Prescription guide

Prescription support
is not one feature.

Some smart glasses replace your normal prescription frames. Others use inserts, optional lens partners or built-in diopter adjustment. Compare the optical path before the electronics.

Integrated prescription eyewear

Even G2 and Halliday G2 are designed around prescription lens options rather than treating vision correction as an accessory.

Compare Even G2 and Halliday G2 →

Prescription frame programs

Ray-Ban Meta is sold in prescription-compatible frame/lens configurations in supported markets.

Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 →

Prescription inserts

Many display glasses use a separate prescription insert rather than replacing the display optics themselves.

Explore XREAL →

Diopter adjustment

Some display products include built-in myopia adjustment. This can reduce dependence on inserts for certain users, but supported ranges vary.

Rokid Max 2 →

Checklist before ordering

Confirm sphere and cylinder range, PD requirements, whether progressive lenses are supported, whether the prescription is integrated or inserted, and whether replacing the prescription later requires replacing the smart frame.

Prescription availability and supported ranges can vary by country, seller and lens partner.