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The Meta Ray-Ban Display is a pair of smart glasses with a small color display built into the right lens and a Neural Band worn on the wrist that reads muscle signals for hands-free control. The display shows notifications, directions, messages and camera previews while the glasses keep the camera, open-ear speakers and voice assistant of earlier Ray-Ban Meta models. They suit people who want phone-free access to alerts and navigation without looking down at a screen, and they cost far more than the camera-only Ray-Ban Meta line. Reviewers praise the display and gesture control but note the limited field of view, the need to charge two devices and the early state of the app support.
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Lowest price we've seen: $799.00 on Nov 8 at Best Buy. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 8.
Reviewers who tried the glasses call the in-lens display and wrist gestures impressive and genuinely useful for directions and messages. Most say the display is small and the software is early, and several question whether the experience justifies the price over the camera-only Ray-Ban Meta.
These are Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses that come with the Meta Neural Band. The frame is black. The lenses are Clear to Grey Transitions® lenses.
The glasses are offered in two sizes, Standard and Large. A size guide is available, and the Meta Neural Band also comes in sizes.
