Charging Ray-Ban Meta glasses
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Updated: Ray-Ban Meta glasses come with a charging case. Your glasses charge while docked in the case, and you can charge your case using a USB-C cable.
Charging your glasses
Charging your glasses
The first time you charge your glasses you will need to remove the protective plastic tab from the metal charging connections on the case.
To charge your glasses:
- Place your glasses in the charging case with the nose bridge of the glasses connected to the charging port.
- This is the only way to charge the glasses.
- You'll know your glasses are charging when the case LED blinks after you've docked the glasses and closed the case.
- If your glasses are turned on and paired with the Meta View app, you can check the charging status in the app.
Charging your case
Charging your case
To charge your case:
- Connect the case to a power adapter using a USB-C cable by plugging it into the bottom of the charging case.
- Plug the power adapter into a wall outlet.
Charging cable requirements:
- USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to USB-A (compliant with USB-C Standard)
- Any generation of USB should be compatible
- At least 1.2A Current Rated (lower current rated cables still work but at slower charge speeds)
Power adapter requirements:
- USB-C or USB-A Compliant Chargers
- 5W or greater (lower wattage chargers likely still compatible but charge times could be slower)
- USB-PD (Power Delivery) not a requirement
Check the charge level of your glasses and case
Check the charge level of your glasses and case
Your glasses and case each have a battery that requires charging. You can check the charge level of your devices using the Meta View app or your charging case.
From the Meta View app
- When your glasses are connected to the Meta View app, you'll be able to see the charge status of your glasses on the
Devices tab.
- If your glasses are docked in the case, you will also see the charge level of your case.
From your charging case:
The charging case has an LED on the front that shows the charge level of your glasses and case.
- When your glasses are docked in the case, you can press the button on the back of the case to see the charge level of your glasses on the case LED.
- When you remove your glasses from the case, the case LED will show the charge level of your case. You can also press the button on the back of the case when it's empty to see the charge level of the case.
Glasses docked
| Case LED status | What it means |
| Green solid light | Glasses fully charged |
| Orange solid light | Glasses charging |
| Red blinking light | Charging error |
Case empty
| Case LED status | What it means |
| Green solid light | Case fully charged |
| Orange solid light | Case not fully charged |
| Orange blinking light | Low battery |
| Red blinking light | Charging error |
You can learn more about the case LED in the Meta View app:
- From the Meta View app, tap
- Tap See all next to Learn & Explore.
- Swipe down and tap Learn about gestures & LEDs.
Charging safety
Charging safety
For safety information on charging your Ray-Ban Meta Collections please refer to the Safety & Warranty Guide.
Do not store non-Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses inside the charging case, including Ray-Ban Stories. This could result in damage to both the non-Ray-Ban Meta glasses as well as the charging case.
Troubleshoot red blinking light (charging error) and power issues
Troubleshoot red blinking light (charging error) and power issues
There are a few reasons why you may be receiving a charging error:
- Liquid detected: Liquid is interfering with the charging interface between the nose bridge of your glasses and the charging case. Wipe the charging contacts clean on both devices and try again.
- High temperature: The charging case has reached a temperature that is too high to charge your glasses. Move your case into a cooler location.
- Incompatible charger: Case cannot charge due to the charging cord or power adapter being used. Try using a different cable or power adapter based on the recommendations in the Charging your case section of this article.
Your glasses may not be powering on due to not being able to charge when docked. Dried sweat, dirt, and liquid can all cause interference between the nose bridge of your glasses and the charging case. Thoroughly clean both devices, then try to charge again. Learn more about cleaning your Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.
Troubleshoot case charging issues
Troubleshoot case charging issues
While the majority of USB-C cables should work with the charging case, there are some specific chargers that might not be compatible with the charging case. If you are using one of these incompatible chargers, you might see:
- A persistent pulsing orange or green pattern on charging case LED.
- Missing charging icon in the Meta View app.
If you are running into issues with charging your charging case, try connecting a different USB-C cable to your case. If the case is still not charging, try using a different power adapter. USB-C charging cables and power adapters are available for purchase in the Meta Store.
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