Meta releases camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses

First reported by Android Headlines at · Updated · 6 sources

The glasses offer audio and AI features without a built-in camera. Reviews from Engadget, CNET and PCMag highlight long battery life, while PCMag also reports a lightweight frame. CNET raises questions about the future direction of the glasses' AI features, despite its positive assessment of their construction.

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Android Headlines Ray-Ban Meta Audio Is Out Now, and It Ditches the One Thing People Hated · Alexander Maxham
The Verge I don’t miss the camera on the Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses · Victoria Song
CNET Meta’s Audio-Only Glasses Are Nicely Made. They Don’t Solve the Deeper Problems · Scott Stein
Engadget Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses review: No camera, no problem · staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell)
PCMag Ray-Ban Meta Audio Review: Smart Glasses Are Better Without Cameras
Tom's Guide I've been testing Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses for 72 hours — and ditching the camera was the absolute right call · Amanda Caswell

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