Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer 4012 Sunglasses
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$379.00at DesignerOptics.comChecked Nov 9
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The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer is a pair of sunglasses with a camera, open-ear speakers and microphones built into the frame. You can shoot 12MP photos and up to 3K video hands-free, take calls, and ask Meta AI about what you are looking at. At 48 grams it wears close to a normal Wayfarer, and the open-ear design keeps you aware of traffic and people around you. Rivals like the Bose Frames concentrate on audio only; these add a camera and AI, at the cost of battery life and a charging case you have to carry.
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Owners like the familiar Wayfarer look and the convenience of shooting and taking calls without a phone. Most criticism centers on battery life and on the camera drawing stares.
| Size | Bridge Width | Temple Length |
|---|---|---|
| 53 | 22.00 | 150.00 |
| 50 | 22.00 | 150.00 |
The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer smart glasses pair the square Wayfarer frame with hands-free AI features. A 12 MP ultra-wide camera sits in the frame's endpiece, and small circular buttons are on the temples. The glasses weigh 48 grams.
Say "Hey Meta" to take photos, record video, make calls, send messages or ask Meta AI questions. A five-microphone array picks up voice commands and calls. Open-ear speakers play music, podcasts and calls without blocking outside sound. The camera records video up to 3K resolution. An LED on the front shows when you're recording, and you can live stream to Instagram and Facebook.
The frames are full-rim acetate and are prescription-ready. They accept single vision, progressive, blue-light blocking or polarized prescription lenses. They have IPX4 water resistance. The 32 GB of onboard storage holds over 500 photos or 100 thirty-second videos, and content transfers to your phone through the Meta View app.
