Ray-Ban Glasses, Wayfarer (Renewed)

Hi I'm DJ Bump, and I would like to say this is the most useful tool ever. I use these glasses everywhere. U can pop the lenses out if u want to wear them inside to use them for footage or music. The pictures ARE INCREDIBLE!

These were given as a Christmas gift and were a big hit. They look great as a Ray-Ban should. Recipient spent entire afternoon happily engaged.

I bought these Ray-Ban Meta glasses because apparently at some point in my life I decided that living in the mountains with a tent, a floppy silicone sword, a 12-pack of Monster Mean Bean, and an ongoing feud with a raccoon wasn’t technologically advanced enough. I figured I needed glasses that could take pictures, play music, answer calls, and generally make me look like I knew what I was doing. That last part is important because I absolutely do not. The first day I put them on, I immediately felt different. I had the confidence of a man who had consumed three Mean Beans before breakfast and was preparing to challenge the Black Knight to a rematch. I walked outside wearing the glasses, grabbed my silicone Excalibur, and headed toward the ridge. The raccoon saw me coming and immediately disappeared. Smart decision. He had already witnessed what happened when caffeine and poor judgment teamed up. I started taking pictures with the glasses everywhere I went. The mountains, the trees, my tent, the fire, my sword, and anything else that looked remotely interesting. I even took a picture of the exact spot where I once fought a bear with my floppy weapon of righteousness. Looking back at that picture, I realized something: absolutely nothing about that situation was normal. A six-foot man standing in the woods holding a silicone sword, wearing futuristic sunglasses, and running on enough caffeine to power a small city is not something you see every day. Then I discovered the audio. I could walk through the woods listening to music while still hearing everything around me. I felt like a medieval knight who had accidentally been given access to Bluetooth. Naturally, I strapped the floppy Excalibur to my side and went for a walk. I looked like I was preparing for battle, except my armor was replaced by a hoodie, my horse was replaced by hiking boots, and my legendary weapon would fold in half if someone sneezed near it. Then I remembered the Black Knight. That glorious battle. Two warriors. One real sword. One extremely questionable silicone sword. Somehow, I survived. The Black Knight retreated. And now I had photographic evidence that I could show absolutely nobody without raising several concerning questions. Eventually I made it back to my tent, which has become less of a camping shelter and more of a military headquarters for a man whose primary strategy is “be unpredictable.” I sat outside, cracked open another Mean Bean, put on some music through the glasses, and looked around at my little kingdom. My tent stood behind me. My sword was leaning against a tree. My Monster was in my hand. The mountains were completely silent. Somewhere in the woods, the raccoon was probably filing a restraining order. And I realized these glasses were perfect for this lifestyle. They let me capture the ridiculous things I see without pulling out my phone, listen to music while wandering around, and apparently give me one more piece of technology to combine with caffeine and a floppy sword. At this point, I don't know where this adventure is going. Maybe I'll fight another bear. Maybe the Black Knight will return for a rematch. Maybe the raccoon will finally gather enough courage to challenge me for territorial rights to the campsite. Whatever happens, I'll be ready. I'll have my tent, my Mean Bean, my silicone Excalibur, and my Ray-Ban Meta glasses recording the entire disaster in first person. The mountains have given me a home. The Monster gave me the energy to defend it. The tent gave me somewhere to sleep after making terrible decisions. The sword gave me confidence it absolutely did not deserve. And these glasses are going to make sure there is evidence. Viva La Mountains!!!

I recently purchased the Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses (Renewed), and I have to admit, I was a little skeptical at first. However, after using them for a few weeks, I’m impressed with their functionality and style. Here’s my detailed review: Design and Build Quality These glasses look and feel like classic Ray-Bans, which is a major plus. The design is sleek, lightweight, and stylish, so you won’t feel like you’re wearing a piece of tech on your face. Despite being a renewed product, the build quality was excellent, with no noticeable signs of wear or damage. They’re durable and sit comfortably on the face for extended periods. Functionality The smart features integrated into the glasses are surprisingly useful: Audio: The built-in speakers provide decent sound quality for calls, music, and podcasts. While it’s not audiophile-grade, it’s clear and works well for casual listening. The open-ear design is great for staying aware of your surroundings. Camera: The dual cameras are discreet and capture decent photos and videos. The quality isn’t on par with a smartphone, but it’s great for quick, hands-free moments or capturing candid shots on the go. Voice Control: The integration with Meta’s assistant makes it easy to control features hands-free, though I found the responsiveness could sometimes lag. App Sync: Syncing with the Meta app was straightforward, allowing for easy sharing of content and customizing settings. Performance Battery life was decent but not exceptional. I got about 5-6 hours of mixed-use before needing to recharge, which is sufficient for casual outings but may not last a full day of heavy use. Pairing with my phone via Bluetooth was seamless, and I didn’t experience any connectivity issues. Pros Stylish design that doesn’t scream “tech gadget.” Hands-free photos and videos are perfect for on-the-go use. Open-ear audio is surprisingly good and keeps you aware of your surroundings. Lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. Affordable price point for a renewed product, making it a great entry point for smart glasses. Cons Battery life could be better for more intensive use. Audio quality, while decent, lacks bass depth. The cameras are good but not a replacement for your smartphone. Voice assistant responsiveness could use improvement. Final Thoughts The Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses (Renewed) are a fantastic blend of style and functionality. They’re perfect for anyone who wants to dip their toes into the world of smart glasses without sacrificing aesthetics. While there’s room for improvement in battery life and audio quality, the convenience of hands-free features and the timeless Ray-Ban design make these glasses a great purchase—especially at the renewed price point. Rating: 4/5 Would recommend for casual users looking for stylish smart tech!

I ordered these as a novelty. I didn't foresee me wanting to use them as my daily eyewear. I planned to forgo the expensive option of having prescription lenses and simply wear my contacts with them. However, I am so pleased with their ease of use, form factor and versatility that I've sought a solution to retrofitting them with my prescription. The camera, audio and microphone setup make the tech good. The addition of an AI assistant in this form factor make it outstanding. They're also lightweight (given the tech built in) and look stylish. And yet, with all of this, they look and feel ordinary. Call quality and clarity, ease of setup, and reliability of the connection are all top notch, as is build quality and functionality. Really impressed with the leap this wearable has made from simply telling stories to ushering in a new way of life.

I ordered the refurbished because I wasn’t sure if I would like these. So far, very impressed. Good picture quality, the meta AI is cool to be able to look at something and say “hey meta, what is this” and it tells you, fairly accurately. Some said they got glasses that weren’t in great shape, but mine looked brand new, couldn’t even tell they’d been worn. Case has a nice premium leather feel, took about 7 minutes to set up, because it had a mandatory 500mb update and install but overall quite fast. Only complaint is that you can’t turn off the external white LED, it’s not sure noticeable in daylight but can be seen in the dark.

I’ve had my Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer glasses for a little over a year, and the experience has gone from exciting to extremely frustrating. For the price and the promises made in the marketing, these glasses have not performed anywhere near what I expected. The biggest issue is the battery and charging system. The glasses constantly report “Glasses low” at 80%, which makes no sense and severely limits use. It feels like the battery health has degraded way too fast for a premium device, and the warnings pop up even when the glasses are freshly charged. The performance is inconsistent and unreliable, and it makes the product almost unusable for real-world daily wear. I’ve tried resets, charging in different outlets, updating the firmware — nothing fixes the problem. For a device that cost this much, this level of durability and support is unacceptable. It honestly feels like I received a defective unit right out the box and didn’t know it until months later. I love the idea of Meta smart glasses. I WANT to use them. But right now, they disappoint every single day, and I shouldn’t have to fight a product this hard to make it work. At this point, I’m requesting a replacement pair or a warranty accommodation, because the experience does not match the premium branding. I hope Meta does the right thing and stands behind its customers.

I really like the experience of these glasses. Not made for far distances obviously. I liked the results best when I had taken a picture or video that was within a 20 ft radius (give or take). Quality is amazing btw, I couldn't believe it the first time I used it.

They are perfect and cheap then the actual ones and they work perfectly but they die fast so keep the Glasses case charged at all times. it's a great present to give to ur loved ones!!

I like it after seeing lots of review, it's true. They are fun to play with. I really like the speaker and use them as headphones.

Glasses arrived in a sealed box look brand new every thing works , they are the ones with the 12 mp camera.

Made in China- but there's actually a symbol telling you on the side that it's recycled so that's cool. They functioned just as well for me and had good battery life. Hoping large size comes back in stock it was good

J'adore pouvoir écouter la musique , répondre au appel et prendre des photos tout sa avec les lunettes !c'est cool Le futur !!!🤪