The smart glasses that you were waiting for

There is one thing that people want to know when they see my country Smart Ray Ban Smart Glasses of the First GenerationAnd it has nothing to do with the intelligence of Amnesty International, cameras, or amazingly Wonderful open sound They put. They want to know what is likely at the forefront of the mind now and you read this: Do they have a screen in it? Answer? Unfortunately, no … until now.

in Meta Connect 2025, Meta has recently unveiled its smart glasses that the Ray-Ban screen, which, may also be gathered from the name, have a screen in it. It doesn’t look much on the roof – we have screens everywhere, all the time. Many of them, in fact. But I am here to tell you that after using it before the veil was revealed, I regret that I want you likely to want another screen in your life, whether you know it or not. But first, you may want to know exactly what is going on on this screen that I am talking about.

Answer? Applications, of course. The screen, which is actually full in color and not monochromatic like Previous reports suggestedServing the HUD view of things like notifications, navigation, and even photos and videos. For full specifications for this offer, You can read the news companion To my work here. Currently, I want to focus on what this screen feels. Answer? Little escape in the beginning.

Although the Ray-Ban screen, which weighs 69 grams (about 10 grams more than the first generation glasses without a screen) is doing its best to not pay a screen in front of your face, still really, hovering like a realistic clip, waiting for your attention to notifying a moment notice. Regardless of your feelings about smart glasses that contain a screen, this is a good thing, because the offer is the full cause of $ 800 to own a husband. Once your eyes adapt to the screen (it takes a minute or so), you can get a break in doing things. This is where the nerve band comes to define.

The nerve band is dead SEMG wristA piece of technology that has been shown for years so far that has shrunk to the size of the fitness band. It reads electrical signals in your hand to record pirates, hits, taps, and wrist turns as inputs in glasses. I was at first worried that his wrist may feel the shape or very clear on my body, but I can inform you that this is not the case – this is the light as it happens. Smart glasses also felt light and comfortable on my face, although they were significantly thicker than the first generation of rays.

More importantly, it is lightweight and accurate, it’s very refundable. Once the nerve band was narrow on my wrist (it was a little loose at the beginning, but better after modified), it was used to move in the user interface somewhat intuitive. The finger of the index and the thumb is the equivalent of “Select”, which is medium fingers and the thumb finger is “back”, and to pass, you can make a grip and then use your thumb like a mouse made of meat and bones over the upper part of the aforementioned grip. It is a little from Professional vision A little Search 3But with no manual tracking. I will not lie to you, it looks like a little magic when it works liquid.

Personally, I still have some contrast in inputs-you may have to try to enter something once or twice before registering it-but I say it works well most of the time (at least much better than you expect for a literal device of its kind). I think the experience will only get more fluid over time, and even better as soon as you really train yourself to properly navigate the user interface. Not to mention future applications! Meta is already planning to launch the handwriting feature, although it is not available at launch. I got a direct look … a kind of. I could not use handwriting myself, but I saw a dead delegate to use, and it seems that it works, although I have no way to know how much it is used for myself.

But it is sufficient for controls. Let’s get to what you already do with them. I got a largely short experience of all the Meta Ray-Ban offer, including a series of devastating features of the phone. One of my favorites is taking pictures in POV mode, which imposes a window on the glasses screen that shows you what takes a picture of the right in the lens – other than, do not guess and achieve when taking pictures. There is another moment “Wow” here is the ability to cut your fingers and adjust your wrist (just as you run the phone call) to enlarge. It is an accurate thing, but you feel that you are a processor when you can control the camera by widening your hands only.

Another prominent feature is the mobility, which imposes a map on the glasses screen to show you where you are going. Obviously, I was limited to testing how this feature works because I could not wander with glasses in my illustration, but the map was sharp and bright enough to use them in the open air (I tested these things with sunlight, and the brightness of 5000 channels was enough). Meta leaves you if you use mobility while you are in a car or on a bike, but it will warn you of the dangers of looking at the screen if you discover that you are moving quickly. It is difficult to say how HUD will dispense HUD if you are riding a biking, which is something that I plan to fully test in the end.

Another interesting feature you may actually use is video calls, which pulls a video of the person you call in the lower right corner. The interesting part about this feature is that it is the POV for the person you call, so that they can see what you are looking for. It is not something that I will do in any situation, because the person you usually calls you to see him You Not only what you are looking for, but I can make sure that it works at least.

When talking about work only, there is also a direct copy feature that can listen to your environment and install what the other person says on the width of smart glasses. I had two ideas when using this feature: The first is that it could be a game change for access. If your listening session is weak, you will actually be able to do so Sees The live text can be very useful. Second, this feature may be great for translation, which is something that Meta has already thought in this case. You did not get a chance to use smart glasses to translate another language, but the capabilities exist.

One of the problems I expect here is that smart glasses may pick up other conversations that occur nearly. Meta also thought about this and said that the microphones on the Ray-Ban screen actually swing to focus only on what you are looking at, and she got an opportunity to test that. While Meta’s representatives spoke to me in the room, others had their own private conversations. Results? Type of mixed. While the copies mostly focused on the person I was looking for, he still picks up stray words here and there. This looks like a little inevitability in high scenarios, but who knows? Perhaps you can fill the gaps.

If you are looking for a fatal feature of Meta Ban Smart Smart glasses, I am not sure that there is necessarily one, but there is one thing I know is that the association of glasses with the nervous range should not be less than changing the game. The movement of the user interface in the smart glasses was a continuous problem in space, and until now, I haven’t seen what I thought was a fatal solution, but based on my early offers, I would like to say that the “brain reading” wrist of dead might be the penetration that we were waiting for-at least until the tracking in this scale becomes possible.

I will know more about how everything works when you get a chance to use the Meta Ray-Ban display on my own, but now I say Meta is still clear that the candidate in the smart glasses race, and the beginning of its head has become very huge.