Meta Ray-Bans Smart Glasses
I wore the Meta Ray-Bans' successor for a month, and my buying verdict is two-fold.
The second-generation smart glasses are better in every way, but so is its closest competitor.
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Author's summary: A month-long test of Meta Ray-Bans smart glasses, comparing them to competitors.
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