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  • Specifications
    Noise Cancelling (Active)
    No
    Sound Mode
    Other
    Connection Type
    Wireless
    Wireless Connectivity
    Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
    True Wireless
    Yes
    Water Resistant
    Yes

Ray-Ban Meta - Wayfarer Smart Glasses with Meta AI, Audio, Photo, Video Compatibility - Polarized Gradient Graphite Lenses - Matte Black

Model:601ST350
SKU:6560289
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Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars with 631 reviews

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93%would recommend to a friend

Customers are saying

Customers are delighted by the Wayfarer Smart Glasses' camera quality, sound quality, and comfort. They appreciate the stylish design and ease of use, finding them perfect for everyday wear. However, some users have concerns about the battery life and the price, with some feeling that the features do not justify the cost.

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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    Airpod Pro Killers

    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.

    Posted by ZFold666

  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    Slick, can't go wrong with polarized.

    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.

    Posted by Sean

  • Rated 4 out of 5 stars

    Convenient and stylish, a strong improvement

    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.

    Posted by Sean

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