AI News/Wire summary
Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop the camera, starting at $350
Key points
- Audio-only Ray-Ban Meta glasses ship with Muse Spark model; Muse AI arrives later this year, per the review.
- Wake word can be disabled in settings, with a customizable temple button used instead; no native conversation recording.
- Reviewer says battery lasted two full workdays and frames weigh 43 to 47g, with nose pads and a -12 to +6 lens range.
- Setup requires a Meta account and the Meta AI app, plus eight supplemental agreements and notices, according to The Verge's count.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams relying on candid or camera-based capture won't get it from this model, so camera glasses remain the option for that work.
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The Verge: I don’t miss the camera on the Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses
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