Meta has warned that some of its AI Glasses may become too warm when excessive moisture or sweat enters the device. The company calls it a rare issue affecting a small number of units. It has released a safety update and is offering free replacements to affected owners.
The issue affects five standalone Meta Glasses styles: Adventurer, Fury, Starfire, Nova, and Capri. Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses are not included in this warning. Users should check their exact model before assuming their device is affected.
Excessive sweat or moisture entering the frame can trigger the heating issue. Although the glasses carry an IPX4 water-resistance rating for light rain and splashes, this does not make them waterproof. Avoid submerging them or exposing them to prolonged water contact.
Meta has introduced software version 130 to prevent affected glasses from becoming too warm. The update adds an automatic thermal shutdown feature that powers off the device when its temperature reaches a safety threshold. Users should install the update as soon as it becomes available.
Users can install version 130 through the Meta AI app. Open the app, tap the Glasses icon, select the connected device, go to Settings, and open Updates. Tap Check and Install when available, or enable automatic updates to receive future safety patches.
If the glasses become too warm, they will announce a shutdown, flash a red LED, and may send an in-app notification. Remove them immediately and allow them to cool. Avoid wearing or charging unusually hot glasses, and never use a hair dryer or radiator to dry wet frames.
Affected owners can contact Meta Store Support to request a free replacement pair if their glasses experience moisture-related shutdowns. Stop using damaged or unusually hot devices and keep them away from extreme heat. Meta recommends storing the glasses between -10°C and 45°C for safer use