Meta Glasses get version 130 overheating safeguard

Meta Glasses owners using Adventurer, Fury, Starfire, Nova or Capri frames should install version 130 after a rare issue involving excessive moisture or sweat. Meta says a small number of devices became too warm, and the update can shut affected glasses down to cool them.

The notice applies to products sold as Meta Glasses. Meta says Ray-Ban-branded and Oakley-branded Meta glasses are not affected.

Which Meta Glasses need version 130

The affected styles are Adventurer, Fury, Starfire, Nova and Capri. The range includes the Adventurer and Fury frames, the Starfire Kylie Edition, and Capri and Nova, which Meta introduced after the initial launch.

Owning glasses made with Meta does not automatically mean this notice applies. Meta distinguishes its own Meta Glasses line from the Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta collections. Owners who are unsure can check the model in the Meta AI app or on the product packaging.

The issue was reported on November 10, 2026. MIXED reported that Meta sent owners an email asking them to install version 130 after excessive moisture or sweat entered some devices.

How to install update

According to 9to5Google's report, open the Meta AI app on your phone and tap the glasses icon. Open settings for the paired glasses, select the glasses, then check Updates. Owners can install an available update or enable automatic updates.

Meta advises owners to keep the glasses charged and connected until installation finishes. If version 130 does not appear, check that the selected model is correct and consult Meta's current support guidance for your region. The supplied notice does not give rollout timing or identify every hardware revision covered by the update.

What version 130 changes

9to5Google reports that version 130 can shut the glasses down if they become too warm. A Meta spokesperson compared this safeguard with a phone turning itself off when it needs to cool down.

Meta calls the problem rare and has not provided an exact number of affected devices or explained its technical cause in the notice. People who experience the overheating issue can contact Meta Customer Service for a replacement, according to the company statement reported by 9to5Google.

The notice concerns excessive moisture entering the glasses. Installing the update is not a claim that the frames are waterproof, and the supplied information does not say that the glasses are suitable for exercise or heavy sweat.

Meta Glasses product context

Meta launched Meta Glasses with EssilorLuxottica at a starting price of $299. The initial range included Adventurer, Fury and Kylie Edition frame styles, as described in Meta's launch announcement.

The glasses launched in the US and Canada with Meta AI powered by Muse Spark, with availability expanding to other markets over time. Meta says they provide more than eight hours of battery life, with up to 40 additional hours available from the charging case.

Those launch details help separate Meta Glasses from Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta products. The version 130 notice is limited to the five named Meta Glasses styles, not every smart-glasses product associated with Meta.