The device operates on a dedicated operating system, powered by a built-in 5G modem that eliminates reliance on local Wi-Fi networks. Users navigate the interface via a two-inch OLED touchscreen and a fingerprint sensor designed for immediate activation of the Muse AI agent. Beyond its conversational capabilities, the hardware includes integrated cameras for environmental awareness, alongside microphones, speakers, and a USB-C port for standard charging.
While Mark Zuckerberg confirmed a holiday release window, specific pricing remains unannounced. Industry reports suggest the device will be positioned in the same price bracket as a standard smartwatch. Managing the ecosystem requires the Muse app, available on both iOS and Android platforms, though details regarding recurring mobile carrier fees for the 5G connectivity are still being finalized by the company.

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