Customer Ratings & Reviews

This tech will definitely redine wearable tech we know. The display is clear, the controls are very intuitive, and the capabilities are already awesome, but there is so much more that can be done (which i believe is in the works). The handwriting feature is still unreleased, the apps are pretty limited, and ive encountered some UI hiccups here and there but nothing major.

They are nice glasses. I wish the lens transitioned a little bit darker than what they are snd they are heavy on your nose snd if you wesr too long can give you a headache, but the sound quality is great. When in the phone people can hear you clear and not a lot of noise. The texting features are great haven’t tried the live translations yet.

To me, this is one of the biggest steps in technology since the Apple Watch. I’m not going to lie—it’s incredibly interesting what this device is capable of. The biggest value add, in my opinion, is Google Maps and live closed captions. That said, I think this device can be a double-edged sword. It’s very easy to immerse yourself deeply in the screen and lose track of what’s happening around you. Fun fact: you look funny to others when you’re staring at the screen. It almost looks like you’re high—your eyes seem lost, and you’re not really paying attention to the person in front of you.

I love my displays. Sure the cost stung. But it's just like a phone and phones cost more. I especially love my text being right there in my view. And the option to write out my response with my fingers right on my leg or table or whatever. I wish I could use Snapchat and my regular apps to video chat. But it's all good. I still love this

Easy to use, camera function works well. The on screen displace comes very handy. The screen doesn't distract/interfere with the glass (take time to get use to it).

Overall, I liked the hand-gesture controls, but they could be frustrating at times and did not feel practical for everyday use. The vision was somewhat blurry, although it could be adjusted. I think this product still needs significant improvements in design, compatibility, and overall user-friendliness before it is ready for release to the general public.

Pretty cool, nose area where the glasses sit on hurts after having them on for a while. A little too bulky. But over all nice camera quality love the Bluetooth. Hopefully next ones are more lightweight. And thinner for people with smaller faces. And also doesn’t have a lot of access to different apps.

I love these. I’ve been using them for about a month now. The battery lasts longer than I expected. Texting is easy, you can play music, take photos or videos, and use the translation feature. The gestures are easy. I did have to re pair the band once. They aren’t heavy like I expected (I don’t normally wear glasses). The only small downside is the band takes a special charger. I found an extra thin, tiny one on Amazon to carry in my purse. The glasses charge in the case, which takes a C. Look up how to clean both. No alcohol etc. I bought a baby toothbrush to gently wipe the band. Also, take the glasses out of the case with the top and bottom of the lens, not the arms. Enjoy!

I recently tried the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses during a demo, and they completely blew me away! The display quality, voice responsiveness, and overall comfort were outstanding. Even in a short test, I could tell how seamless the phone integration and audio clarity were — everything felt fast and natural. The design is sleek, lightweight, and stylish. I can’t wait to get my own pair soon to experience all the features every day

I got to try the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses at a demo event in San Antonio, and it was easily one of the most futuristic tech experiences I’ve had. As soon as I slipped them on, a rep walked me through using the Neural Band — I barely moved my fingers, and the display in the lens responded like magic. It seems more suited for early adopters that are used to Meta glasses at the moment. I'm still waiting on my mine to ship with excitement.

Overall, I’ve found it really helpful for recording memories, and the AI feels surprisingly intuitive and easy to use. It makes interacting with the technology feel natural rather than complicated. That said, it still feels like Meta is in the early stages of development with this product. There’s a lot of potential, but it seems like some features and capabilities are still missing for it to be fully utilized. With more updates and refinement, it could become an even more powerful and seamless experience

It would have been nicer for the glasses to be not as heavy it kept on falling down when I looked down also the lens are also a little foggy. They could have put more languages available for translation they're very limited on that

I wasn't expecting much functionality when i bought it, i just thought it'd be cool having glasses with a display. However after their latest update that added more apps, games, a d handwriting to text messages. These are now a game changer foe convenience. Its nice not having to pick up my phone unless i really want to and these make surprisingly giod headphones as well.

the much anticipated one I got that practically broke my bank was defective and it took me 3 months to get my money back. once it was passed back to the Ray-Ban meta team I felt like a ball bouncing between the seller and the maker. pretty much a total loss of time effort, money .great concept if everything were to work perfectly w/o connectivity / hardware issues but there's too many moving parts , it's too busy with stuff and it would be hard to do anything else while wearing these and using these. multitask.. I doubt it. between the corporations and support for technology failures it's just not there. very confusing when the retail seller has to clean up the manufacturer's messes and your left hanging in the middle.

Great glasses wish battery lasted longer. Good for first generation.

Pretty good for first GEN display glasses with updates it will get better overtime

Its a great product and it is the future of computing- the use cases are limited at this time

initial impressions: meh through updates: Extremely useful cons: heavy, prone to pressure injury

I recommend it 100% the camera has a quality that I can say is better than the iPhone 17

The glasses are great, wish the charging was faster since I use it in work and it doesn’t charge 100% in a 30min break. Use it a lot for listening to music which I paired it with Amazon music and it’s great overall. Getting a lot of compliments about the glasses and upgrading in fashion.