Cheapest Ray-Ban Meta Glasses: 6 Entry-Price Picks Ranked

The cheapest Ray-Ban Meta glasses on Amaboxly are the two audio-only frames, the Clubmaster (Audio) and the Burbank (Audio), both from RM1,609. The trade-off is in the name: they cover voice, calls and music, while capture features start one step up with the Gen 2 frames from RM1,729.

This guide ranks six entry-price options, ending with the LISA Edition from RM1,779, and says who each one suits. Every price here is a starting price in RM. It is the lowest variation, so some frame and lens combinations cost more.

The cheapest Ray-Ban Meta glasses, ranked by starting price

Three price steps cover all six picks. Frames that share a starting price are tied on cost, so the choice between them comes down to shape, size and fit.

What you give up at the entry price

The two audio frames are described as audio-only AI glasses with open-ear speakers, Meta AI and up to 12 hours of battery. You use your voice to get fast answers, make calls, send messages and listen to music.

The Gen 2 descriptions list the same voice features and add two things: capturing memories and livestreaming. So the saving at the lowest price costs you the capture side. If you mainly want open-ear audio and a voice assistant in a normal-looking frame, you lose very little. If photos, video or livestreams are the reason you are shopping, start at the Gen 2 tier.

The data we have for the Gen 2 frames does not include a battery figure or camera specs, so check each product page or Meta’s spec sheet before you compare those numbers.

One condition applies to every pair here. The glasses need the Meta AI app on a compatible phone, a Meta account and internet access, and AI and voice features depend on country and language.

Two audio frames from RM1,609

The Ray-Ban Meta Clubmaster (Audio) has the retro-inspired Clubmaster silhouette and the widest colour list of the two, with 9 frame and lens combinations. These include Havana or Shiny Black with clear lenses for indoor wear, several Transitions options, and Transparent Iron Grey with polarized grey lenses. No frame size option is listed, so it suits buyers who already know the Clubmaster shape works on their face.

The Ray-Ban Meta Burbank (Audio) is the safer pick if fit worries you. It comes in Standard and Large, and all 7 colours are listed in both sizes. Matte Black appears with clear, Transitions Graphite Green or polarized grey lenses, which makes it the plainest-looking choice at this price.

Both suit someone who wants music, calls and Meta AI through open-ear speakers without paying for capture features they will not use.

Three Gen 2 frames from RM1,729

All three Gen 2 frames list the same feature set, so pick on shape and fit.

The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 2) is the one to choose if you want a size option. It comes in Standard and Large across all 7 colours, from Matte Black with clear lenses to Shiny Cosmic Blue with Clear to Sapphire Transitions lenses.

The Ray-Ban Meta Skyler (Gen 2) has the most colours of the three, with 8. Alongside the Shiny Black options you get Shiny Mystic Violet, Shiny Chalky Gray and Shiny Transparent Peach. No frame size option is listed for it.

The Ray-Ban Meta Headliner (Gen 2) is a hybrid of the Wayfarer and the Round, and it is the Gen 2 frame with a bridge fit choice. Low bridge fit is listed in two colours only: Shiny Black with green lenses and Shiny Black with Clear to Sapphire Transitions lenses. The other colours are high bridge fit, so check this before you settle on a colour.

The LISA Edition from RM1,779

The Meta Glasses LISA Edition is the highest-priced pick in this list. It comes in two styles: Adventurer in Moonlit Sky with Blush lenses, and Capri in Eclipse with Grey lenses. The edition has a signature star detail on the temple.

The listing gives open-ear audio, a built-in camera and hands-free Meta AI, and describes the frame as prescription-ready. Frame size and fit are listed as Standard and Low bridge. It suits a buyer who wants this specific edition. The listing is titled Meta Glasses, so check the product page if the Ray-Ban name on the frame matters to you.

Price and how ordering works

All six are preorders. After you order, Amaboxly buys the glasses new from the Meta Store USA and delivers them to you, with an estimated delivery of 30 calendar days.

You can pay in full. Where the product page offers it, you can instead pay a 50% deposit now and the balance later, and checkout shows when the balance is due for your country.

Delivery is free within Peninsular Malaysia. Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan pay RM21 per item, or nothing on orders over RM 2,200. Every other country sees its shipping fee at checkout, and the shipping fees page explains how it works.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. A change-of-mind return must be in new condition, carries a 10% restocking fee, and the cost of shipping it back to the seller is deducted from your refund. Exchanges are only for items that arrive damaged, so choose frame size and bridge fit carefully. If an item is damaged when it arrives, report it with photos straight away. Full terms are on the refund and returns page.

For reference, on 10 November 2026 the Meta Store USA listed the audio frames at US$349 to US$429 and the Gen 2 frames at US$379 to US$459, depending on the option. When you compare with the RM price, factor in currency conversion, delivery and how returns would work for you. The full range is on the Meta brand page.