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These Solos Smart Glasses Might Make Me Ditch My Ray Ban Metas

UNITED STATES, JUN 26 – Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses offer limited support for users with disabilities and have only four hours of battery life, making them less practical than dedicated accessibility devices.

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These smart glasses are light on gimmicks, heavy on usability.

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These Solos Smart Glasses Might Make Me Ditch My Ray Ban Metas

These smart glasses are light on gimmicks, heavy on usability.

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Do Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses work as an accessibility device?

Mashable tested whether the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can be used as an accessibility device for people with low or limited vision.

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Mashable broke the news in United States on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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