Meta Connect will be held on September 23 and 24, where Meta is expected to unveil new devices, especially smart glasses, though the event may face a RAM shortage and privacy concerns. Meta may introduce camera-free smart glasses focused on conversational interactions with its AI chatbot. Meta is also working on a mixed reality headset codenamed Project Phoenix, which won't launch until 2027 but could get an official look at the event. The second generation of Oakley Meta glasses and possibly the third generation of Ray-Ban Meta glasses could be unveiled, with leaks suggesting improved battery life, smarter AI capabilities, and better audio quality for the Ray-Ban models. A global launch of the Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses, currently only available in the US, could be announced after "unprecedented demand and limited inventory" delayed the initial early 2026 plan. Price hikes may occur owing to the ongoing RAM crisis, with a price hike for the second generation of Ray-Ban Meta glasses already observed. Meta Muse, the company's AI agent, may get major updates, and software updates may address privacy concerns, including one already released that halts recording when the LED is covered after a recording starts.