TL;DR

  • Meta has limited Conversation Focus on its smart glasses to three hours of use per month.
  • Meta offers 15 hours of monthly use through its $19.99-per-month Meta One subscription.
  • Conversation Focus runs on-device on the glasses and does not require an internet connection.

Meta has capped its Conversation Focus feature on smart glasses at three hours of use per month, according to a Meta help page cited in reporting by The Verge and Android Authority.

Conversation Focus is an accessibility feature on Meta smart glasses. After three hours of monthly use, users are prompted to upgrade to a paid plan. Meta offers expanded access through Meta One, a subscription priced at $19.99 per month that raises the limit to 15 hours per month.

Android Authority reported that Conversation Focus runs entirely on the glasses rather than in the cloud. The feature does not require an internet connection to work, making this a usage cap on an on-device feature rather than a cloud-based service.

Related questions

  • What is Meta Conversation Focus on smart glasses?
  • How many hours of Conversation Focus does Meta include each month?
  • What does the Meta One subscription cost, and how many hours does it provide?
  • Does Conversation Focus require an internet connection?

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