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Meta's next smart glasses collab is with Blackpink's Lisa

Meta's next smart glasses collab is with Blackpink's Lisa

Blackpink in your upper-facial area. Meta’s next smart glasses collab is with Blackpink’s Lisa. The company is building on that strategy at Meta Connect 2026 by partnering with Blackpink rapper Lisa on two different styles of Meta Glasses.

It’s also expanding its existing offerings and bringing them to more countries. Both of the "Meta Glasses by Lisa" models feature custom elements, and one of them is a brand new style while the other is an updated take on an existing offering. The Meta Adventurer Lisa Edition are rectangular glasses with a semi-translucent Moonlit Sky frame and Blush lenses, while the new Meta Capri Lisa Edition features a darker, cat-eye frame with grey lenses.

Regardless of which you pick, you’ll get a custom frame (complete with a star on the temple tips), a custom charging case with a star design and case charms shaped like Lisa’s pets. In terms of the level of customization, these little adornments sound similar to the little piece of bling and mirror bar that the Kylie Jenner version of Meta Glasses feature as well. The same Meta AI, audio and camera features offered on past Meta-branded smart glasses are also available on these special edition models.

Leak reveals testing underway for Meta’s autonomous agent to make its way to its smart glasses. Meta is working on making Muse its smart glasses assistant.

Upcoming features for Muse on smart glasses could include Live AI, turn-by-turn navigation, Shazam song identification, Strava, and Health Connect integrations. Meta has also been spotted working on Meta Pay for Muse, a first-party wallet for its AI agent.

Meta is preparing to make its new AI agent Muse the brains behind its smart glasses, potentially replacing the standard Meta AI with a significantly more autonomous assistant. Famed reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong revealed on X that Meta is testing an option to set Muse as the default assistant for connected eyewear.

Jane Manchun Wong / X The leaked setup screen, titled “Enable Impacc as your glasses assistant?” (where “Impacc” likely refers to an internal codename for Muse), notes that Muse is in beta and will lets users swap back to Meta AI whenever they prefer. Interestingly, the prompt explicitly lists features that are not yet available in the beta, tipping Meta’s hand on what is coming: Live AI, Navigation, Shazam song identification, Strava, and Health Connect integrations.

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