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Ray-Ban Meta Audio AI Glasses Cost More While Ditching a Key Feature: Review
Meta Platforms Inc.’s $349-and-up Ray-Ban Meta Audio, announced last month, are an odd proposition. On the one hand, they’re more expensive than some of the company’s entry-level models and yet they do many of the same things: play music, make calls, answer questions through Meta’s artificial intell
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Both outlets frame the Ray-Ban Meta Audio as an audio-first smart-glasses review and note the lack of cameras as a defining feature. Wired is more enthusiastic, calling them “the best smart glasses” and saying the camera-free design is easier to live with, while Bloomberg Technology stresses the higher starting price and the tradeoff of dropping a key feature.
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