Ray-Ban Meta Scriber vs Blayzer Optics for prescription lenses

If you want Ray-Ban Meta prescription glasses, two Gen 2 frames are designed for the job, and Blayzer Optics is the safer buy for most wearers. It comes in two sizes, has hinges with an extra 10 degrees of rotation, and costs from RM2,219. Scriber Optics, from RM2,229, makes more sense if you want interchangeable nose pads or prefer its colours.

The two listings are the Ray-Ban Meta Scriber Optics (Gen 2) and the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) Blayzer Optics. Both arrive with clear demo lenses. Prescription lenses are not included with either, so you have your own lenses made after the glasses are delivered to you. The starting prices are RM10 apart, which is too little to settle the choice, so fit, size and colour settle it.

Scriber Optics and Blayzer Optics side by side

How the fit differs between these Ray-Ban Meta prescription glasses

Prescription wearers keep their glasses on from morning to night, so small fit adjustments matter more here than on sunglasses you take off indoors.

Scriber Optics has adjustable temple tips and interchangeable nose pads. Interchangeable pads mean you can swap them to change how the frame sits on your nose. The listing does not say how many pad sets come in the box, so check the product page if that detail matters to you.

Blayzer Optics has flexible nose pads, adjustable temple tips and hinges with an extra 10 degrees of rotation. Its description calls it a slim, lightweight rectangular frame in injected material with Universal Fit. Neither listing gives a weight figure.

On paper, Blayzer has one more adjustment point, the hinge. Scriber’s advantage is at the nose: pads you can change out, against pads that flex.

Sizes and colours

Blayzer Optics is the only one of the two with a size choice on its listing:

• 50-19 mm: 50 mm lens width, 19 mm bridge, 36.3 mm lens height, 150 mm temples
• 54-19 mm: 54 mm lens width, 19 mm bridge, 39.1 mm lens height, 155 mm temples

Most frames have numbers like these printed inside a temple arm, so compare them with a pair you already wear comfortably. The Scriber Optics listing offers a colour choice only, with no size option and no measurements in the description. See its product page for dimensions, or ask us on WhatsApp at +1 603 440 9886 before you order.

Scriber Optics comes in six colours, all with clear lenses: Shiny Transparent Black, Havana, Shiny Transparent Stone Beige, Shiny Transparent Dark Olive, Shiny Transparent Umber and Shiny Black. Blayzer Optics has seven frame colours, each in both sizes: Shiny Transparent Black, Matte Black, Shiny Havana, Matte Transparent Ice Grey, Shiny Transparent Dark Olive, Polished Transparent Ocean Blue and Shiny Brick Brown.

If you want a matte finish, only Blayzer lists one. Stone Beige and Umber are Scriber colours only. Ice Grey, Ocean Blue and Brick Brown are Blayzer only.

Battery life and features

Stated battery life does not separate them. Both listings say over 8 hours. The Blayzer listing adds that the charging case provides up to 48 additional hours, depending on use, while the Scriber listing gives no case figure.

Blayzer’s page also lists the hardware: 3024 x 4032 photo capture, up to 3K video, two open-ear speakers, six microphones, touch and voice controls, 32 GB of storage, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3. The Scriber description does not list these, so check its product page or Meta’s spec sheet rather than assuming they match.

Either frame needs the Meta AI app on a compatible phone, a Meta account and internet access, and AI and voice features depend on country and language. The Blayzer listing gives minimum software of iOS 18.6 or Android 15 and says the glasses are for ages 13+.

Which frame suits which wearer

• You are between sizes, or your current glasses run narrow or wide: Blayzer Optics, because you can choose 50-19 mm or 54-19 mm.
• You care most about how a frame sits on your nose: Scriber Optics, for the interchangeable pads.
• You want a rectangular shape or a matte finish: Blayzer Optics.
• You want Stone Beige or Umber: Scriber Optics.
• You want the full specs in writing before paying: Blayzer Optics, since its listing spells them out.

Whichever you choose, ask your optician before ordering whether they can make lenses for the frame and your prescription. The listings do not state a supported prescription range.

If you do not need a frame built around prescription lenses (say you wear contact lenses), the Ray-Ban Meta Headliner (Gen 2) costs from RM1,729. It comes in high bridge and low bridge fits, with clear, green, polarized or Transitions lens options. Its listing does not describe it as designed for prescription wearers.

Price and how ordering works

Scriber Optics costs from RM2,229 and Blayzer Optics from RM2,219. For Blayzer, that price covers the frame with demo lenses, and prescription, blue-light and Transitions lenses are not included. Budget for lenses separately with either frame.

For reference, Scriber Optics was listed at USD 499 on the Meta Store USA on 10 November 2026. We have no matching US figure for Blayzer Optics here. If you are weighing up buying from the US yourself, compare the US list price, currency conversion, delivery to your country and how returns would work.

Both are preorders. After you order, Amaboxly buys the glasses new from the US brand store, and estimated delivery is 30 calendar days. You can pay in full or, where the product page offers it, pay a 50% deposit now and the balance later. Checkout shows when the balance is due for your country. The rest of the range is on the Meta brand page.

Delivery is free within Peninsular Malaysia. Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan pay RM21 per item, or nothing on orders over RM 2,200, and both frames start above that figure. Every other country sees its shipping fee at checkout (see the shipping fees page).

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, which matters when you are picking a Blayzer size, so check the fit with the demo lenses when it arrives, before any prescription lenses are cut. If the item is damaged, report it with photos as soon as it arrives. Full terms are on the refund and returns page.