Meta - Ray-Ban Display & Neural Band | AI glasses with in-lens display - Shiny frame, standard - band size 2 - Sand

The Meta Smart Glasses bring your digital world right in front of your eyes without feeling bulky or distracting. With a sleek, everyday design, they let you snap photos, record videos, listen to music, and even take calls—all hands-free. What really stands out is how natural they feel to use. Built-in speakers deliver surprisingly clear audio without blocking your ears, and the camera captures moments instantly with just a tap or voice command. Integrated AI features also let you ask questions, get directions, or interact with your surroundings in real time. They’re not a full AR headset, but that’s actually the appeal—they blend style and smart tech without looking futuristic or awkward. If you want something low-key that upgrades your daily life with convenience and functionality, these glasses hit that sweet spot.

Positive: Great gadget with screen; audio is good, you can forget to use earbuds for calls; Vídeo call on WhatsApp is ok, still room for improvement stability connection with the phone; camera is good, great for photos and videos Cons: a lot of features are region lock, is somebody use this outside US; no AI; no Maps (even though the maps are available abroad, but no guidance) Battery performance is an issue; No third party apps like Google Maps, YouTube Music, no connection to a smartwatch. The aspect ratio of the photos and video are vertical (no landscape aspect ratio). Overall amazing gadget, hope Meta can unlock all the features for users who use the glasses outside the US. Good for adventure Sports.

The Meta display glasses are actually pretty cool. The audio is clear, the camera quality is solid for quick pics and videos, and the hands-free features make them super convenient. Battery life could be better, but overall they’re stylish and functional without feeling too techy. Definitely a cool everyday gadget.

They are good for music and phone calls. AR is basically useless unless you want to play the only game that it comes with. You don't receive any phone notifications so you constantly have to look at your phone anyway. The only notifications you get are text messages and messenger messages. Only compatible with Facebook apps. Pretty much useless for $799. I want to find a reason to wear them but I just can't besides taking a phone call. Not to mention the glasses' lenses can also cause headaches because of the weird lenses. The meta band about 40% of the time. Extremely frustrating. Must not work for all wrist? This was after being sized accordingly as well. I've sent messages on accident because the band was so buggy. Just trying to back out of the message app. Extremely frustrating. It's a big swing and a miss.

I wasn’t expecting to be impressed. I thought it would be cool, maybe interesting for a week. But this surprised me. They look like normal Ray-Bans. Stylish, clean, premium. No one can tell they’re smart glasses until you show them. And when you do, the reaction is always the same: “Wait… what?” The display feels natural. Getting quick info without pulling out my phone is something I didn’t realize I needed. After a few days, it just became part of my routine. It doesn’t feel like a gadget. It feels like the next step. And honestly, I love that feeling.