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I've said it before & I'll say it again: the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses are the most underrated tech product of the last decade.

They are cheap, useful, and the roadmap to building a $1B wearables business is clear & very possible for a company of Meta's scale.

Huge opportunity that is not being talked about enough.

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That's what I'm waiting for, an actual AR version. I would have purchased Google Glass back in the day if I could have afforded it because even though the form factor was kinda hacked together, it was the idea vision.

I go back and forth on them. I really want my smart glasses to show me something since they are on my face and I'm looking through them.

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if you use airpods daily and take walking meetings i strongly recommend them

Yeah. I love mine. Use them more than any other thing besides my phone.

Way better than snap chats. Shows it’s so much about timing.

Co-sign! A lot more hands-free mirror selfies

as much as i hate facebook i have to agree with this 😔

And they’re great for people with visual impairment

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I want real glasses like this so badly but I just can’t give meta anything.

The best tech purchase I’ve made all year. 

Snapping photos with my glasses >>> awkward arm iPhone pics