Ray-ban | Meta Smart Glasses

Hidden camera? Yes Camera glasses in general? Gray space. The one good thing about smart glasses is that it helps blind people identify what's in front of them. The benefit of everyone having them is that the the mass production and support enable the product to still be viable for years (unlike oth

Thing is, whatever you may think of AI, the Meta smartglasses HAVE been revolutionary for blind folks. You may not truly realize how much most sighted people rely on sight and while your dad may have adapted to being legally blind, if he started out with sight, he likely still misses the ease of kno

I should also add what I do like about the Meta V2. I have the Transitions. They work great not too dark and well-balanced at low light. The battery lasts 6 hours. Plenty for the day for me. The case charges as well, so for the long 8+ staged matches, you can charge if there's a break. Charges very

If you're looking for smart glasses with better privacy and developer tools, definitely check out OpenVision. It's an open-source iOS app that allows you to connect your Meta Ray-Ban glasses to various AI models like OpenClaw or Gemini Live, giving you more control over privacy and offering a platfo

😂😂😂…this is such a horse shit gimme money lawsuit Devices like Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can record locally, but once paired with the Meta app, content can sync automatically depending on your settings. Meta doesn’t “watch live” through your glasses because the glasses arnt designed like that but a

Mostly software for me. I use Meta Ray-Bans a lot for POV driving clips, day-to-day capture, and testing workflows for content creation, and the hardware itself is honestly fine — but it feels pretty locked down. What I keep running into are software limits more than sensor limits: • Very limited co