Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been using my Ray-Ban smart glasses daily and honestly, they’ve become one of my favorite tech accessories this year. They blend iconic Ray-Ban style with genuinely useful smart features, which means you get cutting-edge tech without sacrificing great design — something few wearable devices pull off as well. Ray Ban First off, the hands-free photo and video capture is a game-changer. Being able to take crisp shots and quick clips simply by voice command or a discreet button makes capturing moments so natural — especially on walks, travels, or casual outings — without digging for my phone. Ray Ban The open-ear audio is another highlight. Music, podcasts, and calls come through clearly without blocking out the world around you. It’s perfect for staying connected while still being aware of your environment — a thoughtful balance of tech and everyday practicality. Ray Ban I’m also impressed by the connectivity and AI features. With Bluetooth and app pairing to both iOS and Android, the glasses work seamlessly with my devices. The built-in AI assistant adds helpful functionality, from hands-free questions to real-time translation and contextual information — especially useful when traveling or learning new things on the go. Ray Ban What really sets these apart is that they feel like real sunglasses first — stylish, comfortable to wear all day, and great looking — while packing in useful tech that genuinely enhances daily life. Ray Ban Overall, these smart glasses are a brilliant fusion of form and function. Whether you’re into hands-free social content creation, staying connected on the move, or just love having cool wearable tech that actually works, these are worth it. Highly recommended!

I like Reviewing Everything I use and when the Ray Ban Stories first came out, I got them because I enjoy taking pictures as well as videos, and for the most part I post them for my family and friends to see. And now that the second generation came out I had to try them and they are superior to the first generation, they are amazing and much better than anything out there. First they come well packaged, they come with the charging case, glasses, cleaning cloth, instructions and a very useful application; they do not come with a cable or a charging adapter, on the other hand I have plenty of USB C cables so I do not need another one. The instructions for setup are very simple, download the app, charge the case and follow the instructions that walk you step by step on how to use them as well as get to know them. The application is very easy to use; they do connect my glasses to my phone, to Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. I really like how easy it is to take pictures or videos, and best of all they look amazing. The pictures using the 12 megapixel camera takes photos of 4032 x 3024 px, and videos of 1920 x 1440 px @ 30Fps and finally the sound is amazing because when I play back the videos I can hear the amazing sounds from all over because the glasses have five microphones. And speaking of sound, as a triathlete and marathoner I can hear to music while I am aware of my surroundings while I am doing most activities and the music sounds great, much better than the previous version, it still does not compare to earbuds because they are not in my ears but I am really enjoying my glasses because these sunglasses not only do they have great sound, they offer a lot more. The glasses connect via Bluetooth 5.3 or Wi-Fi 2.4-5 Ghz. One thing to enjoy the most is the Meta AI, all I have to say is “Hey Meta” and I can either take a picture, video or ask anything I want like the weather or air quality. The glasses have a touch pad on the right, it is not visible but when I want to put the volume up/down, pause, play, play music from Spotify and more I can do it with a soft touch to the glasses, just awesome. Streaming, is easy, I can start live streaming with my phone, switch back and forth with the glasses it comes out fantastic. To take a picture there is a button that all I have to do is touch once and there is a picture, and the glasses have an led to let me know it took the picture, long press the button and it will take a minute of video while I can see it is recording it also lets others know I am recording because there is an LED light to show that I am doing so. Overall these glasses from Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer are amazing, not only do they look cool, elegant and fantastic, I can listen to music or anything I want to listen to while hiking, running, or just bring them with me to take pictures, videos or even live stream. I can also hear my messages and send them back by using Meta’s AI, also by using Meta’s assistant I have access to get information just using my voice.

These Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers have been an awesome gift, and my husband has been getting so much use out of them, especially as a football coach. The 12 MP camera is a standout feature. He loves being able to capture short videos and photos hands-free during practices, whether it’s drills, moments with his team, or just highlights he wants to remember later. The open-ear speakers are another big win. He can listen to music, take calls, or get quick info without blocking out what’s happening around him, the audio is clear and works great even in busy, outdoor environments. The polarized gradient lenses are excellent for long hours outside. They reduce glare and provide great clarity, which is essential during sunny practices and games. Plus, the classic Wayfarer design looks sharp and doesn’t feel bulky or overly “techy.” As a coach who’s always on the move, he’s found them incredibly practical and fun to use. Definitely a fantastic gift and highly recommended for anyone who spends a lot of time outdoors and wants smart tech without sacrificing style.Is this conversation helpful so far?

I really like how simple and intuitive it is to record videos with these glasses. The camera quality is good, and I’ve used them many times on trips to capture quick videos for Instagram Stories without pulling out my phone. That convenience alone is a big win. They’re also nice for listening to music in quiet places. The open-ear speakers sound decent and let you stay aware of your surroundings, which I actually like when walking or traveling. However, in loud environments the audio quality drops noticeably, which is expected with open-ear speakers but still worth mentioning. The biggest downside for me is the battery life. In cold weather, the battery drained within about an hour, which was very disappointing. I’m pretty sure the low temperature made it worse, but even so, the battery performance is a major turn-off. Meta AI is another weak point right now. It feels very limited and not particularly useful. I really wish it supported something more powerful like ChatGPT. Overall, great idea and fun to use for quick video capture, but battery life and AI features need serious improvement.

I’ve been using the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and they’ve quickly become one of my favorite everyday gadgets. The design looks just like classic Ray-Bans, so they don’t feel bulky or “techy,” which is a big plus. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and easy to wear for long periods. The built-in camera is surprisingly good for quick photos and videos, and the hands-free controls make it super convenient to capture moments without taking out my phone. The audio quality also impressed me—calls are clear, and music sounds great without blocking outside noise. Battery life is decent and lasts me through most of the day with moderate use. Pairing with my phone was simple, and the Meta app adds helpful features without being complicated. Overall, the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses offer a perfect balance of style and functionality. If you want wearable tech that actually looks good and feels natural to use, these are a great choice.

Definitely recommend these glasses. Video quality is great, slick design, work great

Following the highly successful Ray-Ban Stories comes the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses. They are stylish eyewear that offer audio and visual features. My pair featured the polarized gradient lenses with the matte black finish. Within the eco-friendly and minimalistic packaging: • Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses • Charging Case and Cleaning Cloth • Quick Setup Guide • Safety and Warranty Booklet The charge case requires a USB-C cable which is not included as the expectation is they are currently ubiquitous. Connecting to your new sunglasses is made possible via Bluetooth 5.3 and the Meta View app, previously Facebook View. A Meta account is required for the app. Once powered on and connected to the app, there’s a tutorial on the basic functions such as taking pictures, starting a video recording, pausing a track and adjusting the volume. There are three basic menus in the app: • Home: Provides tutorial videos and short feature summaries • Gallery: Displays all pictures and videos captured by the account user • Settings: Options for configuring LED notification brightness, shutter options (i.e. long press for video, short press for pictures and vice versa), language and voice, wear detection, updates etc. Quality and durability, synonymous with Ray-Ban’s history, are evident in the construction of the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses. The hinges are sturdy with no play. The left temple houses the camera while the right accommodates the capture LED to notify the public the camera’s in operation. A second notification LED for the user is located on the inside of the right rim. This LED has three options for brightness control. As the name implies, it provides status indications via different colors as needed. The right temple also features the touchpad, a speaker (with two openings), the shutter button and two microphones. The taps on the touchpad now offer an improved feedback that help confirm gestures. On the left temple is another speaker (with two openings), two microphones and a toggle power switch. The last of the five microphones is located close to the left nose pad. Charge port is tucked out of sight under the bridge. As previously stated, the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses feature a single ultra-wide 12 MP HD camera. It is capable of crisp resolutions of up to 3024 x 4032 pixels for stills and 1440 x 1920 pixels @ 30 Fps for videos. During the day and in well-lit environments, pictures are sharp and reproduce colors accurately. For video capture, there are three options for lengths, 15, 30 and 60 seconds. The Meta View app provides the ability to share content directly to Facebook (Live, Post or Story), Instagram (Live, Post or Story), Messenger or WhatsApp. Should you require to email, print or share via Bluetooth etc. the options also exist via the extended share menu. The five-microphone array setup ensures that conversations and content audio are delivered clearly. A novelty with these sunglasses is the ability to listen to audio or engage in conversation while still being aware of your ambient conditions. This is all made possible by the two speakers located on each temple. In operation, they are able to deliver crisp, clear low to midranges and even some bass. While this setup will never replace your in-ear options, it’s a technological feat how sound is directed specifically for the users for the utmost discretion. “Okay Meta” or “Hey Meta” wakes up the assistant (Meta AI) for handsfree operation. In my experience, I have been successful in getting the tasks below accomplished. This is by no means an exhaustive list: • Record video • Take pictures • Tell time and date • Provide temperature conditions and location • Initiate calls via phone or WhatsApp • Send text messages via phone The remarkable thing with this assistant is its continued evolution. Interaction is conversational and intuitive thanks to the AI. It asks the right questions to hone in on the desired action prior to execution. For calls and text messages, it appears to go by the default number assigned to the contact. As a WhatsApp contact can have multiple numbers without the traditional “default”, the assistant advised the presence of multiple numbers and suggested renaming them differently. I have no doubt about the addition of more features with updates. To further portray commitment to security and privacy, there is now a new “verified sessions” feature which seeks to prevent unauthorized calls or messages. When enabled, the user must complete an authentication on the connected smartphone when a call or message is attempted. Once verified, it remains in that state until the sunglasses are removed. Yes, there is wear detection aboard! The charge case has been redesigned to accommodate the location of the charging port on the sunglasses. While the new design is refreshing, I could not help but miss the constant charging status indicator on the previous iteration. The new case will show the charging status when the clasp is toggled. The LED design on the new case is definitely very refreshing. The four-hour battery life of the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses are also supplemented with eight additional charges via the case from a full charge according to Ray-Ban. This, of course, will vary on an individual basis and can be subject to a myriad of factors. Prior to the Ray-Ban Stories and now the Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses, I did not realize the need for these devices that are able to fill this unique niche. I do not see how we will ever go without them, especially considering the ever-improving AI. The convenience of handsfree operation, for both audio and video functions, is worth every ounce in its weight! I highly recommend them.

Work great battery runs out fast but they are the first gen so its expected sound quality is really good and image and video quality not bad the gen 2 are alot better in those areas but for the price these are great and do basically everything the gen 2 ones do.

can honestly say my Meta glasses have been a game changer. From the moment I started using them, I realized they aren’t just “smart glasses”—they’re a perfect blend of technology, style, and everyday convenience. • Design & Comfort: The glasses look sleek and feel lightweight, so I can wear them all day without even noticing. They blend in naturally like a normal pair of glasses, but with powerful features tucked inside. • Audio & Calls: The built-in speakers are crystal clear. Music, podcasts, and calls sound amazing, and the open-ear design lets me stay aware of what’s going on around me. Taking calls hands-free while walking or coaching feels futuristic but effortless. • Camera & Video: The camera quality is outstanding. Being able to capture photos and videos instantly—without pulling out my phone—means I never miss a moment. It’s perfect for recording highlights, family memories, or even behind-the-scenes content for my teams. • AI Integration: The real magic is the AI. I can ask questions, get translations, or even identify things I’m looking at—all right through my glasses. It feels like having a personal assistant that moves with me. • Daily Life Impact: Whether I’m coaching volleyball, spending time with my family, or just out and about, these glasses make life smoother, more connected, and more fun. Meta glasses don’t just add convenience—they transform everyday moments into something smarter and more exciting. For me, they’re not just tech, they’re an essential part of my lifestyle.

I wasn’t expecting to be this impressed — but the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer glasses have completely changed how I capture and interact with the world. Stylish like classic Wayfarers but packed with futuristic tech, they’re hands-down the coolest piece of wearable gear I’ve used in years. The built-in Meta AI is surprisingly helpful — from checking the weather to answering quick questions while I’m on the move. Taking hands-free photos and videos with just a voice command or tap feels like sci-fi made real. The audio is crisp and surprisingly immersive, yet still lets me stay aware of my surroundings. Great for music, podcasts, or calls while walking, filming, or even editing BTS content for my creative projects. I also really appreciated how smooth the setup process was. The Meta View app makes syncing everything super intuitive. Best Buy’s in-store team gave me a quick overview, and I was fully up and running in minutes. Shoutout to their staff — professional and genuinely excited to talk about the product. These glasses have already elevated how I document moments in real-time — whether I’m capturing creative shots during video shoots or just going on a walk and narrating my thoughts. If you’re even remotely curious about smart glasses, this is the pair to get.

The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses are surprisingly sleek and comfortable, looking just like regular sunglasses. The camera quality is great for capturing quick moments without needing your phone. Audio is clear for music and calls, but not super immersive. Voice commands work well most of the time, making hands-free tasks easier. Battery life lasts about a day with casual use, but drains faster with constant use. They feel more like a subtle tech accessory than a gimmick. If you’re into wearable tech, they’re a cool blend of style and functionality.

They are great! The sound and fit are perfect Also, they are very stylish

I bought the Ray Ban Metas as a Christmas gift and my family member is so happy with them especially they came with the transition lenses. they are very easy to set up and all the features that come with the glasses help him with his barbering studies to record without needing his phone on hand. The no need of headphones are a plus because he loses his headphones alot and with this is like having a phone all together without having extra things on hand!

The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers are a wild mix of classic style and futuristic tech, and honestly, they’re kind of awesome—but not perfect. They look just like regular Wayfarers (so no awkward “tech gadget” vibes), but they pack in open-ear speakers, dual 12MP cameras, and smooth Meta integration for things like live-streaming or snapping quick pics. The audio is shockingly clear for open-ear, and the photo quality is solid (unless it’s dark—then, not so much). They’re a bit heavier than normal glasses, and the 4-6 hour battery life isn’t ideal if you’re out all day. Oh, and privacy? A little iffy since the camera’s so low-key, even with the LED indicator. Still, if you want wearable tech that doesn’t scream “I’m a cyborg,” these are seriously worth checking out (just be ready to charge them often).

Love my meta glasses. Very stylish and helpful with answering calls and questions. Very simple to take photos..

These glasses are not the most stylish but they are super fun and I love how seamless the transitions are. They go with everything even if they make me look a bit dorky! No issues with them so far that a quick reboot can’t fix. The speakers/music aspect is phenomenal, it’s honestly what sold me initially. Picture quality isn’t half bad either. Fit great on the face. Have a nice weight to them and feel very secure. Battery life is mehhh. Worth the money? Maybe not, but I still like them enough and I’ll use them enough down the road to justify blowing a bunch of money on these.

Love these glasses. I love the the style the frame is really cute. I sometimes listen to music on it and the sound is nice and clear. Used them on my trip to Japan for a video on the Mario karts and they came out great! Only downfall is that the battery does die after about 3 hours but otherwise great product

Got it Black Friday for a good deal. They do the job well - great gift for people who need glasses and love to take pictures/videos. Got them inserted with prescription lenses for my lady at an opticians. Some opticians are unable to do that for now. The sizes are a bit hit and miss. You can’t exactly heat them to fit better with all the electronics. There needs to be a better way to fit these on more head sizes. Sound is great. It certainly feels futuristic.

Loving the new Meta glasses, so many features and many improvements compared to the the older Stories. Lets start with the case, both are the charging dock for the glasses but this is much smaller and much nicer looking than the previous stories case, also holds on to a charge way longer. I have had the glasses for a week and have only needed to plug the case in once. Now the glasses have many improvements, also they feel lighter than the stories; significantly lighter; but comfort is not the only improvement I notice, the sound has also been significantly improved, it is not necessarily louder, but definitely better, it is a much crispier sound and way improved bass compared to the stories glasses. Battery life feels also improved, but then again, I am comparing a brand new set of glasses with a one year old so that could also be a part of it. As far as the camera goes, the quality has gone up and it can record longer clips. It still has the same controls on the side arm for volume, play stop etc. However the AI voice commands is where it really is at. I love just saying "Hey meta" and just asking it to take a picture or video. Just frees your hands so you can enjoy what you are doing. I use it mainly when I on a hike or riding my bike and want to take pics of the scenery. Fabulous. You have to install the Meta view app and these is the brains of the operation. From there you can see your pics, videos, share to apps (I love sharing my pics with my friends on WhatsApp). These are "smart" glasses, but they are still a nice pair of sunglasses and the quality is top notch. The black tint is of a lighter shade of black, these are not pitch black, and I love them, they give you great UV protection. I absolutely love these new Ray-Ban meta, you will not regret the investment

Meta Glasses exceeded my expectations. The design is sleek and comfortable for all-day wear. Audio quality is surprisingly clear, and the hands-free features feel intuitive and futuristic. Capturing moments and staying connected without pulling out my phone makes everyday life more convenient and enjoyable. Battery life and controls are impressive and reliable daily use.