Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very stylish frame! The Neural band adds versatility to navigating and controlling the Meta interface but the snugness of it on your wrist can cause some irritation, especially on hot days. I have a few points of criticism: 1. Battery life is short. Luckily the glasses case carries a quick charge for the frames. But you will be hyper-aware of the remaining battery and the rate of drainage. The band drains quickly too. 2. Random movements of your wrist will unintentionally invoke commands on your glasses. 3. They aren’t terribly heavy but you may need to take rest breaks to relieve pressure point discomfort. Other than that, photos, video and sound quality are impressive. The AI features are good with plenty of room for continuous improvement. And the display window doesn’t distract you much when engaged. I’m overall satisfied with my purchase.

I love the evolution in technology. It is really fun. It is not life changing or going to help you run a business. However, it does have all the functionality of the previous glasses, but adds in the neural link wrist band and small screen in the right lens. It still has a couple areas for improvement, has limited applications and struggles with battery life beyond 6 hours. I wish it allowed for YouTube or other videos. There are lots of videos that break down the limitations. However, it works great for what was advertised. All the features worked as described. The language translation and captioning are huge for travelers or those with hearing impairments. The limited choice of four languages and lack of multiple apps is similar to the original Apple Watch. It will just take time. It is slightly heavier than my previous Meta glasses and slightly bulkier, but you are getting so much more with the interface. The monocular view has not bothered me at all. After a few days of wearing, I didn’t even notice it was one eye. It also turns off easy. I love the ability to access the glasses without talking and raising my hand. Definitely recommend if you liked the old ones or you just want the newest tech piece.

Love the glasses so far, picture quality was actually far better than I'd imagined. I use these to listen to music sometimes as well and the audio quality is very good for not being actual in ear earbuds. Battery life could be better but with everything these can do it's still very impressive and as long as you're not doing any really demanding tasks you'll get quite a few hours out of a single charge, plus they do actually come with an off switch to save battery if you're not actively using them for anything. Neural band gets inputs wrong sometimes but is still surprisingly reliable most of the time and the feeling of such advanced tech is already such a marvel that I tend to overlook some of the faults that will most likely get fixed in software updates that roll out regularly and are easy to install straight from the app, which is also very easy to setup, use, and navigate.

Whilst on the spendy side they are fun, and although the battery life is only around 6 hours depending on display usage and how much music your listening too, they charge extremely quickly. Although intuitive, it is a little tricky using the gestures and haviing it work as your demo experience worked! I really like the messages being read but haven’t yet worked out being able to read or scroll through the display to get to the next when more than one comes in ! and also being able to write a reply on your hand or any surface is pretty neat. The translation is sweet and can see being very useful for many, tried it out on TV with Spanish commentay. I love not having to have airpords or headphones to listen to music so much more comfortable and the ease to use gesture or slide touch on the side is great. The photo capture is also great but what I did notice is the lack of clarity/focus as I asked meta to tell me what bird I was seeing on a feeder in my backyard, but said It could not see the bird or feeder just a backyard ! Of course in time these will be improved upon probably tremendously and with more features but for now these work well enough for me to enjoy. Note the frame is slightly thicker and heavier but I only notice soreness behind my right ear if wearing for some time.

They are much better than the regular meta ray bans due to all of the features. The display is more than what I expected. Being able to see video being recorded is game changer for me because I am one of the people who thought I was recording but wasn't. The only downfall is they are extremely heavy. They left a bruise on my nose so I will have to wear them for short periods at a time.

Very disappointed. The glasses are extremely heavy and keep sliding down my face. The battery drains fast and needs constant charging. There’s no real-time viewing app for Facebook or Instagram, no YouTube Music, and no option to download more apps. For the price, they’re not worth it. ( I was waiting two monts for this glasses)

I like these, they are high quality, video and audio is crisp. The games are pretty fun! Only complaint is that they are kinda heavy and the battery life on the glasses is short. The neuro band batter last a while and is pretty responsive to movement.

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 glasses maintain a classic Wayfarer-style look (Ray-Ban) and succeed at blending wearable-tech with “normal” eyewear. This helps with social comfort. For example, reviewers noted the outward light leakage is just about ~2% so the display isn’t obvious to bystanders. • The display is tucked into the right lens (i.e., one eye) and sits just off the central line of vision so as not to block your normal view. • The display claims a 600 × 600 pixel resolution and ~20° field-of-view (FOV). • Brightness rating is impressive: up to 5,000 nits according to Meta. This is bright by wearable display standards. • On the electronics front: the glasses include a full custom projector + waveguide lens system, which is cutting-edge in terms of optics for this form-factor. (A teardown by iFixit confirms the waveguide technology and the seriousness of the engineering).  Display & use case • In usage, folks found the text in the display very readable (despite being small) when indoors or under moderate lighting.  • Because the display is off-center, you can still easily maintain your view of the real world; the overlay appears more as a small “floating window” rather than dominating your vision. This is beneficial for mixed reality / information glance use. • The fact the display is hidden from outsiders is a nice privacy/social feature — you don’t sport a giant glowing screen in front of your eye. • The glasses bundle broader smart-features (camera, voice/AI assist, gesture controls via a wristband) which amplifies what the display enables.

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.

There's a lot to impact with these glasses. The ordering process is ridiculous. I had to fly to a Best buy over a thousand miles away just to do a demo, only to find out after the demo! They didn't have any in stock to sell me. They wouldn't even sell me one and then I wait for it to show up a few months later. I couldn't pre-order. Ridiculous. I had to wait until finally I was invited to buy... Lol. Anyhow these glasses are very very neat new technology. The display in the lens is fantastic. Super adjustable for angle brightness position and all those things that you care about. The sound is very very good. I bought some aftermarket silicone slip-on noise diverters that pipe the sound over my ear holes and it's quite loud. Very good stereo, very good base. As far as the glasses go these are in their infancy. They have a few apps, not very many. I've been able to integrate them and get them all to work after much difficulty. But they're lacking the robustness they need to have. Like on messages I can read a text but I can't click a link I can't see a picture in the message, however what's not does let me see a picture. Anyhow they're working out the technology. And like any technology the leading edge is the bleeding edge. These are expensive and I'm going to patiently wait for meta to improve them drastically. They do function though very well. The neural band works very well. Once you train yourself on about five or six different things is easy to manipulate it to do what you want it to do without having to touch anything. I rarely rarely touch the side of the glasses to do anything except to turn them on and off. I'm not a fan of the contact charger for the wristband. Prefer induction. And I'm also not a fan of meta AI. Med AI is very basic and in it in its infancy on learning and understanding and giving decent information. Asking meta to identify the picture of something I took, unless it has text, doesn't work usually very well at all. But I know meta is pouring billions into AI and they will catch up to Gemini after a while. It would also be nice if they could show a video or a web page on these glasses, not to watch a video fully or to explore a web page fully, there's not enough detailed resolution for a lot of that, but to be able to display a part of a video would be very very helpful. For example I want to if I'm working on a car and I want to know how to take the alternator off a specific model, I should be able to ask meda AI to display a YouTube video showing the removal part of the alternator. As an example. Same with recipes and cooking and lots of other things. I'm not returning them and that should say a lot about how much I like them. I just hope Meta follows through with a development and improving meta AI. Their VR glasses the quest 3 is amazing. I've used over a dozen different VR glasses over the last 10 years and these are by far the most superior for the buck hands down. I'm hoping better puts that much energy into these display glasses because they are the future, and they may very well be a cell phone replacement someday. There you go That's a good one

It’s likely not a product you *need*, but seriously—it really is a great product. You can listen to music all the time, make super convenient calls, and manage most of your messages across all your Meta social media platforms right from the glasses—with the help of the neural band, of course. Now, one thing I’m not crazy about is that the battery only lasts about 6 hours—or maybe a little less—but that’s easily solved by popping them back into their case, as they charge up super fast. Simply put: I love them!

This is an amazing piece of technology. The HUD is everything I could’ve imagined. Camera is good and easy to take snappy pictures on the go. The AI can use some work. It doesn’t find everything you ask and is not as functional as you would think. I am an Apple user and wish it was more Apple friendly. Can’t really use IMessage like I want to. Can generally only use Meta stuff, IG, FB messenger etc. I think in a few years this will be even better. For the first generation I give this 4 stars. Would add an extra star if it was all phone friendly and a little bit more interactive with more features. I recommend this product to people that are frequently on social media and posting all the time.

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.

I have had these glasses for about 3 months now and they are easily the best glasses I’ve had. Charging is super easy and the finger movements are very easy to learn. I’ve shown these glasses to some of my friends and they absolutely love them. The display is very clean and easy to read, and that’s coming from someone who wears contacts daily as well. The pictures it takes are great too. I also want to add that they do a really good job fixing bugs with updates, and the battery life is good for everyday use.

These glasses are awesome! The display quality and AI integration are seriously impressive, it feels like a huge leap forward in wearable tech. I’ve been using them daily and love how natural they feel while adding so much functionality. The Neural Band adds an entirely new level of interaction that feels futuristic but practical. This is hands down one of the coolest pieces of tech I’ve ever owned and a glimpse of what’s to come in everyday augmented reality.

I've been using the Meta Ray-Ban Display with the Neural Band for a while now, and it feels like a glimpse of where wearables are headed. The in-lens display is bright and easy to read without getting in the way of what's in front of me. I can check messages, get directions, and see notifications without pulling out my phone. The Neural Band is the standout. Controlling the glasses with small hand gestures felt strange for the first day, then quickly became natural. The black frame looks sleek and still reads as a normal pair of Ray-Bans, and they're comfortable enough to wear for hours. Setup was easy, and the AI features work well for quick questions and hands-free tasks. It's a premium price, but you get a premium product. If you're curious about smart glasses, this is the one to get. Highly recommend! The only thing I'd add is knowing when the neural band is charging.

People sayin they heavy not too heavy Super comfortable Battery does not last long The case is nice would love to have light like the old gen 1 case