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Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses review: no camera is a bonus for some, good audio quality, and Meta AI works well, but lingering privacy concerns and fairly pricey

Meta Platforms Inc.'s $349-and-up Ray-Ban Meta Audio, announced last month, are an odd proposition.

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Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses review: no camera is a bonus for some, good audio quality, and Meta AI works well, but lingering privacy concerns and fairly pricey

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