To charge Ray-Ban smart glasses, you simply place them inside their dedicated charging case, there is no direct cable port on the glasses themselves. This case is the only way to power up your Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, keeping them ready for calls, photos, and voice commands, all made possible by the operation of smart glasses.
How to charge Ray-Ban smart glasses for the first time
Before your first charge, open the charging case and remove the protective plastic tab covering the metal charging connections inside. This tab prevents the battery from draining during shipping, so pulling it out ensures the case can deliver power to your glasses.
Place the glasses in the charging case
To charge the glasses, close their arms and slide them into the charging case, ensuring the nose bridge connects to the charging port. The glasses fit snugly when oriented correctly, the nose bridge rests directly on the case’s internal connector, which aligns the charging pins.
Understand the charging indicators
When the glasses are charging in the case, the case LED will blink. The LED inside the case by the nose bridge will also turn on, giving you a clear visual cue that power is flowing. This dual-indicator system lets you confirm charging at a glance without needing to open the app.
Check the battery level
You can see the exact battery percentage for both the glasses and the charging case by opening the Meta View app. This is useful for planning your day, as it shows you how much charge remains in each component so you know when to top up.
How to charge the case itself
The charging case itself is recharged using a USB-C cable. To charge the case, connect a USB-C cable to the port on the case and then to a power adapter plugged into a wall outlet. The case takes about 3.5 hours to fully charge via USB-C, so plugging it in overnight or while you work keeps it ready for multiple glasses recharges.
