They come with a faux leather case that doubles as a charging station. It looks very similar to a traditional Ray-Ban case ...

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Meta's most futuristic device is here, and critics have some thoughts about it. The $800 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, which have a built-in display for the first time in Meta's brief history of ...

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Eight-hour battery life. Upgraded camera shoots 3K photos and slow-motion video. Ray-Bans sure do look slick. Pricier than predecessor. App forces you to interact with Meta’s most annoying AI. Insert ...

The Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses are quite a but thicker than the company's other smart glasses. (Karissa Bell for Engadget) I've been wearing the $800 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses daily for ten days ...

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Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses fuse classic Ray-Ban style with advanced 2025 AR eyewear technology, featuring a built-in color display, gesture control via Neural Band, AI assistant, and seamless ...

Meta’s new glasses have twice the battery life, but they still have the tricky issue of being a camera right on your face. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See ...

When Meta first partnered with Ray-Ban to create smart glasses in 2021, I wasn’t sure who they were for. It sounded like a cool idea, but one that would get old quickly and not be something people ...

If you see someone nearby wearing thick Ray-Ban glasses, maybe staring off into space a bit and making small gestures with their fingers, you could be witness to the next big piece of wearable tech.