Earlier this week, I attended meta Connect and had a chance to go hands-on with the Meta Ray-Ban Display, the newest set of smart glasses from Meta. The defining features is a display in the lenses, and work with a neural wrist strap to translate small gestures into controls to navigate the interface.
I only had a few minutes with the Ray-Ban Display, but came away largely impressed. The screen is bright and crisp, and while there's a learning curve, the hand gestures felt very intuitive. However, there's a few things I'd want to try with them first to really see if they're really worth the $800 investment. Here are the five things I'm most interested in trying with the Meta Ray-Ban Display.
