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Meta’s Ray-Ban Audio glasses start at $349, and Bloomberg’s review finds a curious mix: good audio and a Meta AI assistant that works well, but no camera and lingering privacy concerns.
Why it mattersThe review calls the glasses an “odd proposition”. For would-be buyers, the useful question is whether the AI and audio justify the price when a key feature of other smart glasses, the camera, is absent.
Discuss: Would you pay $349 for smart glasses with useful AI and good audio but no camera, or does that make them an expensive pair of headphones with extra steps?
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