Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the audio, good implementation of smarts, easy to use, stylish, but for some reason, looking through the plastic lens, it’s not very clear, kinda makes everything a little unclear. I got the transitions so I could wear them all the time.

It is pretty good and far better than the first model, with many new features in cam and sound clarity far better than the first one.

I made a full review of these on my YouTube channel under the name “Treborray”

Found exactly what I was looking for. Just in time as well. Sold out the very next day. Got it fast. Couldn’t be happier.

I love them; they are a must-have if you like innovation that works and has the functionality you need.

Great technology for digital media! Perfect weight and construction. You must have it!

Fully recommend buy one bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb

Loved my meta glasses bought one pair for me and my Teen kid liked them so much that I had to buy one for him too.

They arrived in the good state and the best of funding

they are cool but not THAT cool. videos are only 1 minute long, and the case isn’t that great in quality. other than that they are ok i guess. the sound quality isn’t good enough to not use airpods but it’s ok. i keep trying to make them louder and it’s a frustrating when you can’t.

Glass is awesome the only thing i don't like is that you can only record 3 minutes and then it will stop it's not continuous recording.

Worked wonderfully then just stopped charging out of nowhere. Very disappointing bc I loved these things and babied them completely.

THIS ITEM SEEMED TO BE WORKING JUST FINE UNTIL ONE DAY I DISCOVERED THAT THE NOSEGUARD THAT CONNECTS TO THE FRAME ITSELF STARTED TO SLIGHTLY SEPARATE FROM THE FRAME AND AT THE SEPARATION POINT IS A SHARP EDGE THAT IS STABBING ME IN THE NOSE

I've had the glasses for about 2 weeks no, I purchased through Best Buy and was able to submit to my insurance to use some benefits. Used an authorized eye glass center via Rayban to swap out the lenses for prescription transition lenses versus the "extra" cost on the transition Ray Ban meta. So far these have great. Not a lot of people notice it's the AI version and their stylish. I connect these to an iOS device and they connect fairly quickly but swapping between different devices to connect to it runs into issues. The volume is great, compared to my airpods, i find these helpful to still hear my surroundings and be able to listen to music, calls or the AI. It's not as "immersive" as noise cancelling air pod pros but I tend to use these more now than my air pods. As far as the camera, it's great for the photos it captures. Clear enough when lighting is available but under low light it's a hit or miss for video or photos. Audio - recording audio is great, listening audio is great. I'm actually on a phone call and doing this review as i type. AI - AI is helpful, some of the features as far as grabbing info in what's in front of me, live translation and AI live are great. It's finicky here and there and i wouldn't say it's super intuitive - there's a small learning curve. Translation translates everything it picks up - even you talking so you literally have to wait for them to talk in the specific language, then you talk. You have to rely on the app if the other person doesn't have AI glasses to show them YOUR translation to their language - which picks up their communication as well. The fit is great, but I had to get a slim fit nose pads so it doesn't slide down as much. I've worn these for extended hours and it hasn't been uncomfortable. The battery has only gone below 20% once. I tend to take these off here and there to charge in it's case. I've read reviews and can somewhat agree that battery on here IS NOT the best. I'll put them on, phone call, listen to music, take capture a video and i'll be at 80% after an hour or so. These are lightweight, but others have said it's heavy. They don't have a "premium feel" like sturdy so I handle these with caution. Would i recommend, yes but with a disclosure that the next generation releasing or the google version of these may be better if you can wait.

The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer is a game-changer in the world of wearable tech, seamlessly blending the timeless style of the classic Wayfarer with cutting-edge functionality. This device successfully eliminates the clunky, awkward feel of earlier smart glasses, offering a product that is as fashionable as it is smart. From the moment you put them on, the comfort and solid construction are immediately apparent. The glasses feel just like a premium pair of traditional Ray-Bans—well-built, sturdy, and lightweight enough for all-day wear. The design is a major selling point, with the technology discreetly integrated so you don't feel like you're wearing a futuristic gadget. The user experience is incredibly simple and intuitive. You can effortlessly capture photos and videos from your own point of view with a simple voice command or a quick tap. Speaking of which, the camera and sound quality are surprisingly excellent. The 12 MP camera takes crisp, high-definition photos and video, while the open-ear speakers deliver rich, clear audio for music, podcasts, and phone calls. The five-microphone array ensures that your voice is picked up clearly, even in noisy environments. The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer is the perfect blend of style, substance, and smart technology, making it a must-have for anyone who wants to stay connected and capture life's moments without ever taking out their phone.

I’ve been using the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Large, Matte Black with Polarized Gradient Graphite Lenses) for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. These aren’t just sunglasses — they’re a fully integrated piece of wearable tech. PROS: • Design & Comfort: Classic Ray-Ban style with a premium matte black finish. Comfortable for all-day wear without feeling bulky. • Meta AI Integration: The voice assistant is surprisingly responsive and useful for quick info, setting reminders, or navigating without pulling out your phone. • Photo & Video Capture: Capturing hands-free photos and videos with just a voice command is a huge plus — perfect for travel, live moments, or creative use. • Polarized Lenses: Great clarity and eye protection, especially during sunny commutes or outdoor activities. • Audio Quality: Clear and crisp sound for calls and music without needing earbuds — great for staying aware of your surroundings. CONS: • Battery Life: Decent, but heavy use of video or AI can drain it faster than expected. • Price Point: At nearly $300, it’s definitely an investment — but one that feels justified if you want stylish, functional tech in your daily life. Verdict: If you’re into wearable tech but don’t want to sacrifice fashion, these Ray-Ban Metas are worth it. They blend form and function beautifully. Whether you’re commuting, traveling, or just capturing life hands-free, they deliver on what they promise.

Best glasses to record content and hear music and answer calls, also the customer service at Best Buy to pick it up was the best

I purchased the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Large (Gen 1) glasses on 11/23/25 from the Stockton store, and I’ve been very impressed with the overall experience. First, they look and feel like classic Ray-Bans, modern, and lightweight. You wouldn’t immediately know they’re smart glasses, which I really appreciate. The polarized gradient graphite lenses are excellent for everyday use, especially while driving or being outdoors, and they reduce glare without distorting colors. The audio quality is surprisingly clear. Calls and music sound great, and the open-ear design allows me to stay aware of my surroundings. The photo and video features are very convenient for capturing moments hands-free, and the quality is solid for quick clips and social content. Meta AI adds a nice touch for simple tasks and voice commands, making the glasses feel futuristic yet practical. Battery life has been reliable for daily use, and the charging case is compact and easy to carry. Overall, these glasses blend technology, comfort, and style extremely well. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for smart glasses that don’t sacrifice aesthetics or comfort.

I’ve been using the Meta smart glasses for a little while now, and honestly, I’m impressed. They look just like regular Ray-Bans, but with some seriously cool tech built in. The sound quality is amazing , music and calls come through clear, and I love that I can still hear what’s going on around me. The camera is great for quick, hands-free photos or videos when I’m out walking my dog, dancing, or just living life. It’s so easy to capture a moment without grabbing my phone. The glasses respond to voice commands and touch controls, which makes everything feel smooth and modern.

These version of the Meta glasses are perfect for me. I just want the option to shoot pictures and videos when I'm out and about. The option of being able to ask Meta what it is that I am looking at and the location that it is is very convenient especially on the run. The glasses themselves are a perfect accessory for style and function. When its sunny outside they become dark enough for the outside and they become clear when I'm inside and are very stylish. I am very happy with my glasses.