupils.
Smart eyewear ships by tracked, insured courier and is excluded from our standard free-shipping offer. Signature is required on delivery. You can also try a frame on at 38 Lake Road, Frankton, Hamilton.
It's a version of the Headliner with taller nose pads, made for flatter or lower nose bridges and higher cheekbones. If standard frames slide down or sit on your cheeks, try the Low Bridge Fit.
This is Gen 2. It has a 12 MP camera, 3K video, open-ear speakers, a 5-microphone array, Meta AI and up to 8 hours of battery. Gen 3 adds up to an hour of battery, a 6-microphone array, a customisable action button and a smaller camera opening, from NZ$809.
Yes, for most prescriptions, subject to the frame and your prescription range. Our optometrist team checks your prescription before you commit, and prescription lenses are quoted separately.
Up to 8 hours per charge, with up to 48 more hours from the charging case, and up to 50% in 20 minutes. Heavy video or AI use drains it faster.
iOS and Android phones with the Meta AI app installed. Check that your phone's software is up to date before you order.
No. A capture light on the frame turns on whenever the camera is recording, and the glasses won't take photos or video if that light is covered.
No. They're splash and sweat resistant, but not for swimming or heavy rain.