A significant upgrade has arrived for Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, quietly rolling out this week. Firmware version V19.2 unlocks powerful new capabilities, blurring the lines between wearable tech and seamless daily life.
Previously exclusive to the Oakley Meta Vanguard, deep integration with Garmin devices is now available for all users. Imagine effortlessly syncing your fitness stats directly to captured photos and videos, or receiving real-time voice updates on your pace and heart rate during a run – all without reaching for your phone.
The update dramatically enhances the video recording experience. Users can now choose from selectable stabilization modes – auto, low, medium, and high – ensuring smooth footage even during active pursuits. Recording limits have also been extended, allowing for clips up to five minutes long, a substantial increase from the previous three-minute cap.
For those seeking professional-quality visuals, the new firmware introduces the ability to record stunning 1080p video at 60 frames per second. This level of performance, delivered from a device worn on your face, is a remarkable feat of engineering.
Updating your smart glasses is remarkably simple. If automatic updates are enabled, your glasses will update wirelessly when connected to your phone via Bluetooth and sufficiently charged. For a manual check, a quick visit to the Meta AI app’s settings is all it takes.
This isn’t a one-time improvement; it’s part of a consistent pattern of innovation. Over the past year, Ray-Ban Meta glasses have received regular software updates, arriving roughly every six to eight weeks. This dedication to ongoing development sets them apart.
Recent updates have included features like AI-powered photo restyling and seamless integration with popular calendar applications like Google and Outlook. The addition of Live AI and real-time translation capabilities in May further solidified their position as a leading smart glasses platform.
This consistent stream of improvements transforms the experience from a simple gadget to a continuously evolving platform. It suggests a long-term vision, positioning these smart glasses as an investment in the future, rather than a fleeting trend.
