Meta's AR glasses, available Sept. 30 for $799, have a neural wristband and a wide range of AI and app functions. They dream big, but their future is unclear.
CNET's Scott Stein goes hands-on with Meta's newest lineup of smart glasses, including the Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses and the next-gen Ray-Ban Meta. He also gets to try out the new neural wristband, which uses electromyography (EMG) to detect subtle muscle movements, offering a glimpse into the future of how we'll interact with augmented reality.
The wraparound smart glasses, coming Oct. 21 for $499, add a centered camera, better battery life and Garmin watch connection for stats. I even ran with them, briefly.
My favorite smart glasses just got some much-needed improvements, and AI features like additional live translation languages and conversation focus are coming soon.