Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been all the rage since their introduction in 2021, and for one good reason: the features you might frequently use on your phone now conveniently live on your glasses.

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Thanks to Meta, everyone wants a piece of the AI glasses pie. While Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses aren’t quite at iPhone levels of popularity, they’ve sold a lot more pairs than most were expecting, and as ...

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Following the success of its Ray-Ban Meta glasses, Meta has launched its Ray-Ban Display glasses. This is a step up from its previous efforts, as the smart glasses feature a built-in display in the ...

I’ve been wearing the first-generation Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for more than a year, fitted with my prescription lenses, and they’ve become part of my daily routine for taking photos and videos, ...

They can take pictures, live stream, receive calls and play music, but are they worth getting? I tested a pair to find out ...

Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have become the clear leader in consumer AI and XR wearables, with over 3.5 million units shipped since launch and tripled sales in the first half of 2025 compared to the ...