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Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses do not include a camera, a distinction that shaped a user's recent experience with the device.
The author of a report for The Verge described using the audio-only smart glasses during several daily activities, including running in a park, ordering a drink, and reading on a bench.
During one interaction, the user asked the glasses to check their calendar. The device's AI assistant responded that Google Calendar had not been connected, despite the user having already linked the service.
The assistant then offered help to establish the connection.
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