Ray-Ban’s Meta Smart Glasses have crashed down to $246.75 from their usual orbit of $329 – that’s a solid 25% discount that ...

Even though most movies employ teams of specialists responsible for shaping each character’s look, mistakes still happen. As a result, sharp-eyed viewers can spot occasional inconsistencies in makeup, ...

There is a $148 difference between the Gen 1 models, which cost $262, and the Gen 2 models, which cost $410, and most users won’t even notice the improvements in their normal use. This record-low ...

If you've ever wished your sunglasses could play music, take photos, or even answer questions for you, then you're in luck. Select Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses models are seeing generous discounts for ...

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Amazon's Black Friday sale includes deals on tech devices like the Ray-Ban Wayfarer Meta Glasses. These smart glasses can capture photos, take calls, listen to music, and use Meta AI for tasks like ...

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 ...

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 ...

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EssilorLuxottica's shares rise 13.8% after strong Q3 sales AI-powered glasses boost sales, prompt production increase Analysts see smart glasses as major innovation The Paris-listed group, founded by ...

I've spent years testing clunky glasses that don't live up to their promises, but Meta's latest might finally deliver on the dream of AR eyewear. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, ...