Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses are Better Than We Thought

[@harry.heinsen]

Marques should play an Ultimate game with the glasses on and recording.

[@CaioDAndrade]

Oh of course, them he take a hit to the face and goes blind, ARE YOU CRAZY?

[@Stalonage]

bro relax lol @@CaioDAndrade

[@shrub9677]

@@CaioDAndrade people play sports with glasses on all the time what are you on about

[@SoHawful]

Maybe not a game, but scrim for sure

[@Maxible]

@@CaioDAndrade people wear prescription glasses full time and don't seem to have that issue when playing sports. Is this a real concern?

[@jaredbutler957]

Former Optician’s Assistant here 👋🏾. The side parts of the glasses are called “temples” and you’d be surprised how with both how expensive they can get and how much thickness people are willing to tolerate.

[@BrolympicBWL]

I need some context here... do they like more or less thickness?

[@kristytavano8597]

I see so many people talk about the white light not being enough but in reality its so much more than we’ve been getting. Phones don’t have “recording” lights, people hold them up to their face all the time as if they’re watching or reading something, and you can’t tell if they’re recording you.

[@turbotaquitogoogle8095]

The difference is that we can still tell if someone's recording on their phones (to an extent). Humans are REALLY good at recognizing body language, and can pick up on subtle cues that someone might be filming (if they're holding their phone up, if it's at an awkward angle, if it pans, etc). With someone wearing glasses, there are no cues to pick up on, so we have to compensate with lights. Neither are perfect of course, but transparency should always be the goal

[@sujithksunil5555]

Came to say the exact same thing. That was an interesting discussion. @@turbotaquitogoogle8095

[@PSy84]

😂😂😂😂it's actually easy to see if someone is recording you 99% of the time with a phone. with these glasses, 0% if no recording light

[@Mavsterzzz]

Couldn’t agree with u more and everyone here either thinks they are super stars celebrities or physco killers freaks as i bought em to do my insta stories and love it. i done care whos mind being recorded on my meta or iPhone as u think i would stop or bother As if anyone has the right to tell me so.. esp in this day and time 🙄 Enjoy the product and don’t buy it but i ll make sure i record u freaks if i ever see u..lol And fyi the amount of times my friends have recorded me on phone pretending to do something else or hiding there gadgets and makin videos or stills is still not funny so despite all the body lingo nonsense makes no difference 😎 also the amount of times i hv done random insta phone stories is there for the world to see on my page.. all in fun and banter of course so in the world of social media comes the privacy police🥴 A freak will buy spy war so will u ask that to blink as my last job demanded discrete miniature body cams for our own staff protection Or what about my car dash cam? Should it be reading out consents too? Foolish endless debate !!!

[@xcpointx]

What's the big concern about being recorded anyway? If you're in public and can be seen by the human eye there's no law that prohibits you being filmed. The issue is what happens to your data once it's recorded. Monetized without your consent for example. Your movements analysed. Etc Quite sure the same visual cues people give off while filming with a phone will become evident with glasses too.

[@nightfr09]

it's really cool to see the FPV from them, showing the recording setup

[@OblivionZX]

Hot take: I like the subtlety of the indicator light. I wouldn't be trying to do anything creepy with them, but I also don't like the idea of drawing a bunch of attention to myself when I want to take a quick pic or video of something I'm seeing or getting into confrontations with people thinking I'm recording them rather than something next to them etc. EDIT: I'll add the additional context that I'm usually someone who feels uncomfortable taking pics/vids with my phone around strangers. I subconsciously can't help but feel "judged" (wish I didn't care like the public TikTokers lol)

[@HybernatedBeast]

Yes! They can assume your recording them or with malicious intent when reality they just walked in front of your view while consuming your world , that we all share

[@timboswell5130]

Also, if you're recording in low light, I feel like a red or blinking light would negatively impact recording quality.

[@unemployedgringo]

I am completely with you, and why I'm looking into buying these. I have a really hard time with feeling judged by people when I do things like shoot tiktoks in public. I'm traveling soon though and ironically I'm a content creator on tiktok and need to shoot what I see. These seem PERFECT.

[@Outwardpd]

Yeah, there are a ton of people out there that would see the blinking red light and fall into a rage. With this it draws attention and lets people know something is happening but doesn't give the freaks enough certainty to try and cause a scene.

[@igor7000]

I don't think there should be a light at all. That's just asking to draw attention to the expensive thing on your face and for your glasses to get snatched off your head. There are no other devices I own that have any flashing lights while I'm recording videos and it should stay that way.

[@baxterboy123yt]

Seprerare note, i thought that the podcast room was bigger than that and there was another half of the room behind the camera. I don't know why, anyway the POV took me by surprise when i saw how close the wall was to behind the cameras

[@fieryeasy]

5:09 timestamp for those curious

[@jackobacko3219]

Go touch some grass bro

[@CaidicusProductions]

@@jackobacko3219 Whatever THAT means...

[@dextergray1670]

same

[@drewpatterson8009]

I had the first gen Stories and honestly the video and camera were "neat" but not worth it. I used it mainly as sunglasses/bluetooth. These though, game changing, the built in AI once you actually start USING it is SO ridiculously handy. Example? Get my kid in the car start driving realize I need gas, gas prices are so high right now. So I say "Hey Meta, what's the cheapest gas price near me" boom tells me the nearest gas station along with the cheapest price. Busy doing something with my hands or my hands are dirty and don't wanna touch my phone? "Hey Meta, answer call" or "Hey Meta, what's the best temp to cook ____" It's not till you start USING it regularly that you realize you can disconnect from your phone SO much more. It's really freaking awesome and I can't WAIT for these to get integrated into many other applications and connect to more things.

[@hugowijk3676]

Yeah I'd never thought about how useful it could be to have the audio capability of a pair of earphones but complete passthrough and ability to not feel disconnected from reailty I use conversational (with audio) ChatGPT a lot in my work and studies, and just the ability of having that on the go and without actually wearing earphones is incredibly intriguing. And adding vision to that AI (Being able to talk about what's in front of me) would be absolutely huge, literally adding a second sense to the AI. Like you say this thing of speakers and a camera in your glasses is in itself not that useful, but with AI it literally changes everything and feel like it could actually have the potential to be the next big thing, at least for AI power users. And we're not even talking about adding a screen to the glasses

[@Johnston212]

So how is this different than a pair of echo frames

[@Tresorthas]

How is it different from asking the same of your phone?

[@hugogarcia9797]

​@Tresorthas you don't have to use your hands I'm assuming

[@BillysWild]

There is no expectation of privacy in public!!! This really needs to be addressed, and people need to understand this. I see people in KZbin videos all the time saying to someone “stop recording me!” “You can’t record me without my permission, it’s against the law!” Which is completely untrue. We are constantly being recorded in public.

[@c0d3_m0nk3y]

Depends on the country you are in. For example, in Germany, you have to get permission to record someone. You are not even allowed to record license plates (dashcams).

[@MarcusWarcus40]

@@c0d3_m0nk3ythat’s just weird. You’re in public man

[@c0d3_m0nk3y]

@@MarcusWarcus40 I can understand it to a certain degree. If I was recording you as you are having your 10th beer at a bar and put it on youtube, would you be fine with that? What if I was recording you getting a test for a certain disease at the pharmacy?

[@Kevin_elie]

I wonder if you can replace the normal lens that comes with the glasses and add prescribed lens for people who normally wear glasses. That would be cool.

[@Code_Geel]

I can't imagine why not. There is no tech in the glasses.

[@Mntrmaheffa]

Lenscrafter does it

[@m2ljay]

Got mine done through target optical should be here in a couple of days

[@CaidicusProductions]

You absolutely can.

[@Kevin_elie]

@@CaidicusProductions Thanks, I wear glasses so I'll get them.

[@EliotHochberg]

Regarding smart glasses/VR headset conversion, I would predict that you’ll actually have a two-part system ultimately. The first part will be enhanced or augmented reality glasses, which in theory will provide overlay of directions etc. with clear lenses, and then there will be an add-on that will slip over top, which will provide light blocking on all sides, plus some additional processing to go full VR.

[@fiercekrypton]

Smart!

[@Jehayland]

Fun fact: the stems on glasses are called “temples”

[@thedeveloperadam]

I think they’re great. I purchased a pair to make a review video on and I enjoy the experience, I’ll be using them to shoot content all the time now! 🔥

[@kamaal50762]

How much did you pay for it?

[@adrianphoenix5604]

Blinking red would make me think the battery is dying tbh

[@mcmach1]

You do see blinking red when the battery is dying

[@stevrgrs]

Neither one will work because a creep will just paint over it or put some plastic over the light :(

[@llizardcz6230]

@@stevrgrs But it will take some effort to modify them. And it could be used as proff that someone was attemting to covertly record people.

[@corvacopia]

@@stevrgrsif you see someone walking around with some plastic over part of their glasses I’d steer clear

[@davefink2326]

The vertical sensor is the dealbreaker. It should be a square sensor or wide screen sensor. Life happens mostly left and right, rarely up and down.

[@RyanKemperinOhio]

Agreed! That was kind of a deal breaker for me.

[@diegochavez6203]

It's first gen they will make them better and better

[@kealme3553]

​@@diegochavez6203its the 2nd gen...

[@neversour]

I disagree. Most content posted today is in vertical form. TikTok, instagram stories, KZbin shorts. For shooting quick videos and shorts this is perfect. You wouldn’t use this for long form videos plus you can always add borders

[@corvacopia]

@@neversourmost people who take videos and photos don’t post them on social media. I don’t care what orientation content posted on social media is, I want what’s gonna capture my reality best and that’s in a landscape orientation

[@MyxeQ]

The fact it is from Meta is still the biggest hurdle for me getting one of these.

[@lilmario0]

Woah that video quality is better than i expected

[@ls89swe]

The POVs we will get with these glasses is game changing ;)

[@mikelxanadu]

No one else seems to get what you meant. But I’m right there with you 😊

[@Black____]

😂

[@hechizzerox]

came to the comment section looking for this reference. men of culture, we meet again XD

[@rodrigosepulveda175]

The Black Holes merging conversation was the perfect time to ask Meta to google it and explain it to you, so you don't have to talk about something you don't know. Because there are more things happening while they merge, in the event horizon time "stop", because of gravity, so much more cool things happen not only merge... the thing is you had Meta ready to give you the info needed to complete the conversation, and you didn't used it.

[@kaankoc9610]

I think the answer for more powerful devices with the same form factor is cloud computing. Even though chips will get smaller with better performances, our exceptions will keep getting bigger so it will never enough. In cloud computing performance will not be a bottleneck and if something like starlink gets populated enough internet connection will not be a bottleneck either.

[@getstuk87]

You gonna wear a starlink dish on your head like a propeller hat?

[@Outwardpd]

There is a limit to what you can offload to the cloud, the reason cloud gaming never took off is because of the latency between actions and reactions. Which you can't reduce anymore than we mostly already have because we're already being bottlenecked by the literal speed of light when it comes to latency.

[@CoreyDiMauro]

Sounds like a one-way ticket to brain cancer.

[@s3oodfaisal]

We can use the cloud power computing to override the current limitations of these devices but not to much because we have to keep the rate of latency at low, instead we can use our phones as cutting edge computing which will connect to the cloud in order for what they need, not completely computing by it , so the three things must work simultaneously the glass, phone and the cloud and balancing between them, i think it could be done 👍🏻

[@Randomdive]

@@Outwardpd Stadia didn't actually have much of a problem with latency. They just didn't onboard enough games.

[@MrInFlight]

I have the first gen Stories and they do not have a red light. They have the same white light to indicate they are recording. I need to upgrade to these soon. These smart glasses stopped me from wearing my regular Ray Bans without a camera.

[@Matanumi]

Eh mine makes me appreciate a night dumb light frame glasses with a good lens (which I need as my eyes are super sensitive to light especially at night)

[@sreyaskrishna490]

10:47 the leg part of glasses are actually called TEMPLES and tip called TEMPLE TIPS , ngl i had to check it enough times to not get it wrong ,like it feels like a joke to name it temples😆

[@Tresorthas]

The sides of your head in front of your ears are also called "temples". It is where four of the skull bones fuse.

[@CaidicusProductions]

That was a REALLY good episode. Thanks, guys.

[@ihekendukwe]

I think the questions around these are numerous. How much "listening" is Meta doing? My current prescription glasses are this model. Could I wear them to work? Can the user record audio? I think the camera is the least of the problem. Will it listen more than Google? Or Alexa?

[@AskAW]

Of course it will be recording audio. Facebook will have what they need to send you Better ads

[@HatsuneSquidward]

Note on the end (13:00) Black holes just merge there's not a good way to define a winner, just like two water droplets merging. They dont have infinite mass, they have infinite density (supposedly, we only know ehat the math tells us), but they only have the mass of the stuff they have eaten. We havent watched black holes colliside. We've barely imaged a single black hole. We have detected the resulting gravitational waves of what we expect must have been two large black holes as we think those are the only celestial bodies capable of producing the signal we observed.

[@izzo2271]

If these somehow add AR they'll be the best VR glasses on the market.

[@MrLeSa95]

They wouldn't be VR glasses. They would be AR glasses

[@Freakazoid12345]

@@MrLeSa95 lol, if these add VR they would be the best AR glasses on the market.

[@Matanumi]

These are neither VR nor AR

[@TheInfectous]

@@Freakazoid12345 there's already glasses with vr and ar. xreal air2

[@alwaysyouramanda]

The people in the comments going “augmented isn’t virtual” it’s virtually augmented, NOnuanceNellys

[@zand]

Don't they look a lot like Snapshat's old Spectacles? Both in look and UX.

[@arjunarayan]

As a big fan of the Waveform Clips, when you showed the POV, I just thought you should just make the tables face each other and talk to each other! Content/ conversation quality first, then figure out the camera angles for the show.

[@elfalert3231]

It got me when he said, “It’s fascinating…fashionating” and either no one else caught the pun or they just ignored him.

[@sergiohidalgorealtor]

I just bought these over the weekend and the only drawback that I have so far is that you can only record 1 minute videos.

[@GabrielScindian]

Which canons are you using to film your padcast. It looks like c70's but the little monitors remind me of the c200

[@PBJ0204]

Google + Oakley = Pixel Lens. Make it happen.

[@rustknuckleirongut8107]

Wont happen because that same company own both Ray Ban and Oakley. Luxottica is almost a monopoly in the indutry.

[@YTVerseChannel]

2:03 what did you meant computing?

[@vvreddy33]

if they bring that image processing thing it'll be almost the same as iron man's edith

[@CrispyJacketStudios]

8:51 by the same token are you suggesting all smart phones should have a tally light?

[@joakos1122]

As a photographer i wish they would’ve have put the camera on the left sode so you can vlog your photography in first person without hand getting in the way

[@dorkyninja04]

Is there a option to turn off the light when recording?

[@undertow2142]

These glasses are like an extension of your phone. Like as a sensor with the camera “seeing” the world but also with an audio interface opens up a lot capability. Especially with computer vision getting so good now. This feels like the right combination of features for it to be a compelling product that will persist and be iterated upon over time.

[@joakos1122]

It would be cool if more companies started working together like this

[@Outwardpd]

Imo this is what the constantly teased 'apple car' is going to be. Apple doing the electronics/tech and contributing to the design elements and a car manufacturer that already exists doing the rest.

[@franzconstancio1127]

I just saw these in NYC at a Sunglasses hut. I was thoroughly impressed. As for the red light I agree. My daughter was recording me and I saw it and knew it, but psychologically I didn't realize the blinking white light meant recording. However when record with a phone or tablet, it's obvious even without the red light.

[@familyden4640]

My 17 months old daughter keeps staring at that white light and saying "light", "light", "light" while I'm taking a video so yeah I believe this light is more than enough.

[@keerthan7558]

This seems so much more user friendly and normal looking than the VR headsets -like alternatives. I hope this becomes a hit but at the same time , i don't want a advertising company to make these.

[@spookycat4620]

im currently working out of a virtual office using meta workrooms and meta remote desktop app with my quest2 and acer nitro5 and its amazing having my desk be visible in the virtual environment and three huge curved digital monitors i can watch youtube on one have spotify on one and my blender and code editor on one all at the same time with hand tracking im baffled at how sci fi the present is getting 32 years ago this world was a very different place

[@Talltone]

What Apple and Meta are doing with mixed reality is eventually going to be common use. You don’t need to see with your eyes. You have pass through cameras for that. They will get more clear and better over time as well as more cost effective and battery efficient too. Imagine walking down the street with a map and music in the corner of your view. Moving and changing things with eye tracing and hand tracking. You can change the transparency to make it less distracting. This is so exciting and I can’t wait for the technology to get better.

[@Jdb63]

Sounds sweet, but the idea of experiencing most of our reality through a camera feed is unsettling, even if it the quality is almost as good as our eyes

[@PSy84]

you could have stopped with Apple.😂

[@Talltone]

@@Jdb63 I agree. Definitely a time and place. Like throwing on a pair of headphones. You're at the gym, going for a run, walking the dog, cleaning around the house normal use type stuff. Less use during dinner, and family time and actually sightseeing. But then again. How cool would live feedback be tossing them on and seeing facts and information about monuments around you in real time or how tall a building is and other historical facts. I think it's up to the user how much they want to dive into it. Some people would probably only take them off to shower. Others in moderation.

[@devinisreal9356]

Having your eyes fixed on a screen a few inches from your face all day non stop doesn't seem healthy. You could be looking at things many feet away with the pass through cams, but your eyes never actually focused for that distance. The eyes are constantly focused on the screen at a fixed distance. I think it would weaken the eyes if people wore headsets all day everyday.

[@tinnyfoiler7126]

why not just project the apps on a glass with natural pass through why do you need a separate camera feed of reality

[@gunti_omkaar]

Will the price come down for black Friday ?

[@ivytutoring]

Does anyone know of glasses like these which allow interfacing with GPT's API? How could one theoreitlly capture photos and autoupload to gpt to get a response back?

[@ndennan67]

I wouldn’t wear these all the time but I’d be tempted to buy them just for when out cycling or hiking. As they’d be great for catching quick photos or video for your socials while you’re hands maybe occupied

[@dukehong7491]

That's mostly what I use my first gen glasses for. Music while cycling. But 80% of the time I wear them I have the power off. They are still sunglasses.

[@ChickenWing-zk2qf]

Eff ur social

[@vearheart42]

im surprised these dont have any bone conduction. Seems like a slam dunk tech for this.

[@SolowSports]

How did you find such an eclectic group of people who share your interests in tech/reviewing/etc? Love this channel and thanks for sharing :)

[@GaryKlarer]

I don't think it was that hard guy

[@pricejs87]

The single most important part about this discussion is the comment about the blinking red light. It is illegal to record people without their consent in a large part of the country. Meta needs to work on their PR image and show the public they care about doing things right.

[@jimmyadaro]

To be fair they’ve repeatedly show how little they care about privacy 😂

[@stony62ss10]

They have been exposed already they don’t care also if your in public you can legally record anything you want including people

[@miker_c137]

Although these look better, and probably work better this is essentially Google Glass from 2013. There was a huge backlash where stores had signs saying they would not allow them in the store because it violated their customer's privacy. I wonder if people just don't care anymore or will there be a backlash to these as well?

[@zinj2618]

question now is will people notice them for what they are or mistake them for regular glasses

[@aussiegruber86]

I agree, in most workplaces I have worked in this is a major concern for security

[@Outwardpd]

The backlash towards those was because we still hadn't spent much time in the era of smartphones. People mostly realize how stupid it was to overreact to them back then when all the phones around them are the same thing. Stores only put those signs up for PR purposes, the stores themselves never cared.

[@TheLillianYoung]

Just about 2 years ago, a store clerk got upset because I walked in with my Insta360 Go on my shirt. It wasn’t recording. Also, an older lady in a diner line asked if my Wayfarers had cameras. I assured her that I wasn’t recording.

[@smirnoff242]

People were concerned about privacy back then. These days it seems everyone's fairly desensitized to the ever present nature of recording, be it doorbells, Tesla security, dash cams, body cams, tiktok people etc etc.

[@Mike0193Azul]

It’s a bright white light. Pretty sure that’s more than enough and obvious considering it’s coming out of clear cameras. Dude might as well just verbally announce he is taking a picture every time if wants an annoying blinking red light on it -_-

[@ArkienII]

13:19 a black hole has an infinite density, but a finite mass.

[@CharlesHam1906]

I hate to say it but this will blow up the "hidden camera, pov, amateur" categories even more😊

[@mycelia_ow]

Bro.... 💀

[@LaureReminick]

I will wait till the Apple glasses come out, because I WILL NOT cooperate with Facebook. But, if this is the standard....I'm in

[@dplj4428]

True for regular glass wear and these VR even with added presciption, the fail of transition is that it lessens nearsighted person vision indoor and outdoors, makes it more difficult to read signs. Basically, defeats prescription's correction

[@zeethree]

They need to combine the tech in these with the Viture XR Neckband. Android TV + lens screen + external battery + camera.

[@baxterboy123yt]

We need them to add transoarent oled screens with ar aswell

[@Desbo]

I love Marquess’s take. Very insightful! 🙌🏿

[@PatrickHoodDaniel]

The video is surprisingly stable.

[@BillysWild]

You guys are so funny! This glasses conversation turned into the nerdiest space conversation.

[@skate1]

These are good to use while driving. You can probably see your speedometer to prove your not speeding if they try giving you a ticket

[@aussiegruber86]

The security issues with these is going to be next level

[@Matanumi]

I feel like they'd be obvious

[@Outwardpd]

"The security issues will be insane!", said the man not realizing these kinds of glasses and covert recording options have been around and widely available for decades.

[@speedracer123222]

They talked alot about in the end about vr vs these meta glasses and should have screen for displaying. There is stuff like that, xreal air 2 is one and rokid max’s.

[@gideonwobil8194]

Maybe augmented reality and a bigger battery in the same form factor is al it needs

[@Rogersthat]

Hold up - how am I not subscribed to this channel yet? I just noticed I wasn't when I saw the button light up while you were talking about the new glowing behavior at the end of the video 😲 Very cool feature! I can confirm that it's working as intended and doing it's job well bc it literally just got me to subscribe soo.. 😅😇

[@Andy-lz6gb]

I wonder how they compare to go pros, these look awesome

[@robobass25]

I just got the prescription transition models but none of the ai that I been lookin forwards to get out works. Like the “look and tell me what I’m seeing” or something like that. Or “tell me what I’m looking at”

[@fragmen52_47]

I wouldn't mind something mildly bulky and external like google glass if it gave me a little screen always in the corner of the vision acting as an extension of my phone.

[@j4n3m84]

12:53 it feels like every other waveform clip marques absolutely NEEDS to win these mini arguments

[@niatro]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 *👓 Descripción de las características de las gafas Meta x Ray-Ban:* - Las gafas Meta x Ray-Ban son una colaboración que integra tecnología y estilo de vida. - Incorporan una cámara, micrófono, altavoces, panel táctil y batería, todo en un diseño que se asemeja a unas gafas de sol normales. - Las lentes son de transición, cambiando de transparentes a oscurecidas al sol, lo que las hace versátiles y discretas. 01:38 *📷 Calidad de la cámara y funcionalidades destacadas:* - Las cámaras de 12 megapíxeles permiten capturar fotos y videos en primera persona con una calidad sorprendente. - La estabilización es efectiva, especialmente para actividades como jugar al ping-pong o conducir. - El botón de obturador en la parte superior facilita la captura de fotos y videos sin problemas. 03:01 *🎵 Calidad de audio y funcionalidades de reproducción de música:* - Los altavoces integrados proporcionan un sonido sorprendentemente claro y potente, proyectando el audio directamente en los oídos del usuario. - Es posible reproducir música, recibir llamadas y escuchar indicaciones de voz sin necesidad de auriculares adicionales. - El control táctil en el lateral permite gestionar la reproducción de audio de manera intuitiva. 04:40 *🗣️ Interacción mediante asistente de voz:* - Se puede acceder a funciones adicionales mediante comandos de voz utilizando el asistente integrado. - El asistente permite realizar acciones como tomar fotos, grabar videos, buscar información en internet y mucho más. - La respuesta del asistente es rápida y eficiente, lo que facilita la interacción sin necesidad de una pantalla. 10:06 *💡 Visión futura de la tecnología de gafas inteligentes y realidad virtual:* - Se plantea una convergencia entre las gafas inteligentes y los dispositivos de realidad virtual, buscando reducir el tamaño y aumentar la funcionalidad. - La meta es crear unas gafas que ofrezcan una experiencia de realidad mixta, combinando el mundo real con elementos virtuales de manera natural. - Se especula sobre el potencial futuro de la tecnología, sugiriendo que las gafas inteligentes podrían convertirse en el estándar para la informática personal en el futuro cercano. Made with HARPA AI

[@andresaxmanbrown]

MKBHD predicted the future with the reveal of the Meta Orion glasses.

[@bernardoquina]

The black hole discussion is so wrong but I appreciate the effort.

[@supergg07]

Bought me a pair and I love them. I am totally blind so I asked Meta to do a lot of things to read my mail and doesn’t read it word for word but it does the highlights of stuff and that’s all I need. It’s where it’s from and how much I owe. I also can take something out of my cabinet like food or whatever tell it to look and describe then I can ask questions about it how to cook it everything it is not made for the blind, but it sure does help this old lady

[@avaro2]

The one guy who wants flashing red signals should remember this: millions of people use smartphones to film in public and it's extremely rare that anyone will get upset about it. Why doesn't he require warnings on smartphones?

[@Trap536]

Mkbhd is like “ these people are too much”😂

[@Dom6879]

How's the battery life on that thing?

[@CameronOwen101]

Red light should blink at about 150% average resting heart rate - this is how blizzard tune the frequency of vfx for things players should be wary of.

[@spanoli6826]

WOW, can I say im impressed they mentioned the privacy concerns. Good for them for recognizing how unsafe that is.

[@JayWilkins-zh7fx]

These are only about 200 to 250usd where im located. Theyre litterally anywhere from 50 to 60dollars more than the standard models used to cost before these were introduced. Since the first model was introduced they lowered the prices of their main non smart glasses models down to as low as 99dollars sometimes when they used to be arohnd 200 to 250. Rayban and facebook are obviously selling these at cost or potetially even at a loss to get it adopted to a point where its as common as a smartphone so they can raise the price to thousand dollars or more and people will want to buy it just like what happened with the iphone back then no one thouvh someone would buy a 800dollar phone and even with apples discount through att no one thought it would sell for thr 400dollar discounted price but the product was so good and he got the right people to adopt it and now every brands flagship phones are thousands of dollars.

[@PXKMProductionsGaming]

Do they offer prescription lenses for them? Or are they only transitions?

[@nyvetteguy462]

Prescription lenses are able to be added to them. I am awaiting my lenses now. These glasses are insane.

[@RichardServello]

So LaMA actually runs really well on local hardware. Is this still phoning into a service or does it work locally on your phone?

[@JB-wk6xn]

I'd like to use those glasses inside casinos. Is there a way to disable the flashing light on the front?

[@dandalstraphotography]

Reminds me of the old SnapChat glasses! Those were really cool.

[@ZefiMylynMark.]

Is it shock proof ?? My sunglasses always fall down :(

[@samstimpson321]

Can these connect to a MacBook to use on Google meets etc? I would buy two pairs if so, normal glasses and sunnies

[@Deliverydragon]

Can we put prescription transition sunglass lenses in them ?

[@mrmicflair]

I have to first version Rayan Stories. I like them for glasses with tech w/ prescription lenses. I will be getting these as well. Like how they added new features and hope battery life is longer.

[@marksievers2320]

I need help deciding if i want the transitions or not

[@ShebanFPV]

can you turn off that white blinking indicator while streaming?

[@Bigjuergo]

Keywordchange possible? Button to activate voice Assistent?

[@PhotoSlash]

when will the AI assistant be available tho? still haven't seen anybody showing it

[@blu2194]

You can get prescription lenses as well, and insurance covers them as normal frames!

[@FrankLeeYing]

Im thinking the white light should help with recording video in low light

[@fiercekrypton]

8:20 it’s something people only need to experience once then they will understand what it is. Just like Bluetooth headsets back in the day. No red light required.

[@untitled4841]

Are those Skyler's or Headliner's on Marques?

[@vihanshah9727]

Black holes don’t have infinite mass, but have infinite density. Should think of the mass being concentrated on a point. So from far the black hole just feels like another planet or star.

[@williamhumber5890]

Black holes still have a finite density, it's just high enough that there is some point outside the radius of the actual black hole that gravity so strong that light cannot escape.

[@natediemer1306]

It’s gonna be so weird one day when people never know if someone is talking to them or to their assistant. Even nowadays people talking with AirPods in are assumed to be on the phone but glasses are so innocuous

[@Luke_Benson]

Love the space reference! May want to brush up on black holes a bit though. SciShow Space has some great videos

[@TheGoldenLifevlogs]

Hello, thank you for the review I am completely disabled due to cerebral palsy very very limited use of my hands, and can really only use my voice. How long can I live stream for and then upload it to KZbin? Secondly, with the AI built-in can I give voice command and the glasses start recording because that would be a true game changer for my KZbin channel third question do the glasses come with prescriptions because I already wear glasses.

[@minaguta4147]

The photobomb at 15:01 is 🤌

[@sjp9024]

Lmbo this blackhole debate was my favorite part. This vide was weirdly satisfying.

[@Jordancameron88]

10:52 they are called “Temple” incase ppl are wondering