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Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Hit New Lows in Meta’s Summer Sale

AI-powered vision takes a break to focus on fashion and functionality.

Meta's latest summer sale has brought down the cost of Ray-Ban smart glasses, making them more accessible than ever. The original model starts at $224.25, while the newer second-gen model is discounted to just under $322.25, setting new price records.


Both generations offer hands-free photo and call capabilities along with built-in AI tools. They're stylish, resembling regular Ray-Bans but with augmented features like snap 1080p photos, livestreaming to social media, and surprisingly good audio quality as open-ear headphones.


The second-gen model ups the ante with sharper 3K video at 30fps, doubling battery life for up to eight hours of use. The AI assistant can help with travel translations, recipe ideas, and more, making these glasses a versatile addition to any tech-savvy wardrobe.


Whether you're an early adopter or just curious about the future of wearable tech, this sale could be the perfect excuse to step into the world of smart glasses. The core experience is pretty consistent across both models, offering a stylish blend of functionality and fashion.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/930785/meta-smart-glasses-gen-1-2-deal-sale
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