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Ray-Ban | Meta Smart Glasses, Wayfarer

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Size: Regular


Color: Shiny Black / Clear


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 17, 2024


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    • Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Review – Stylish, Functional, and Packed with Tech
Size: Regular Color: Matte Black/ Polarized Gradient Graphite
The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased two pairs of Ray-Ban Meta glasses—one with transition lenses and one with polarized lenses—and they’ve been a game changer for my daily life and content creation. Here’s a breakdown of my experience with both pairs and their features: What I Loved • Hands-Free Content Creation: These glasses have made it incredibly easy to record high-quality videos while keeping my hands free. As a content creator, I love giving my audience a first-person view of what I’m doing, and the ease of snapping photos or shooting videos on the go is unmatched. • Stylish and Discreet Design: The Wayfarer style is a timeless classic, and over 99% of people won’t even realize these are smart glasses. I get all the benefits of advanced tech without sacrificing style. • Polarized Lens Quality: The clarity of the polarized lenses is unreal. They block out the sun beautifully, especially in Florida’s intense sunlight, and make driving feel sharper and more vibrant. • Immersive Sound Quality: Listening to music and taking calls without earbuds is an incredible experience. The sound is immersive, theater-like, and subtle enough that people nearby won’t hear it. I even had a crystal-clear call with my dad, and he had no idea I was using glasses for audio! The Cons • Transition Lenses Fall Short Outdoors: While they’re great indoors, the transition lenses don’t adapt quickly enough to the Florida sun and don’t block out glare as effectively as polarized lenses. If you need strong sun protection, go for the polarized option. • “Hey Meta” Feature is a Letdown: This was the biggest disappointment. The voice assistant is unreliable and drains the battery rapidly. For example, when I asked it to delete a video, it looped endlessly without actually doing it. It also struggled with recognizing objects—I asked about a man-made mountain, and it gave me a completely inaccurate answer. I’ve since turned this feature off. • Battery Life with “Hey Meta”: With the assistant on, the battery drained by 10% for a 3-minute video. Turning it off drastically improved performance—only 1% battery drain for the same recording length. If you want the glasses to last all day, keep “Hey Meta” off. • Fit Needed Adjustments: Out of the box, the glasses were slightly heavy and slid down my nose. Adding nose pads resolved the issue and made them much more comfortable for extended wear. Overall Thoughts These glasses excel in hands-free convenience, exceptional call quality, and immersive sound, all wrapped in a stylish, discreet design. While the “Hey Meta” feature fell short and the battery life could be better with it enabled, turning it off made a world of difference. If you’re looking for stylish smart glasses that deliver high-quality content creation and audio, I highly recommend these—especially the polarized lenses. They’ve exceeded my expectations in so many ways and are now a daily essential for me! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024 by Dennis Marshall
    • Super Awesome
Size: Regular Color: Matte Jeans Transparent / Polarized Dust...
These are great. I love the photo and video capability with voice control or the top button, it's great for when I'm driving. The audio listening to music is great, not much bass, but sounds great none the less. These glasses are worth it for just those two things. The AI is pretty cool, similar to Siri but worse and better in ways. The battery seems to last around 2-3 hours. Overall, I love to wear them and listen to music. Easy uploads to your photo and Spotify works well. You need to press play on your phone the first time for music, but when you're connected you have voice control. I wish I could record video without the light being on. I wore them snowboarding and the video was very stable and good, voice control of video was awesome too while riding. Easier than having a GoPro mounted on my helmet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024 by David in the Colorado Mountains
    • Don't worry about the AI too much
Size: Regular Color: Matte Black / Clear to Graphite Green Tr...
The glasses are amazing. They take calls, pictures, videos, and play music discreetly in your brain. The AI doesn't do all the things I want it too, but as futuristic as we want these to be, we arnt there yet. Be realistic lol. I did also get the AI to translate a japanese sentence for me even when it said it couldn't. If you cant ask it a question, factory reset it. That should fix it. Im so happy with this purchase. Also. To anyone who buys these. I have a cheat code for you. Cup your ears if you want to blast these bad boys when listening to music. It's nuts ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024 by KingRecluse
    • Update 2. Device so useless as to be unbelievable. Software is not ready for Prime Time
Size: Regular Color: Matte Black/ Polarized Gradient Graphite
This is an update to an update to an update. I’ve officially downgraded these glasses to one star. If the Amazon Gods would only let us use negative values I would be even happier. . After almost 10 days of trying to use these things while on our European vacation, I have to declare them the single most defective, most useless device purchased on Amazon (or anywhere) in a very long time. I normally carry both an iPhone and iPad with me. The software is so kludgy that it never knows where or how to connect. The Ai function does not work at all. Period. No amount of fiddling will make it work. This, in spite of the fact that I’ve tried connecting to the US via a VPN. To make things worse is the fact that you will often, and unknowingly, begin to take either photos or videos. I have some stunning photos of my shoes, the carpet, and the bright blue sky. This all happens as you sit in a lounge chair looking goofy because the LED light, which cannot be disabled, blinks to let people know you seem to prefer a video of your shoes rather than the stunning native scenery. People tend to alternate looking at you as both a pervert and an idiot. Good grief, I can’t wait to send these things back to Amazon. The value of this product should be about $10 and be on the rack in the convention store with the other cheap glasses that are more often stolen than purchased. These glasses are so useless as to be really unbelievable. They will not stay connected to any iOS device. They constantly lose Bluetooth connectivity. It seems the Ai function is not available outside the US as it refuses to work in Europe. The glasses refuse to connect to a European WiFi. Whatever you do. Do NOT believe any of the glowing reviews from the YouTube hucksters who are getting free swag and being paid to tout this product. Take it from me. These glasses are not going to do what you want them to do. Rayban you should be ashamed of lending your good name to a carnival side show barker such as Zuckerberg. So, while everyone is posting somewhat rave reviews, let’s discuss the cons of owning these glasses. I bought these glasses for use both on vacation, as well as an addition to my studio cameras that I use for my Edge Of Innovation channel on YouTube. The software is wonky. Seemingly it will not pair with two iOS devices. For example, you cannot pair the device with both your iPhone and IPad. Once paired there is a goofy, convoluted process to do a full reset of the glasses in order to pair with another device. Speaking of using with an iPad…there is no iPad specific app for the glasses. To use the Meta View app one must use the app as an iPhone app in the enlarged view in the portrait mode. Software this bad from two major companies is simply unacceptable in today’s world. As we all know, there is no love lost between Apple and Meta. This becomes clear when using this device. It is my greatest hope that Apple will create a competing device and Sherlock this device from Meta. I should mention that the only reason this is not a 1-star review is because the glasses themselves are okay as far as actually working as sun glasses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024 by B Taylor

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