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The questions behind the products
Features, first-hand stories and analysis of the choices shaping AI wearables, from privacy and trust to what these products are actually like to live with.
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AI glasses | UK buying advice
Meta Ray-Ban Display UK: price, navigation and what works
Official UK sales have begun. We explain the £749 listing, London and Manchester navigation, and the features still awaiting UK confirmation.
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AI glasses | Future
Where Do AI Glasses Go Next?
From venue directions and first-person video calls to instant tint and visual zoom, these are our five realistic predictions for the next two years.
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Consumer advice
Beware the cheap imitations: what to check before buying budget AI glasses
Low-cost glasses can promise cameras, translation and AI for a fraction of the usual price. Here is how to check the advert, app, privacy, safety and support before buying.
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AI glasses analysis
Camera glasses are facing a backlash. Is this Even G2’s moment?
Even G2 keeps private displays, navigation and translation while leaving the camera out. We look at why that approach feels particularly timely.
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Accessibility
Meta Glasses Accessibility Features; Opening doors for those who need it most
Meta glasses can read text, describe surroundings and offer hands-free help. We look at the benefits, limitations and why accessibility belongs in the wider debate.
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Privacy debate
Recording lights divide Smart Glasses owners. We think Meta is right.
A visible light won’t settle every privacy argument, but removing it would make trust much harder for everyone wearing camera glasses in public.
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Opinion
Banning AI glasses won’t solve the real privacy problem
Some venue restrictions make sense. Treating every person wearing camera glasses as a threat doesn’t.
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Month-long experience
I wore Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 for a month. Here’s how it went.
The useful features, minor irritations and unexpected moments that only become clear after AI glasses stop feeling new.
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Our process
How we test and research AI wearables
What hands-on means, how we handle research-led reviews and the checks we make before reaching a verdict.
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