From the quality of the display itself to the entire experience of gesture controls and glass-glass functionality, all the experiences feel so sophisticated and intuitive, especially considering that this is Meta’s first commercial thrill for this product.
But here’s the problem: I’m still not going to buy them, though. Apart from tech fans and early adopters, I don’t think many people won’t. Anyway, it’s not this iteration. That’s not even because of arguably the $800 price tag.
What really disappoints them is their aesthetics, which is not what I expect from a company that produces success Ray-Ban Metas because Their designs. Although the original work (and its just announced successor) basically looks like ray-like glasses, these lenses can only be described as a giant artificial pas, which is far from fashion priority. They look like smart glasses, but you really don’t want to see old glasses.
Oh, there is a slew of famous displays about meta-ray lights. You can say that there is a purpose to try to replicate the most popular ray style success. But the alarm bell in the distance was ringing. Even if the “statement glasses” are stylish, these are just a little bit also Large chunks of fusion.
You can say it at a glance something Being with them. We arrived at the peculiar valley of smart glasses, where the delicate raised and added frames require your attention, but not very good.
Interestingly, there yes A subtle nod of aesthetic transformation in naming structures. While the original Ray Yuanyuan glasses lead by its name’s ray shed brand, the focus of the Meta Ray-Ban display switch. Which of the two brands is not yet clear, but these are Meta’s own brand, technology-first glasses, which feels like a mistake, especially given the experience Meta already has on the market.
