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Meta unveils the $299+ Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, featuring a 12MP camera, speakers, five mics, a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip, and more, shipping on October 17

The Verge David Pierce

Discussion

  • @parkerortolani Parker Ortolani on threads
    just gonna say it, Apple should've done something like this and they should be the ones partnered with Rayban nevertheless here we are
  • @chrisd9083 Chris on threads
    In all seriousness this is a overlooked product, the high quality pictures & live stream for POV + AI capabilities could make this a hit product has all the right features!
  • @scottew Scott Wessman on x
    Big moment for those of us who have loved the first gen of Ray Ban Stories. They have been amazing. Can't wait for this next generation
  • @mkbhd Marques Brownlee on x
    This is our annual reminder that Google Glass was SO. FAR. Ahead of its time.
  • @bengeskin Ben Geskin on x
    I like this. Step by step we are getting to the full AR glasses some of us dream about 👓
  • @verge @verge on x
    Meta's smart glasses can take calls, play music, and livestream from your face [video]
  • @lanceulanoff Lance Ulanoff on x
    I think the price may be one of the more surprising things about the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses. It's not much of a premium on regular Wayfarers for all that integrated tech. #MetaConnect2023 [image]
  • @mikeisaac @mikeisaac on x
    i will say meta's new RayBans are more compelling to me than the first generation ones — the tech is better and i could see both cool (and worrisome) uses for the livestreaming thing and for 300 bucks it's not insane or out of the realm of mid-to-high end sunglasses
  • @scobleizer Robert Scoble on x
    They showed AI built in. But just fell flat in the demo, despite an amazing presenter. What do you think?
  • @grousark Nick Grous on x
    An embedded multimodal AI assistant could be both the “killer feature” and the perfect UI for smart glasses.
  • @richlightshed @richlightshed on x
    Prediction: Live streaming smart glasses will create a whole new level of piracy challenges for content industries #MetaConnect2023
  • @munster_gene Gene Munster on x
    The new Ray-Bans start selling on Oct 17th for $299. I don't think they will sell many of them because there is not enough utility. The killer features is livestream Instagram, which is not worth $299.
  • @austen @austen on x
    What I would kill for is always-on video recording glasses that let me hit a button and save the last 10 seconds of what I've seen. Imagine your kid doing something cute and just being able to save it forever, without having to get a camera out in advance.
  • @pavtalk Paul Katsen on x
    Holy shit, you can go Live with Meta Ray Ban Stories? These will sell. Need mine asap.
  • @boztank Boz on x
    Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are live! They take great photos and 1080p video with the all-new 12MP camera. Speakers have 50% higher max volume and double the bass. And they come with a built-in Meta AI assistant (beta starting in US) and livestreaming to FB/IG. Still starting at..…