A:AnswerYou could get a cord that will strap around the back of your head to keep them up. These glasses cant be adjusted due to the electronics and hard plastic construction.
A:AnswerThe direct answer is no.
It currently only supports WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook for live streaming.
But you can record clips and share those on any platform.
Personally I would have loved using the camera to live stream to any platform, as you would with a web cam. But currently that is locked down to Meta platforms only.
Hopefully that changes in the future.
A:AnswerYes, there are replacement lenses online. You can swap out yourself, or mail them into an authorized retailer. Many different ones available, you would have to Google the frame you have and search replacement lens.
A:AnswerThe Ray-Ban glasses do not work with Augmented Reality such as you would experience with a Meta Quest headset.
Rather with the use of Meta AI to assist you with questions, taking and sharing photos, and listening to music.
A:AnswerI think most people are fascinated by the built in photo/video capability in the camera. Someday, the AI will be more robust and that will be a more compelling feature as well. Right now, it's the audio built into the arms that is the best feature in my opinion. We all have fancy headphones for times when we want to shut the world out and listen. These are perfect for when you are still part of the world around you and you want to enjoy music/podcasts.
A:AnswerHi Frye!
Replacement cases are available for purchase through the Ray-Ban Help Centre. You'll need to create an account if you don't already have one. Once you've been logged in as a registered user, select Buy replacement parts and enter your Ray-Ban Meta model code to ensure that the correct charging case is purchased.
If you have more questions you can also contact our Support Team via our website.
