Customer Ratings & Reviews

I picked up the Meta AI Ray-Ban glasses as a true last minute Christmas gift for my son, and I honestly could not have made a better choice. From the moment he opened the box, his face lit up, and that reaction alone made this purchase worth it. The glasses look just like classic Ray-Bans, which I really appreciated. They do not scream tech gadget, but once you put them on, the technology inside is impressive. The sound quality was a huge surprise. It is clear, crisp, and immersive without needing earbuds. He can listen to music, take calls, and still be aware of what is going on around him, which is a big plus. The built in camera is another standout feature. He has been able to capture photos and videos hands free, which is perfect for everyday moments and makes it feel effortless and fun. The Meta AI functionality adds a cool, modern touch too. Simple voice commands actually work smoothly and make the glasses feel futuristic without being complicated. Setup was quick and easy right out of the box, and battery life has been solid for daily use. Overall, these glasses strike a great balance between style and innovation. If you are looking for a unique gift, especially for someone who loves tech but still cares about style, this is a home run. What started as a rushed Christmas decision turned into one of the best gifts I gave this year. Highly recommend!

You can just tell from holding these glasses that theyre made with quality in mind. Feels like great glasses that are simple and sleek enough to not look gaudy, but still turns heads with its clearly high quality look and feel while using. I love these and will never to back to go pro and am putting my friends on to these glasses to record our dirtbike tricks. Great quality all around from the video and stays on my face just fine while ripping trails on a dirtbike, so saying I am impressed with everything about the meta glasses would be a weak explanation for how cool it is to own. Probably my favorite modern piece of technology. I have never had quality this good while shaking around dirt jumps on bikes with no shaking from a helmet mounted camera. Not to mention how many conversations were strted over questions about the glasses. Its just a good vibe going out with my glasses (i never wore glasses one day and now its constant haha)

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are stylish and functional smart glasses that excel at capturing memories from a first-person perspective and providing excellent audio quality for calls and music, but their AI features and overall usefulness are still a bit limited, not quite justifying the high price for most people. Reviewers highlight the glasses' comfortable, stylish design that resembles regular Ray-Bans, their surprisingly good audio, and the convenience of hands-free photo and video capture. However, cons include only vertical video recording, limited battery life during heavy use, a somewhat bulky feel, and a lack of integration with many popular third-party apps. The Meta AI features, while improved over time, are still seen by some as a novelties rather than essential tools, making the glasses more appealing to tech enthusiasts or those already looking for new Ray-Bans

These glasses were everything that I imagined. Well designed, frames fit perfectly and they are put together very well. Not flimsy or easily broken as I have accidentally dropped them. My pictures are perfect and I can even listen to my music. I can ask Meta what I’m looking at, a picture will snap and Meta will tell me exactly what I’m looking at! The glasses comes with a cool charging case as well! These glasses are dope!

After a week with the Galaxy Buds Pro 3, I’m genuinely hooked. First off, these buds look sleek. The design has this sharp blade-like edge that gives them a futuristic vibe, and the LED lights are a nice touch—they add a subtle glow that makes them feel more high-tech without being flashy. Sound-wise, they’re amazing. Deep bass, crisp highs, and everything just sounds full and immersive. I’m super impressed with the noise-canceling—it’s powerful enough to block out background noise, but the transparency mode feels natural, like I’m not even wearing earbuds. The fit is another win. I can keep these in for hours without my ears getting sore. Battery life has been solid too—around 8 hours per charge, and the quick charge gives me an hour in just five minutes. And switching between my devices is seamless, which I didn’t realize would be this convenient. Overall, the Galaxy Buds Pro 3 are looking and performing like a real upgrade in every way.

This has quickly have become my most used piece of tech. I wear them all day and I love the transition lenses as well. The price is very comparable to non-smart glasses and look great as well. Here is a list of what I love about them. The camera: Taking pictures and videos on here are amazing. The picture and video quality are almost indistinguishable from my iphone 15 Pro Max. I love how I can take photos and videos of my family without leaving the moment of what we're doing. It's a great option for those kids who are camera shy as well. It's like having a GoPro style camera capturing your POV everywhere you go. I was at the carnival with my son and no one knew I was recording while on the rides. I love how the clips save to your phone unlike a GoPro or a standalone camera. So all your phone pictures and video blend seamless with Meta photos and video for a fun montage Youtube video. I use to carry my phone, GoPro, and Vlogging camera to a vacation. Now with the glasses, I wear my sunglasses and use my phone. The camera only shoots in vertical video, which is a downside, but great for youtube and social media. If I was going to make a professional video with my mirrorless camera and lenses, you can still incorporate the vertical video into your landscape video in unique ways. I also love using these as a sport camera while I ride my bike, Onewheel, or playing where a GoPro would be handy. Microphone and Headphones: Besides the cameras, this is what I use my glasses the most. I love having headphones with me that aren't plugging my ears. The microphone sounds perfect on the phone and video clips. The headphones sound amazing and very clear. You do need to have the understanding they won't be as good as in ear headphones. The base is not as deep, but still there. These don't replace my other headphones, but for audiobooks and music on the go, they are incredible. I used to have an airpod in my ear all day and now it feels amazing not having anything in my ears. Meta AI: The AI is still in it's infancy, but very effective and I enjoy using it. Of course it works great for using it for sending messages, phone calls, reading texts, ect. But I enjoy using it for information. I ask for the top news every day, I play trivia, I love how it can identify objects and plants using the cameras. I use it for driving down the road and see a new restaurant, I can ask it for the reviews and what they sell. I walked around a college campus and using the camera, it identified the building and told me the history. It's a lot of fun using it as a travel guide. What's great with the AI, it will only improve with more updates. These glasses are for those that love filming and taking photos. You don't need to be an influencer to enjoy these. These are the perfect family glasses to capture amazing moments that can be posted or stay on your camera roll. It's great for those that can't have earbuds in their ears at work. I wear these every day and I never leave the house without them.

Honestly the glasses are a little heavy, weighing down on your ears. Wish there was a way to exchange my lenses to the transitioning lenses instead. Other than that Ai works great i ask john cena questions all day. The picture and video quality is second to none. By far the coolest technology ive experienced other than Iphones.

“Classic Ray‑Ban styling (Wayfarer) that doesn’t scream ‘tech gadget,’ so you can wear them at work or with clients without looking weird. I love it! It’s easy to use, and the sound is crisp!”

The new Ray-Bay Meta glasses are not too heavy and have the benefit of the classic Wayfarer aesthetic. The camera quality is surprisingly good, even in darker settings. Even when not used for the camera, the audio is solid and quite passable. I wouldn't go as far as to say it's a replacement for a good pair of earbuds, but the convenience factor is unparalleled. It functions as a quick camera, Bluetooth headset, and sunglasses. It's hard to beat, frankly. The Ray-Ban Meta glasses require the Meta View app on the Play Store/App Store to get their full functionality. It allows you to transfer the photos/videos you've taken from the glasses as well as change settings and setup options such as voice assistants. It also has integration with specific apps like Spotify, when set up it allows you to hold the media button (the side of the glasses) and it will recommend a song and begin playing (essentially an immediate smart shuffle, current Spotify users will know what I'm referring to). The only downside I have found is the battery life is not the greatest, roughly four hours of use. This appears to be the trade-off for the frame being much lighter than other smart glasses (of course still noticeably heavier than sunglasses by themselves). I switched to this pair from the transition version, and I am very happy. The polarized lenses also help prevent glare from light sources. I will say, the frames are on the larger end if you have a small face. These non-transition sunglasses will help mask that fact as it's more difficult to see where the lens starts and begins. However, I would definitely recommend that you try them on in-store if you are able to, just to see if they would fit your face properly.

As a wedding photographer, I’m obsessed with my Meta AI glasses! They’ve become an essential part of my workflow, especially for capturing behind-the-scenes content during weddings and engagement shoots. The ability to record hands-free video while I work is a total game-changer. I can stay in the moment with my couple while the glasses quietly capture candid footage with amazing video quality and surprisingly clear audio—even in outdoor or busy environments. The still photos are crisp, and I’ve even used a few directly in my social posts. Uploading everything is super smooth and intuitive—no clunky setup or delays. I love being able to quickly share BTS clips with my clients or post right to social media in real time. If you're a photographer (or content creator) looking to add another creative layer to your work, I can’t recommend these enough. Stylish, functional, and so easy to use. I bring them to every wedding now!

I’ve been using the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (Gen 2) for a few weeks now, and I can honestly say they have changed how I go about my day. I picked mine up at Best Buy, and they are worth every penny. The "Magic" Moment: The best part about these isn't just the tech—it's the freedom. Last weekend, I was able to record a video of my dog playing at the park while actually playing with him. I didn't have to experience the moment through a phone screen. The POV (point-of-view) footage is incredibly stable and looks exactly like what I'm seeing with my own eyes. Sound Quality: I was skeptical about the "open-ear" speakers, but they are phenomenal. I can listen to my favorite podcasts or take work calls while walking through the city, and I can still hear traffic and people around me. It feels like having a private soundtrack to my life that no one else can hear. Meta AI is a Game Changer: In 2025, the AI features are remarkably sharp. I’ve used the "Look and Tell" feature to translate menus instantly and even to ask for recipe ideas while looking at ingredients in my fridge. It’s like having a helpful assistant sitting on your shoulder. Style & Comfort: Most "smart" tech looks bulky or "nerdy," but these just look like classic Ray-Bans. They are lightweight enough to wear all day, and I opted for the Transitions lenses so I can wear them as regular glasses when I’m indoors. Final Verdict: If you’re on the fence, just get them. They are the perfect blend of style and utility. Whether you’re a content creator or just someone who wants to stay off their phone more while still staying connected, these are the best wearable on the market right now. Pros: Incredible 12MP camera for hands-free memories. Crystal clear audio for calls and music. Actually looks stylish (not like a gadget). Charging case is sleek and fits in a pocket. Cons: You’ll never want to go back to "regular" sunglasses again!

These are awesome! Theyll read my messages to me, act as headphones, i can snap pictures or videos from my point of view, share messages and photos with my voice, ask AI questions, ask them to look at stuff and tell me about them. I used them to identify vehicle models, wildlife, and translate stuff. The translation feature is one of two of the features that I didnt love though. It only translates from a couple of languages and only from what you can see. The language I want to use is not supported. Only other con is the battery life is about 30-45 min of video recording (standby time is good enough - most of the day with some use). This isnt a big con though, as the included case carries extra battery charge and charges the glasses halfway in about 20 minutes. The 4 star review is specific to the transition lenses. They arent dark enough most of the time, like not at all while driving - and they cost extra! Im going to swap them out for some shaded ones. Those are gonna be 5 star.

I took these to Warped Tour 2025 in Long Beach and they performed great. The transition lenses kept the sun out of my eyes without getting too dark. Image and video quality was surprisingly very good, and being able to record candid moments with just a button press meant I didn’t miss anything by pulling out my phone. Battery life is average, which is understandable for someone so small, but putting them back in the case for about 15 minutes brought them close to a full charge. They look natural too, no one has asked if they’re “smart” glasses yet. Overall, stylish, discreet, and a lot of fun to use. I also included a photo of the photo quality, video quality is about the same, and the audio is surprisingly good too.

I purchased these glasses and I love them. There was no display at the store so I bought them ‘sight unseen in the box’. None of the techs/associates knew anything about them, the warranty, different models, etc…. So I kinda went out on a limb using my personal research of them as my only guide. Along the way, I educated the 2 young men about the Meta Glasses and everything they’re capable of! They were amazed and had no idea! When I left they both wanted to buy a pair for themselves. These glasses are easy to set up, learn and use. I’m going to buy another pair. The Spanish to English live conversation translator is awesome! It also does French and Italian. I’m sure Meta will add more languages. Photo and video quality is outstanding. I definitely got my monies worth!

So convenient to have especially since you’re wearing them like sunglasses and capture the moment at anytime. I wore them during 4th of July and I didn’t have to worry about taking my phone out and recording I was able to be in the moment and just say “hey meta, start recording””. Amazing!! Absolutely hands down recommend. No doubt in my mind. If you like capturing moments at anytime these are for you. The photo I’m sharing is just a shot of a video moment my husband and I were able to capture for each point of view. Super good quality. And got the trick shot lol

[Employee of bestbuy] The new Ray-Bay Meta glasses are not too heavy and have the benefit of the classic Wayfarer aesthetic. The camera quality is surprisingly good, even in darker settings. Even when not used for the camera, the audio is solid and quite passable. I wouldn't go as far as to say it's a replacement for a good pair of earbuds, but the convenience factor is unparalleled. It functions as a quick camera, Bluetooth headset, and sunglasses. It's hard to beat, frankly. The Ray-Ban Meta glasses require the Meta View app on the Play Store/App Store to get their full functionality. It allows you to transfer the photos/videos you've taken from the glasses as well as change settings and setup options such as voice assistants. It also has integration with specific apps like Spotify, when set up it allows you to hold the media button (the side of the glasses) and it will recommend a song and begin playing (essentially an immediate smart shuffle, current Spotify users will know what I'm referring to). The only downside I have found is the battery life is not the greatest, roughly four hours of use. This appears to be the trade-off for the frame being much lighter than other smart glasses (of course still noticeably heavier than sunglasses by themselves). I did end up exchanging these glasses for the polarized version as these transition glasses do not work in a car. Something along the lines of, "The windshield blocks UV light so the glasses will not respond to the sunlight and revert back to clear". That's more of a lens "issue" rather than an issue with the glasses themselves, however. I would recommend these glasses in general if you like slick gadgets that don't scream tech nerd too heavily.

There were a couple of things keeping this from 5 stars. The main one is that it is not explicitly said how important the meta view app is to use the glasses. Anything to do with the camera requires the app. The cameras are simialr to an iphone 6s. Not great by todays standards but for a camera on your face exceeded my expectations. It is good to note as well that there is only one camera. The other camera looking part is a small led that lets people know you are recording. So when taking a picture it is always slight off from center. The microphones are very good and pick up sound all around you when taking video. The speakers can then play it back in a spatial audioesque way that is very good. While also doing a good job at isolating your voice. The batery life could be a bit longer. Granted the only time I’ve had them conpletely die is when live streaming. They advertise 4 hours of battery but this is longer if you put them in the case while in the shade. When lice streaming using the meta view app battery is drained very quickly. I got about 2% per min with no audio playing just live streaming. The changing case is very nice leather and acts like a normal case charging the glasses through contacts in the nose bridge. If these ever go in sale I would recomend getting them. Its fairly niche but the audio is good enough to justify it alone. I got transition lens with mine to be able to use them more and there great but it was not worth it. With regular lenses its more worth it. Again if it goes on sale I would say get it. Especially since raybans has many different models that are more expensive than these. Except these have added functionality.

Husband loves them. Wears them everyday. Battery can last him a couple days without plugging in to charge, justs pops them back in the case. Video recording quality is good, as is the sound quality when listening to music or calls. He wishes the red transistion lenses got slightly darker

I really enjoy these glasses overall, but there are a few areas I wish were better. The video quality is impressive, but the photo quality could definitely use improvement. Battery life is shorter than I’d like, and low-light performance leaves a lot to be desired. I placed my order on September 9th, only to find out a few weeks later that Gen 2 was launching. Unfortunately, I’m now outside the return window, which is a total bummer because the new release has all the upgrades I would’ve preferred. All in all, the glasses are good and fun to use, but I can’t help but feel I would’ve been much happier with the newer version.

If you're the kind of person who likes to minimize gadgets you carry, this is a good option. The Ray-Ban | Meta functions as a regular eyewear, earphones and handy camera in one. Sound quality is good for quiet environments, I use it to listen to audiobooks and podcasts and occasionally taking phone calls. If you've got prescription eyewear, swapping out the lenses is a breeze. The transitions lens from my old Wayfarer Ease fit in this frame and I have been using them since I got the glasses. Battery life isn't great. It doesn't last all day for me, at most I get 4 hours of continuous use before needing to charge them. The case doubles as a charger so keep it within your reach if you do use the camera to capture photos and videos. I haven't taken advantage of the AI functionalities because it drains the battery a lot faster. But so far, I am happy with them.