Meta Platforms shares fell 3.35% to $751.51 as selling pressure moved the stock from around $770 toward the $750 support zone on September 25, 2026. The decline followed the company’s announcement of Muse features for its AI glasses and Charm, a smaller device designed to let users interact with the system. Muse is intended to respond to what users see, assist during conversations, and support shopping, payments, work integrations and daily tasks. Meta plans to expand its AI glasses range to more than 100 styles by year-end, extending its consumer artificial intelligence strategy beyond smartphones. The system will also have its own email address and connect users with digital services. A valuation snapshot placed META 11.73% below its GF Value estimate of $856.24, although that calculation does not establish future performance. Meta has identified subscriptions, purchases and advertising as potential revenue models for Muse but has not disclosed confirmed revenue figures from the product.