For years, a motorcycle ride has been a sacred escape for me. Each pedal stroke helps to melt the stress that piles a week, and I have collected some gadgets that improve these rides. However, I have learned this difficult way that bringing too much gear away from the ride, and you have to force to manage the pings and battery -level networks instead of just riding on the bike.
Enter Ray Ben Meta: Smart glasses that provide my weekend rides easy and a little more fun.
Instead of rotating with my phone, a couple of sunshine glasses, a headphone to take photos throughout the ride, I now have a device that helps everything.
Meta says that Ray Ben Meta Smart Glasses are just surprised with more people than me. He has sold millions of these devicesAnd CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently said Sales have increased threefold in the previous year.
Several Reddate threads And YouTube videos Suggest that many people are wearing ray meta glasses during the bike. Meta has also caught – it is allegedly building a The next generation of AI smart glasses with Okley, especially for players built for.
I had never expected to use my ray bean metas on a motorcycle. But a few months ago, I decided to try them.
Now, I wear these glasses more than any other place on motorcycle rides. Meta got a lot of things with these smart glasses to please me that there is Something It is almost a pleasure to use it here, and with some upgrades, he can get there.
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One of the key sales points of Ray Ben Meta is that they are just a solid pair of ray sunshine-my transfer lens and a clear plastic body with a high style.
I found this work well for motorcycle riders, saved my eyes from sunshine, dirt and diagonal. They sit comfortably under a motorcycle helmet – but probably not at all. (After that.)
Meta’s smart glass killer feature is the camera that sits on your right and left eyes. Glasses allow me to catch photos and videos on their rides by pressing a button on the top right corner of the frames instead of rotating my phone.
Last weekend, passing through the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, I used the ray bean meta glasses to take pictures of beautiful Blue Heron Lake, the shrubs covered by the shrubs, where the park meets the Pacific, and the trees covered by the trees that are on the park.
Is the camera amazing? No. But it’s great, and I occupy the moments that I never have if I didn’t wear glasses. That’s why I do not see the camera as an alternative to my phone’s camera, but rather a way to completely catch more photos and videos.
The feature I use most: open ear speakers in glass arms, which allow me to listen to podcasts and music without stopping the noise of people, bikers and cars. Meta was far away from the first company that had put the speaker into glasses – Bose has been made of solid pair for years. But Meta’s open air speakers are amazingly good. I was impressed with audio quality and the lack of traditional headphones on these rides.
I found myself chatting with a Meta AI assistant on the weekend rides. I recently asked questions about the nature I was watching in the park – like “Hey, Meta, look and tell me what kind of tree it is?” – Also the beginning of historic buildings I saw.
I usually use motorcycle riders as a way to invalidate the world, so it seems contradictory to talk to AI chat boot during rides. However, I found these short questions without suppressing my curiosity about the world around me, without sucking me in the rabbit hole of content and information, which usually happens when I use my phone.
And, once again, the biggest thing about these features is that they all come into the same device.
This means fewer things to charge, less disorder in my biking gear box, and less tools to manage my ride as well.
Potholes
Although Ray Ben Meta Great looks excellent, the Great looks excellent, they were not clearly designed with the bike in mind.
Often, ray bean meta glasses fall down my nose during a riding. When I am bent on a motorcycle and looking to see what’s ahead of me, the coarse frames stop my sight. (Most sunshine for cyclists have thin frames and nose pads to solve these problems.)
There are some limits around how ray bean meta glasses work with other apps, which is a problem. While I like to take photos and stop music from glasses, my phone has to come out of my pocket.
For example, Ray Ben Meta has a spatial integration, but I have had a very difficult time to play specific playlists. Sometimes, when I demanded a playlist or played the wrong playlist completely, glasses played nothing.
I would love to see these integration better-and with apps like Strava or Garman have been extended to add specific bike integration.
The rest of my iPhone does not work too much Ray Ben Meta, which is probably due to Apple’s banned policies.
I would love to be able to fire texts with my ray bean meta glasses or easily navigate through apple maps, but such features will not be available until Apple releases its smart glasses.
This leaves Meta’s AI assistant. The feature of AI is often considered as the main sales point of these glasses, but I often miss it.
Meta’s sound AI is not as impressive as open, anxiety, and other Google sound AI products. Its AI sounds feel more robotic, and I think the answers are less reliable.
I recently experienced a live video AI session of Ray Ben Meta, which was Masked for the first time at last year’s Mett Connect conference. This feature has added video and audio to an AI model directly from Ray Ben Meta in the cloud, aimed at creating another smooth way to communicate with its AI assistant and allows it to “see” what they see. In fact, it was a hot dirt.
I asked Ray Bin Meta to identify some interesting cars that I was biking near my apartment. Glasses described a modern Ford Brunco as a Vintage Vox Wagon Beatle, though they both look nothing alike. Later, the glasses confidently told me that the BMW of the 1980s was Honda Civic. Nearly, but still very different cars.
During the AI session directly, I asked the AI to help identify some plants and trees. Ai told me that a tree of eucalyptus was an oak tree. When I said, “No, I think it’s a eucalyptus tree,” Ai replied, “Oh, you say right.” Such experiences raise me the question of why I am talking to AI.
Google Deep Mind and Openi are also working on multi -modal AI sessions as Meta offers with its smart glasses. But for now, the experiments look far away from the end.
I really want to see a better version of AI smart glasses that I can take on bike rides. Ray Ben Meta Glass I have just seen is one of the most trusted AI devices, and I can see how happy wearing them on the ride after some important upgrades.