According to sources cited by The Information, Meta may unveil its camera-free smart glasses, codenamed “Luna,” at Meta Connect on September 23-24; shipments could begin in October. The product, expected to come in Clubmaster and Burbank designs, will resemble traditional glasses with its slim temples. It will offer voice-based, hands-free use with six microphones, speakers directed toward the ears, and a physical button that activates Meta AI; it will not support photo, video, or visual query features. Meta is reportedly targeting users who do not want a camera with Luna, unlike its existing models, which have raised concerns about covert recording and harassment despite their LED indicator. In August, the company fixed a vulnerability that allowed the LED to be disabled. The price, features, and markets where it will be sold have not yet been officially announced.
Why it matters
The removal of the camera shows that Meta is moving toward a more limited form of use that reduces privacy concerns rather than offering a wider range of smart glasses functions. This choice is relevant to users who have kept their distance from existing models because of concerns about covert recording and harassment, while the omission of photo, video, and visual query capabilities means the product must be evaluated solely in terms of voice interaction and hands-free use. The slim design, which resembles traditional glasses, also makes the device less conspicuous as a technology product in everyday use. However, the information is based on sources rather than an official announcement; the unknown price, final features, and markets where Luna will be sold leave its positioning against existing models and its accessibility unclear for now.
Background
Meta is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: over the past 90 days, we have published 12 articles mentioning the name, the most recent dated September 15, 2026.