The Verge finds camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses useful but expensive

The Verge’s Victoria Song reviewed the camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses and found them comfortable and useful as open-ear headphones, but expensive for their current capabilities. Her review unit lasted two full workdays without returning to its charging case, while sound leakage and loud surroundings limited the audio experience. She found Muse Spark helpful mainly for simple requests and reminders. Song said removing the camera made her more comfortable wearing smart glasses in public, though she argued that it did not resolve broader privacy concerns. Her assessment favors the glasses’ everyday comfort and headphone function, while questioning the value of what they can currently do.

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