It's Glassholes all over again ...

Smart glasses have been trying to find their place in the consumer tech market for years, but only recently has the category started to feel truly mature. A major reason behind this shift is the ...

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Meta’s latest wave of smart glasses wasn’t just another flashy product reveal – it signaled that AI eyewear is finally edging into everyday life. At its Connect event last week, the company showed off ...

The second-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses come with a longer battery life and better cameras. (Karissa Bell for Engadget) In a lot of ways, Meta's hasn't changed much with its second-gen Ray-Ban ...

They can take pictures, live stream, receive calls and play music, but are they worth getting? I tested a pair to find out ...

CNBC tries out the $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses that Mark Zuckerberg debuted during the social media company's annual Connect event. The Meta Ray-Ban Display have a built-in display that enable ...

For an accessory that does much more than elevate your look, turn to the second generation of Ray-Ban’s Meta AI glasses that allow you to shoot footage on the go, listen to your favorite tunes with ...

What if your favorite pair of sunglasses could do more than just shield your eyes from the sun? Imagine slipping on a classic pair of Ray-Bans, only to find yourself navigating digital menus with a ...

Meta has finally lifted the covers from its screen-equipped AI smart glasses, the Meta Ray-Ban Display. The new smart glasses start at $799, and come with the glasses and the wrist-worn Meta Neural ...

Earlier this week, Meta launched a product that tech pundits and evangelists are calling the future of personal computing. Mark Zuckerberg also proudly claimed that “glasses are the ideal form for ...