Contact lens. Or you can buy Apple-certified attachable prescription lenses.The endless question is how will this work for people that wear prescription glasses. There are a lot of us.
Contact lens. Or you can buy Apple-certified attachable prescription lenses.The endless question is how will this work for people that wear prescription glasses. There are a lot of us.
Dry eyes for me. No contacts. Guess I'll be holding out for the certified attachables, then.Contact lens. Or you can buy Apple-certified attachable prescription lenses.
View attachment 2512983
Nobody wants to wear scuba goggles in public.
Indeed. And the people that wear contacts were willing to put a pieces of plastic on their eyeballs to avoid wearing glasses.A rumor that doesn't say it will happen in 2027? I can't believe it. 🤣
The endless question is how will this work for people that wear prescription glasses. There are a lot of us.
Vanity? So either no one scuba dives in public or.... people use them as expected and no on cares. Likewise with AVP. Mostly it's the people that don't have one that seem to worry about such.
Heh, I’m gonna take these to school
This is going to canibalize Vision Pro sales. The 4 people who got one will wish they'd have waited for these.
Good one!"but better made." = 499 bucks more expensive 🤣
Probably, but it’s very likely that anyone interested in buying these already has AirPods or other Bluetooth headphones.Guess you'll be needing AirPods for some functions for better audio quality and unless you want everyone around you to be able to listen in on your music, conversations, and other activities.
Exactly.Good one!
Also interesting about the "better made" comment is that Meta doesn't make the frames. Apple is implying they will make better frames than companies such as Ray Ban, Oakley, other Luxoticca companies, and Warby Parker that have been designing/manufacturing frames for decades. Meta was smart to partner with established frame designers and then seamlessly integrate the tech inside.
I am curious how much better Apple will do as they play catch-up and I've honestly been pretty impressed with my Meta Ray Bans so far -- features work well, smartglasses feel just as comfortable as my non-smart glasses, clever in-case charging, and battery life gets me through 4-5 hours of continuous work meetings. A quick charge during my lunch break gets me through the rest of the workday. With lighter schedules I've gotten through a full work day of calls, meetings, and some music listening, and a couple of photos and video recordings with 16% battery remaining. Over time the battery life will expectedly decrease but by then I will have moved onto the next-gen smartglass...time will tell if it will be a product from Meta, Google/Samsung, or Apple.