The Verge review: Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses work fine without a camera
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-10-14
A Verge editor shares daily use of the Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses (the camera-less variant): music while running, voice queries for calendar, and song requests all work smoothly, with a generally pleasant AI assistant experience.
There are rough edges, though — the assistant claimed Google Calendar wasn't connected when it actually was, revealing unreliable integrations. The author's takeaway: without the camera, the glasses are lighter and better focused on audio, and he doesn't miss the camera at all.
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