Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased them for work I’m an electrician and I use them when riding 4 wheelers great for indoor and outdoor use they have great quality on audio. And the camera ai works great I just say hey meta do this and it works well in a loud environment battery life will last me from 7am to 1 pm on a regular use listening to music answering phone calls and capturing videos they charge super fast great product overall

oh my goodness these glasses are so perfect. They fit my face perfect. The delivery was so quick and simple. These are high-quality. They’re durable. They’re not cheap. I would buy them again and again if I could.

The item is good overall. It works well for what I needed. Simple to use and feels decent for the price. I’m happy with the purchase.

This product is so amazing. It has good quality. My daughter loves them so much. It is very eady to use. You can record and talk handsfree. I would definitely recommend this. Matter of fact, I am going to get a pair.

These glasses have phenomenal picture and video quality! They are comfortable and easily comfortable. However, if you stay on my phone the battery dies super fast! Meaning a few hours. The battery life is one of the most important things to me.

Very nice fit and feel. I do like the lenses on them as they are not too dark. Having the ability to listen to my music on them is amazing as ear buds tend to make my ears hurt. The quality of the camera is also good.

Purchased these as a gift for my husband and he loves them! They look great on him and he’s always fooling around with them because they do so much! I’m not into all that tech stuff but I really like these glasses.

I’ve been using the Meta smart glasses for a while now, and overall, they’re really impressive. The design looks almost like regular sunglasses, which makes them much more stylish and wearable than most “techy” smart glasses. The audio is surprisingly good for open-ear speakers—music and podcasts sound clear without blocking out the environment, which is great for walking around or biking.

I’ve been really impressed with the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. The camera quality is excellent — photos and videos come out very clear and sharp, even in different lighting conditions. The sound quality is also surprisingly good, with clear audio whether you’re listening to music or taking calls. They’re very easy to use, and everything feels intuitive right out of the box. On top of that, they look great — just like classic Ray-Bans — so they don’t feel bulky or overly “techy.” Overall, they combine style, convenience, and solid performance in a way that feels natural for everyday use. Definitely a great purchase.

These Ray-Ban Meta glasses are amazing. The setup was super easy. Picture and video quality far exceeded my expectations. The most surprising part is the quality of the sound and the volume of the music, it's like you have headphones in.

Meta smart glasses these are the best glasses ever I bought my husband a pair and we love them especially when u can ask the glasses a question and u can get a instant answer I will refer everyone.

Very worthy and comes in handy when you need them.

Got them for my boyfriend for Christmas and he loves them! Best gift ever. The price was also amazing! I’m convinced to treat myself next. The picture quality is amazing and the videos aren’t too shabby.

The "Quality of Life" UpgradesBattery Life: This is the most noticeable change. Gen 1 typically taps out after 3–4 hours. The Gen 2 doubles that to roughly 8 hours. Plus, the new charging case is slimmer (looks like a classic Ray-Ban case) and holds way more backup power.Weight & Comfort: Even though it's only a few grams difference ($~48g$ vs $~50g$), the Gen 2 is balanced better. It doesn't feel as "front-heavy," making it much easier to wear all day without the bridge of your nose getting sore.Audio Quality: The speakers in Gen 2 are significantly louder (about 50% more volume) with much better bass. They also leak less sound, so the person sitting next to you won't hear your podcast as clearly as they did with Gen 1.Camera & ContentResolution: You’re moving from 5MP photos to 12MP.Video: Gen 1 recorded at 1184 x 1184 (square). Gen 2 captures in 3K (3024 x 4032). The video is also vertical by default now, which makes it look much more professional when you share it to your phone or social media.Livestreaming: This is a Gen 2 exclusive. You can actually go live on Instagram or Facebook directly from the glasses.The AI Factor While Gen 1 has basic voice commands, Gen 2 is built for Multi modal AI. In 2026, the "Look and Tell Me" feature is the real star—you can look at a menu in a foreign language or a plant you don't recognize and ask Meta to translate or identify it in real-time. but this pair is still excellent

I’ve been very impressed with my Ray-Ban Meta glasses. They look like regular Ray-Bans, so they’re stylish and comfortable enough to wear all day. The camera takes surprisingly clear photos and videos, and being able to capture moments hands-free is incredibly convenient. The built-in speakers provide good sound quality for music, calls, and podcasts without completely blocking out surrounding noise. Voice commands work well, making it easy to take pictures, send messages, and ask questions while on the go. Battery life is solid for daily use, and the charging case makes it easy to keep them powered up. Overall, they’re a great combination of fashion and technology. If you’re looking for smart glasses that are practical, easy to use, and don’t look bulky or futuristic, the Ray-Ban Meta glasses are definitely worth considering.

I bought the Ray-Ban Meta glasses at Best Buy, and they've really surprised me. The camera and microphones capture photos, video, and audio very well without needing to take out my phone. Listening to music while staying aware of my surroundings is comfortable. The design is stylish. If you're looking for hands-free features and a fashionable look, they're worth it — but they don't fully replace your phone or headphones.

Ive had other audio bluetooth sunglasses, Bose mainly, but once ypu slip on these Ray Ban Meta's you will never buy another brand. Sound quality and pictures/video are 2nd to none. Lightweight, durable and si easy to use. Im no techie so i wont dazzle you with specs, but i am a girl who loves sunglasses and musi and when Ray Ban put the 2 together in 1 Wayfarer that was it for me. Ill upgrade whenever i need to but for now i absolutely love these and wear them everyday. They go with everything....

Picked up the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses at Rite Aid, and I’m seriously impressed! These are more than just stylish shades—they’re packed with smart features that make everyday life smoother. The audio is surprisingly clear for music and calls, and the voice control is super responsive. Taking hands-free photos and videos is a breeze, and they pair seamlessly with my phone. Plus, they still look like classic Ray-Bans—no bulky tech look. Definitely worth every penny. If you’re into smart gear that doesn’t scream “tech,” these are it!

These Meta glasses are amazing! They were ready to use straight out of the box, which was stunning. I used them on a church retreat and got amazing video, photos, and sound. I highly recommend.

These don’t live up to the hype in my opinion. The videos look good but only record for 3 mins, the battery life isn’t good if you actually use them to record, and lastly the transition lenses don’t get dark enough in the sun (unlike sunglasses, it’s just a light tint, allowing others to still see your eyes). Also, I understand & agree with the privacy reasons for the blinking light while recording but sometimes it causes others to interrupt my videos because they see the flashing light & want to ask about the glasses. I mainly use these to record work situations as a truck driver while driving, fueling, and hooking/unhooking trailers. I also use these to record my son’s sports games which is where I get the most interruptions because people are curious about the flashing light. One of the main reasons I wanted these was because I seen the commercial showing them being used on a video call. I didn’t realize that they only work with video call on facebook messenger, not with iPhone FaceTime. I don’t use Facebook & only video call my immediate family so why would I use messenger to video call instead of FaceTime? So that defeats the purpose. I have some cheaper -$60 Amazon camera sunglasses that seem to be more bang for my buck than these $300+ glasses. I’ll say they’re overrated for now but hopefully software updates can improve the glasses.