Meta and EssilorLuxottica have teamed up to create Ray-Ban Stories, a range of smartglasses sporting some of Ray-Ban’s most iconic designs. Unlike the ill-fated Google Glass, Ray-Ban Stories look less like something out of a sci-fi movie and more like something you’d actually want to wear.
Housing dual inte-grated 5MP cameras, speakers, microphones, a notification LED light, and an image-capture button, these are not your grandad’s sunglasses.
Ray-Ban Stories
These smartglasses will let you live out your hi-tech James Bond fantasies
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Meta and EssilorLuxottica have teamed up to create Ray-Ban Stories, a range of smartglasses sporting some of Ray-Ban’s most iconic designs. Unlike the ill-fated Google Glass, Ray-Ban Stories look less like something out of a sci-fi movie and more like something you’d actually want to wear.
Housing dual inte-grated 5MP cameras, speakers, microphones, a notification LED light, and an image-capture button, these are not your grandad’s sunglasses.
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Able to capture up to 60s of video, play audio, accept calls, and offer voice controls via Facebook Assistant, these smartglasses will let you live out your hi-tech James Bond fantasies without needing Q.
Compatible with Android and iOS, Ray-Ban Stories require the Facebook View app to function. While they are not water or splash resistant, they can be fitted with transition and prescription lenses.
From $299, ray-ban.com
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