The camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses and their remaining privacy concerns
Engadget's reviewer found the $349 frames comfortable, with solid audio and much better battery life than other Meta glasses.
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Engadget's reviewer says the camera-free glasses still support most Meta AI features, including live translation and walking navigation. After five hours of streaming audio and a one-hour call, the glasses had close to 50% battery left, though the reviewer hadn't done a full battery test. The review notes that Meta stores audio recordings from its glasses and no longer lets US users opt out, although they can manually delete recordings.
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