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Meta VR Glasses are coming in spring 2027 with 5K viewing for $1,300

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Meta VR Glasses are coming in spring 2027 with 5K viewing for $1,300

After more than a decade building VR, Meta said today it will launch its Meta VR Glasses in the spring of 2027 for $1,300.

Meta said it is its most most advanced device yet, delivering a cinema, courtside seat, workspace, and console, all in a pair of glasses that weigh about 100 grams.

VR Glasses will also bring new gaming experiences, including more than 75 games at launch that you can play solely with hand gestures. It will also have Xbox Cloud Gaming to bring hundreds of streamed games to the device.

At Meta Connect 2026, Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined Meta’s vision for the next generation of computing: personal AI agents that work for everyone, paired with devices that let people connect with them anywhere. (See how Meta is getting its data center capacity for devices like this here).

The device uses a “breakthrough glasses-like form factor,” with no straps or heavy hardware on your face. The open sides and passthrough camera keep you aware of what’s happening nearby. You can wear Meta VR Glasses to comfortably watch a full movie, or get things done on a portable, private screen during a long flight, while maintaining a sense of the world around you. The only reality dragging it down: it’s connected to another device for power, compute and storage.

Meta VR Glasses are five times lighter than Meta Quest 3, primarily because of the two-part system. The VR Glasses handle the sensors and display. Their magnesium alloy construction provides rigidity and strength, and helps keep everything cool.


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