Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been wearing my metas for about a month and I can honestly say they’re one of the best tech purchases I’ve made. At first, I thought they’d be more of a novelty, but they’ve become something I use almost every day. The first thing that impressed me was the design. They look just like regular Ray-Bans, so they don’t feel bulky or overly “techy.” I’ve gotten several compliments on them, and most people don’t even realize they’re smart glasses until I show them what they can do. The camera quality exceeded my expectations. Taking hands-free photos and videos is incredibly convenient, especially when I’m out with friends, traveling, or just want to capture a moment without pulling out my phone. The videos are smooth, and the point-of-view perspective makes everything feel much more immersive. The speakers are another standout feature. The audio is surprisingly clear, whether I’m listening to music, taking calls, or following GPS directions. I also love that I can still hear everything going on around me instead of being completely isolated like I am with earbuds. One of my favorite features is the built-in Meta AI. Being able to ask questions, send messages, take pictures with voice commands, or get information about what I’m looking at feels incredibly futuristic and saves a lot of time. Battery life has been solid for my daily use. As long as I keep the charging case with me, I rarely have to worry about running out of power. If I had to point out any downsides, I’d say the camera isn’t quite as good as my phone in low light, and the battery drains faster if I’m recording a lot of videos. But those are small trade-offs considering everything these glasses can do. Overall, I’d highly recommend the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses to anyone who enjoys technology, creates content, travels often, or simply wants a more convenient way to stay connected. They’re stylish, practical, and genuinely useful—not just another gadget that ends up sitting in a drawer

I’ve been really impressed with these Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The audio is clear, the camera takes great photos and videos, and the Meta AI features are useful for everyday tasks. They’re comfortable enough to wear all day and they look like regular Ray-Bans, which I like. Battery life has been good for my daily use, and the setup was simple. I’d definitely recommend them to anyone looking for smart glasses that don’t look bulky.

I bought the Meta glasses for my boyfriend and they honestly exceeded our expectations. He was excited the second he opened them and has been using them every day since. The audio quality is amazing, the camera is super clear, and it’s so convenient being able to listen to music, take calls, and capture moments hands-free. What we both love most is that they don’t even feel like “tech glasses” they look stylish and comfortable enough to wear anywhere. He’s gotten so many compliments on them already and keeps telling me it was one of the best gifts he’s ever received. The battery life is solid, they connect easily to the phone, and the overall experience feels really smooth and modern. If you’re thinking about getting a pair for yourself or as a gift, I definitely recommend them. They’re fun, practical, and actually something you’ll use every day.

I originally bought the Oakley Meta glasses because I liked the sport look, but they were just too heavy. After about 10 minutes they were putting a lot of pressure on my nose, so I returned them and bought the Ray-Ban Meta glasses with Transition lenses instead. I'm glad I did. They're much lighter, fit my face well, and I've never had an issue with them slipping off while biking or working with dogs. I originally bought these mainly to record bike rides and while working with dogs, but my favorite feature has actually become the open-ear speakers. I can listen to music or GPS directions while still hearing traffic, people, and the dogs around me. That's important for the things I do, and the volume is surprisingly good—I can still hear my music even riding into the wind. The Transition lenses work really well, and the camera makes it easy to capture rides, scenery, or unexpected moments without pulling out my phone. The charging case is also great and gives me several full charges before it needs to be plugged in. My biggest complaint is the setup. Getting message reading and some voice features working took more time than it should have. I also wish I could say, "Hey Meta, open YouTube Music," but that isn't supported yet, so I have to start it on my phone first. Once it's open, though, the touch controls on the glasses work well after a little practice. One thing to note: I wore them in a sauna once, and after about eight minutes they overheated, warned me they were too hot, shut the music off, and powered themselves down. That's probably not how they're intended to be used, but it's something I noticed. Overall, these have been one of my favorite tech purchases. They're comfortable, lightweight, easy to clean, and practical enough that I wear them almost every day. If you're trying to decide between the Oakleys and the Ray-Bans, I'd personally choose the Ray-Bans again without hesitation.

These are great quality Ray-Ban sunglasses, and the transition lenses are very responsive, clear, and relatively scratch resistant. As far as the Meta component goes, the technology implementation is great: Decent battery life, functionality, camera quality, sound quality, and app/controls are easy to use. However, what I've come to realize as I have been using them for a while is that this technology is still finding its place from a societal perspective. More and more I've come across situations where they are either banned or you are made to feel like a "creep" just for wearing them, even without using any capture functions. For this reason, I always take them off except for when doing the main activities I got them for in the first place: amusement park rides, outdoor sports activities, and sight seeing/travel. But I would hesitate wearing them to a beach, pool, or similar places where you would need sunglasses but might feel odd because these can take pictures. I considered giving these 4 stars but that would not be right, as the technology and the core sunglass functionality and quality are excellent. The social aspects of the product is a completely separate issue and something each individual should consider based on their local community standards.

The quality!!!! Omg so far i can tell pictures abd videos taken with the glasses have more quality than the ones i take with my phone so sorry for the apple but they have to work hard to beat this iblove everything very confortable easy to use long last battery and of course look Classic

I originally bought these Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer glasses from Best Buy and later replaced the original lenses with my prescription lenses. That was the best decision I could have made. Now they are my everyday glasses, and I get to enjoy all the smart features while seeing perfectly. The Meta AI is incredibly useful for quick questions and everyday tasks. The open-ear audio sounds great, calls are clear, and being able to capture photos and videos hands-free is something I use more often than I expected. Everything works smoothly and feels natural. I also want to recognize the Best Buy team for their excellent assistance throughout the purchase. They were knowledgeable, patient, and made the entire buying experience easy and enjoyable. If you wear prescription glasses, I highly recommend getting prescription lenses installed. It transforms these from a cool gadget into something you will wear every day. This is one of the best tech purchases I have made, and I highly recommend both the Ray-Ban Meta glasses and the excellent service from the Best Buy crew.

I've been using these Meta smart glasses with the clear lenses and matte frame for a few weeks, and they've exceeded my expectations. They look just like regular glasses, so they don't feel bulky or overly "techy." The matte finish gives them a clean, premium look, and they're comfortable enough to wear all day. The hands-free camera is incredibly convenient for capturing quick moments, and the audio quality is surprisingly clear for open-ear speakers. Calls are crisp, voice commands work well, and it's easy to listen to music without blocking out the world around you. The battery lasts long enough for my daily routine, and the charging case is compact and convenient. Overall, these glasses are stylish, functional, and packed with useful features. If you're looking for smart glasses that blend technology with everyday comfort, I highly recommend them. Definitely worth the purchase! I used them on my last trip and I have some amazing pictures and videos!!! See it for your self !

The Meta glasses exceeded my expectations. They look just like normal glasses, but the smart features are genuinely useful. The sound quality is clear and surprisingly loud for open-ear speakers, making them great for calls, music, and podcasts without blocking out the world around you. The camera is very convenient for quick photos and videos, especially when you want hands-free recording. Setup was easy, and pairing with my phone was fast. Voice commands work well, and the controls are simple to use. Battery life easily gets me through the day with regular use, and charging is quick. Overall, these are comfortable, practical, and fun to use. If you’re curious about smart glasses but don’t want something bulky or distracting, these are a great choice.

The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 glasses are a sleek fusion of style and smart tech. I love how lightweight they feel, and the camera and audio are super crisp. While the lenses don’t get as dark as I’d hoped for full-on sunglasses, they’re still super functional. Overall, a stylish, futuristic accessory with great smart features.

I’ve been using the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for a while now, and honestly, they’ve fit into my daily routine better than I expected. What I like most is that they don’t feel like a piece of tech I have to “think about”—they just feel like regular glasses that happen to make life easier. The hands-free features are what really stand out. Being able to take a quick picture or short video without pulling out my phone is super convenient, especially when I’m busy or on the go. I’ve also been using them a lot for calls and music, and the sound quality is surprisingly clear without blocking out what’s happening around me. Another big plus is the design. They actually look good. I don’t feel awkward wearing them in public like I would with other smart devices—they blend in like normal sunglasses. Of course, they’re not perfect. The camera is good for quick moments but not something that replaces your phone, and the battery could last longer if you’re using them heavily. But for what they’re meant to do—make everyday tasks more convenient—they do a really solid job. Overall, I’d definitely recommend them if you’re looking for something practical, stylish, and easy to use. They’re one of those things you don’t realize you’ll use so much until you actually have them.

These glasses are so much fun. The battery lasts for days so far and so easy to use and learn prompts. The only thing i wish it had was bone conduction for the speakers but it sounds great when listening to my music nobody else can hear it but me.

Having just purchased the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses (Gen 2), I can confidently say they live up to the hype—and then some. The immediate impression is that the quality is truly perfect. Ray-Ban has refined the design, making these feel like premium sunglasses first and smart tech second. They are remarkably lightweight and comfortable enough for all-day wear, easily blending into my daily aesthetic. The build quality feels robust, a significant upgrade from previous generations, offering a durable feel that justifies the investment. But where they really shine is functionality—they work perfectly right out of the box.

I’ve been using the Meta Ray-Ban glasses for a while now, and they’ve exceeded my expectations. The camera quality is surprisingly good, and being able to capture photos and videos hands-free makes creating content much easier. The audio is clear, calls sound great, and the Meta AI features are actually useful for everyday tasks. They look like regular glasses, so they don’t feel awkward to wear in public. Battery life has been solid for my daily use, and the charging case makes it easy to keep them powered up. Overall, they’re a great mix of style, convenience, and technology. I highly recommend them to anyone who creates content or wants a smarter pair of glasses.

GOOD QUALITY AND EASY TO USE, THEY ARE NEW SO THEY WORK VERY WELL, WE WOULD HAVE TO WAIT TO SEE THE LONG-TERM DURABILITY AND HOW THEY REACT TO RAINY WEATHER OR EXTREME HEAT

I honestly thought these would be gimmicky at first, but they’ve become something I use almost every day. The camera quality is surprisingly good for glasses, the speakers sound clear without bothering people around you, and the hands-free features are actually useful. Being able to quickly take photos/videos or listen to music without pulling out my phone feels super futuristic. The design also looks way more normal and stylish than I expected. Battery life could always be better, but overall these exceeded my expectations.

I have been very impressed with the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer glasses. The design looks like a classic pair of sunglasses, but the technology inside is very useful. The audio quality is clear, the camera captures good photos and videos, and Meta AI makes simple tasks easier. The Transitions lenses are convenient because they adjust to different lighting conditions. The glasses are comfortable to wear for long periods and are a great combination of style and technology.

Have had them for a few weeks now and love them. At work, I take a lot of photos of the different jobs we do, and it allows me to take extremely quick photos without having to dig out my phone or videos. Especially when I am serving for work, instead of taking 100 photos I can just get a point of view video, where anyone can watch later and a lot less information will be missed. When with family, very easily able to take photos and videos, for memories and to share with family. The cameras are very high-quality and produce very good photos, low light I have had issues as well as the backlight from some screens, but besides that it has been amazing. Since they are Ray-Ban’s, they are very comfortable, just like their normal glasses, and the added tech does not add weight in my opinion. As someone who does not wear glasses, they are not that uncomfortable or hard to get used to and the transitioning lenses are amazing. The charge case is beautiful, and works extremely well. I have used my glasses for hours, put them away for 45 minutes just because I did not need them and by the time I was ready to use again a little bit later, fully charged and ready to go. And the case, charged multiple times fully before needed charging.

So first, the good; as sunglasses they're comfortable and they do the job. The AI is actually really good, and you can choose a couple of different voices for responses. With the recent updates, the AI is a bit more intuitive and sounds like you're having a conversation with the real human sometimes. Battery life seems to be pretty good and sound quality is very good when either using ai, listening to music or on phone calls. You can do everything hand free by just saying "hey meta" including taking pictures and video. You can also have meta upload your last picture or video taken directly to Instagram or to whatsapp. Camera quality is actually quite good and somebody's recent updates have increased the low light picture quality as well. It's really nice having the ability to take video from a POV without having a break out your phone or a camera. It makes life a lot easier if you like to do stuff like that. Now the bad; I am currently on my 4th set of meta Wayfarers. (More on that in a few minutes.) I started with a Gen 1 set, used them heavily and about 6 months later they shut off and never turned back on. Yes they were fully charged, they just powered off and died. I'm a total member so I was able to get a replacement, and I opted for the Gen 2 Wayfarers. Fun fact; with the Gen 1's you can do live video directly to Instagram or Whatsapp. (I think you can do it with Facebook live as well but I'm not 100%). I discovered after spending the extra money on the Gen2's that they had removed the ability to live feed to social media. Not a big deal but still a bit irritating. Apparently the Gen 2 have a better battery and subsequent better life, but I haven't really noticed anything yet. Photo quality is much better as well as video and you have the ability to shoot in 30 FPS or 60 FPS. Low light quality is much better than the Gen 1,'s. My first pair of gen 2s started acting up at the two months mark. Even when fully charged, they would randomly shut off. Again, total reward member so swapping them out was easy peasy. My third pair lasted for another 2 months, and then the same issue started happening; random shutdowns and stay off for a while, and power back up. rinse and repeat. Swapped them out yet again and I am now on my fourth set. We'll see how long these last. I'm at a month and a half, without issues but that doesn't mean anything. Stay tuned.

I’m extremely happy with my Meta glasses! They look stylish, feel comfortable, and the technology is amazing. I love being able to take photos and videos hands-free, listen to music, make calls, and use the smart features without constantly having to pull out my phone. One of the best compliments is when people notice my Meta glasses and ask me about them. Whenever someone compliments them or asks where they can get a pair, I always recommend that they buy them at Best Buy and get the Best Buy Total membership for the added benefits and peace of mind. I’ve had a great experience with my Meta glasses and really enjoy using them every day. They’re a great combination of technology, convenience, and style. I definitely recommend them to anyone considering smart glasses. 5 stars