Ray-Ban Meta RW7001 - Blayzer Optics (Gen 2)

Ray-Ban Meta RW7001 - Blayzer optics (Gen 2)

A customizable action button that allows users to discreetly activate the functions that are most important to them.

Interchangeable nose pads, available in 3 sizes, offer a personalized and more stable fit for improved comfort and security.

A more refined and thinner temple design, with height and thickness reduced by 1mm for improved comfort and aesthetics.

Over 8 hours of battery life on a single charge and up to an additional 48 hours with a fully charged case.

Compatible with prescription lenses with various lens types available.

Over-extension hinges with 10° of additional rotation, offering greater flexibility and improved comfort.

12 MP ultra-wide-angle camera for HD photos and videos.

Camera and LED reduced by 30% for a more natural look.

Open-ear speakers that do not block ambient audio and a custom 5-microphone array

32 GB flash memory (over 1000 photos, over 100 videos of 30s)

Get real-time tips and information with Meta AI. You can ask your AI glasses for information about points of interest you see, recipes wherever you are, and even to remind you where you parked

Real-time dialogue between English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, and Portuguese (Brazil)

RAY-BAN | META requires a phone with Android (location services enabled) or iOS operating system, and wireless internet access, as well as a Meta account and the Meta View application (free download). RAY-BAN | META and the Meta View app are currently available and supported in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Spain, and the UK. To date, the voice assistant is only available in English, French, and Italian. Only ages 13 and up. This product may interfere with personal medical devices. Requires periodic installation of updates, including for first use. When using RAY-BAN | META, it is always the user's responsibility to comply with all local laws and regulations, particularly those related to privacy and the use of recording devices.