Ray-Ban Meta Glasses India launch has been confirmed by the company. The glasses first debuted in the US back in September of 2023 and will now be expanding to more countries soon, including India. Here’s everything the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses have to offer and what their pricing is in the US.

Ray-Ban Meta Glasses India Launch

“Today we’re announcing that Ray-Ban Meta glasses will be coming soon to India and other countries including Mexico and UAE, giving more people the opportunity to get things done, get inspired, and connect with people and things they care about, right from their glasses,” said Meta in a press release.

The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses cost $299 in the US which translates to about Rs 25,500. India pricint is yet to be revealed by the brand. Also, the brand hasn’t confirmed a concrete launch date for the glasses in India as of yet.

Backed by Meta AI, these smart glasses let you chat hands-free with an AI assistant, ask questions about what you’re seeing, make calls, stream music, and even go live on Facebook or Instagram—all without sacrificing your everyday style.

Created in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica, the glasses seamlessly weave Meta AI into everything they do. Whether you’re chatting with the AI, snapping first-person photos and videos, or controlling your playlists and podcasts, it’s all just a voice command away.

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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses: New Features

Aside from the global availability, Meta also announced a couple of new abilities for the Meta Glasses. Firstly, the Live Translation feature has come out of Early Access phase in select countries and is now more broadly available. Whether you’re traveling to a new country and need to ask for directions to the train station or you’re spending quality time with a family member and need to break the language barrier, you can hold seamless conversations across English, French, Italian, and Spanish—no Wi-Fi or network connectivity required if you’ve downloaded the language pack in advance.

When you’re speaking to someone in one of those languages, you’ll hear what they say in your preferred language through the glasses in real time, and they can view a translated transcript of the conversation on your phone. To get started, just say, “Hey Meta, start live translation.”

Further, you’ll also soon be able to send and receive direct messages, photos, audio calls, and video calls from Instagram on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses. This joins being able to make calls and send messages through WhatsApp and Messenger, as well as the native Messaging App on your iPhone or Android phone. To activate, say, “Hey Meta, send a message to Lisa on Instagram.”

Meta is also starting to expand access to music apps including Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and Shazam beyond the US and Canada, so now you’ll be able to ask Meta AI to play music and listen to your favorite tunes anywhere as long as your default language is set to English. This includes the ability to ask Meta AI for information about the music you’re listening to.

Next, coming soon to general availability in the US and Canada, you’ll be able to hold a conversation with Meta AI on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses where Meta’s smart assistant can see what you see continuously and converse with you more naturally. You can speak as you normally would without needing to say “Hey, Meta” each time, and Meta AI will respond in kind for a smooth, natural experience. Just say, “Hey Meta, start live AI” to begin. This works similar to Google’s Project Astra-based Gemini Live capabilities.

numBer Navo Buds N1 TWS earbuds have been launched in India with Bluetooth v5.4, USB-C charging, quad mics, and more. These sub-Rs 1,000 earbuds join the N1 series of earbuds from numBer. The first launch, Navo Buds X1, debuted on 20th February 2025 and has clocked sale of over 1 lakh units in under two months, according to the brand’s claims.

numBer Navo Buds N1: Price

The numBer Navo Buds N1 TWS Earbuds will be available in Beast Green, Bold Black, Choco Brown, Tangy Beige and Zenzy Blue, exclusively on Flipkart.com, Amazon.in and numberfc.com at an introductory price of Rs 899.

numBer Navo Buds N1: Features

The Navo Buds N1 come with a sleek metallic finish and a comfy, ergonomic design that’s built for long listening sessions, as per the brand. They support Bluetooth v5.4 and let you connect to two devices at once, so switching between your phone and laptop is super easy. Gamers will appreciate the low Latency mode with 35ms delay for smoother gameplay.

When it comes to sound, these buds pack 13mm titanium drivers that deliver punchy bass and rich audio. For calls, there’s a Quad MEMS mic setup paired with ClearVoice ENC to keep your voice clear even in noisy environments.

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Battery life is another major win — you get up to 100 hours of total playtime with the charging case (at 50% volume). And if you’re in a hurry, a quick 15-minute charge via USB-C gives you around 150 minutes of use.

Other handy features include responsive touch controls, a one-button reset, voice assistant support, and customizable EQ settings. Plus, with an IPX5 rating, they can handle a bit of sweat or light rain without any issues.

Moto Tag has been launched in India with support for Google Find My Device network. Aside from that, the Moto Tag also supports Precision Finding so you can pinpoint its location through directions on your phone’s screen, all enabled via the UWB technology and a Bluetooth signal. Here’s everything else to know about it.

Moto Tag: Price, Availability

Priced at Rs 2,299, the moto tag will be available starting, today, April 23, 2025, at 12 PM on motorola’s official website, motorola.in and Flipkart. It can be bought in two colours: Sage Green and Starlight Blue.

Moto Tag: Features

Motorola says the Moto Tag works with Google’s Find My Device network, so you can track your stuff almost anywhere in the world. It comes with Bluetooth v5.4, Ultra Wideband (UWB), and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and it’s compatible with Android devices running version 9.0 or later—plus pretty much any gadget that has Bluetooth.

Privacy is a big focus here. Thanks to end-to-end encryption, only you can see where your tag is through the Find My Device app. Motorola also mentioned the Bluetooth range goes up to 100 meters, and the whole tracking process stays private and anonymous.

You can attach the Moto Tag to things like keys, bags, luggage, or even your bike, and track them on a map using Bluetooth. It also supports Precision Finding, which helps guide you right to the tag’s location—even if you’re offline—almost like a digital compass.

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Setting it up is simple, where users can pair it with compatible Android devices in just one tap. If you ever misplace your phone, pressing the button on the tag will make your phone ring so you can find it quickly. That same button can also act as a remote shutter for snapping pictures—especially handy if you’re using a Motorola Razr in Flex View mode.

For added peace of mind, the Moto Tag can alert you if it detects an unknown tag moving with you, helping guard against unwanted tracking.

Motorola also mentions that the tag works with third-party accessories, so you can clip or mount it however you like. It’s lightweight at just 7.5 grams, with a plastic body and an IP67 rating—meaning it’s protected against dust, sweat, splashes, and can handle being underwater (up to a meter for 30 minutes). It runs on a replaceable CR2032 battery (sold separately), which should last up to a year with regular use.