I ditched my iPhone and used the second-generation Ray-Ban Meta (2nd gen) by using it as my travel guide in Rome, Italy — but I absolutely got the wrong pair

TechRadar Verdict The second-generation Ray-Ban Meta still stands as the best smart glasses for most people, but they don’t move the needle enough to suggest they’ll hold onto that spot for the next few years. That being said, I was impressed by just how capable and streamlined they are in use, and the upgrades to camera specs and battery life make these a viable option if you’re tired of experiencing life through a phone-camera lens. $379 at Amazon(Blue) $379 at Best Buy(Black) $379 at GlassesUSA.com(Black) $379.99 at Target Pros +Better photo and video quality +Stylish in a wide range of frames +Longer battery life +Clear and loud audio Cons -Privacy minefield -Still some audio leakage -AI is not 100% accurate -Difficult to take good photos Best picks for you The best smart glasses…

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