Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1), Wayfarer, Shiny Black | Smart AI Glasses for Men, Women — 12 MP Ultra-Wide Camera, Open-Ear Speakers for Audio, Video Recording and Bluetooth — Green Lenses — Sunglasses

These Ray‑Ban Meta Wayfarer are honestly the perfect mix of style and tech. They look just like regular Ray‑Ban Wayfarers, so you don’t feel like you’re wearing bulky “gadget glasses,” but they’re packed with smart features. The camera is super convenient for quick photos and videos hands-free, and the audio is surprisingly clear for calls and music without blocking outside noise. Great for walking around, traveling, or just everyday errands. The touch controls are easy to use, and battery life easily lasts most of the day for normal use. Comfort is solid, lenses are crisp, and build quality feels premium. If you want smart glasses that actually look good and work well, these are 100% worth it. I end up wearing them way more than I expected.

I wasn’t sure what to expect at first, but these Meta glasses exceeded my expectations. The audio quality is surprisingly clear, the cameras take great photos and videos, and they’re comfortable enough to wear for long periods. Being able to listen to music, take calls, and capture moments without pulling out my phone is incredibly convenient.

My fiance loved these for his christmas present. They have held up well. Would definitely purchase again.

I bought these glasses beginning of December and I thought I was gonna love them! For a while, I did with the exception of the fact that it would randomly stop connecting to my text messages and I would have to repare them. Although this is annoying, it wasn’t a dealbreaker. I took these on vacation at the end of March and now they are basically just regular Ray-Ban glasses. The battery will not charge. Try to contact Ray-Ban customer service and they said they would give me a new pair but when I went through the process, it kept telling me that it was past the 30 day warranty. These are $300 glasses and no way should they only last for three months. I had recommended these to all of my family and friends and now after telling them about my experience, they have decided not to purchase Maybe other are more resilient but at this point, I paid $300 for just a regular pair of Ray-Ban’s

I have had these about 6 months now and I absolutely love them. The arms over time have became loose so that’s not too good but overall I wear these everyday and it’s been the best purchase so far.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a pair of smart glasses, but the Meta Wayfarer by Ray-Ban completely exceeded my expectations. At first glance, they look like classic Ray-Ban Wayfarers—sleek, lightweight, and stylish. But it’s what’s embedded inside that truly sets them apart. The built-in camera and open-ear audio are standout features. I love being able to capture point-of-view photos and videos hands-free, whether I’m hiking, cooking, or playing with my kids. The voice command integration with Meta AI is responsive and surprisingly intuitive. Music and calls sound clear, even in mildly noisy environments, and I can still hear what’s going on around me. Battery life is decent for casual daily use, and the included charging case is compact and functional. While privacy and occasional connection glitches are something to be mindful of, these glasses offer an exciting glimpse into how wearable tech can become seamlessly part of everyday life. If you're looking for a stylish entry point into the world of smart wearables, this is a solid investment. Fashion meets function in the best possible way.

I bought these used with minor scratches, no problem because I got them to put prescription lenses in. After my annual eye test (my vision thankfully has been stable this year for a change, so the prescription was the same) I gave them to the staff to send off for lenses after signing a waiver that they would not be responsible for any damage to my frames. When I picked them up, my doctor said the company declined to fit the lenses, so he did it himself. My new lenses are progressive, transition, and coated, but in the car they won’t darken much, if at all, because the car’s glass absorbs UV, so I bought aftermarket clip-on, flip-up sunglasses for my Wayfarers. Back home the first thing I did was charge them. Then I downloaded the app, turned them on, put them on, and ran through the instructions. They were very clear and easy to follow. As eyeglasses, I like the fit and the big lenses. I’m not crazy about the looks, but I didn’t buy them for how they look to others, and to the minor extent that I care, the Wayfarer style is classic. As smart glasses, I like how easy it was to pair Bluetooth with my i14. The audio quality is excellent, as far as I can tell with my minor old age hearing loss, and open ear lets me hear the outside world. I’m not so good with the volume control yet, so I do that on my phone, but the audio pause/resume feature is useful. The glasses give an audio cue when I put them on, and another very shortly after when Bluetooth is active. The only times I’ve used the camera were when I fat-fingered the button by mistake, but the photos looked okay before I deleted them on my phone. I like the way the glasses answer the phone and handle texts, hands-free and more convenient than my Fitbit Sense 2, great when driving. I haven’t tried talking to “Hey, Meta” much, but it’s a very interesting feature. My main disappointment is the short battery life, in hindsight not surprising with such small batteries. Sometimes I carry my old glasses in my shirt pocket so I can switch while I charge these. The app, which by the way should stay active when wearing these glasses, displays battery %. Charging in the case requires some jiggling to make contact. The charging case is not sold separately. I bought an aftermarket charger that’s easier to use, seems faster, and lets me charge in more than one place: case in the car, new charger in the bedroom. Oh, before I forget again, the glasses give an audio low battery warning at 15% and again at 5%. After charging, when I put them on, they give an audio report, 100% battery. This review page suggests that I should mention value for money. I consider this a positive, with audio better than in-ear plugs or pods, still camera and video camera, phone and text answering, access to AI, and stylish sunglasses for much less than the total price of buying them all separately. One thing I try to remember when I write a review, if I had it to do over again knowing what I know now, would I still buy it? Yes! Edited to add: Yesterday I started a timer when I put on the glasses. I didn't use the audio much, maybe half an hour or so in total, and the 15% bat warning came at 5 hours and 45 minutes, better than I expected. I will time it with full time audio music and report. The aftermarket charger took them back to 100% in 57 minutes. I haven't timed the charging case yet, but will add that when I do. Updated edit: After several charges using each, although not precisely timed, the case and the aftermarket charger take substantially the same amount of time to charge the Wayfarers to 100%. The aftermarket charger has a light on full-time when it’s holding the glasses, red for charging and green for fully charged. The case’s light turns on only briefly upon opening or closing the case. Rather than interrupting the charging process to check battery status, especially when charging with the case, I use the app to get the current battery percentage. Update after just over a year of use: Sorry to say the focus is mainly on the negative. 1. They tend to slide down my nose when I'm active, which causes the audio to pause. It's very annoying, especially after buying Amazon Alexa Echo glasses that play on even when I remove them. Software issue. 2. The battery life is too short. The new second generation doubles the battery life, but that doesn't help me, just tells me that the problem was recognized. 3. The software consumes battery life much faster than my Alexa glasses, which I can wear for an hour without exercising any smart functions and find the battery still at 100%. These glasses' software consumes the battery faster even when not actively using any smart function, although I haven't tested or measured how much. One would hope that Meta software would be at least as good as Amazon. 4. I seldom use the camera, still or video; I mainly listen to music and use the phone when I want a camera. For my purposes I much prefer the Alexa glasses. 5. So I'm changing my conclusion: If I had it to do over again knowing what I know now, would I still buy them? Regrettably, no. I might go for the second generation, but probably would stick with Amazon Alexa Echo.

For someone who’s older and not hip to new age tech and AI I decided to order a pair of these and try them out. They're very user friendly. The quality of the camera is amazing, it translates easily with just a push of a couple buttons. It only has a handful of languages, but they are common languages to Americans. They also block the sun really well as most all Ray-Bans do. They don’t look or feel much different than normal sunglasses. Their weight isn’t even noticeable when wearing. They fit nicely and they look like the classics. I have to mention the Meta App. It’s super easy to use and the fun and useful things with it are so great! Really! You can actually play around with photos and make animations and videos! So at any rate, these glasses only cost a hundred bucks or so more than the non-AI ones. I 100% recommend buying a pair of these.

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Thank you seller. Love it. Rayban meta is the ultimate glass.

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