If you lose the proprietary Ray-Ban Meta Display wristband charging cable, there currently is not a normal way to buy another one. Meta support told me replacement may go through warranty support, but extra cables, cases, and bands are not simply listed for sale.
A quick real-world POV test filmed entirely on Ray-Ban Meta Display Glasses during a Tesla wash, showing how the glasses handle motion, color, and everyday lighting without a phone setup.
Ray-Ban Meta Display transition lenses do tint outdoors, but they do not get as dark as real sunglasses and they struggle in the car because windshields block the UV light they need.
A practical look at raw Ray-Ban Meta Display Glasses video quality, including how the footage holds up in a 4K 16:9 timeline and what the 9:16 crop looks like for Shorts or Reels.
Real-world notes on the Ray-Ban Meta Display glasses: display clarity, Meta Maps, AI limits, brightness, battery, privacy, and whether the $800 price makes sense right now.
A practical first look at the Baseus Pico 10,000 mAh Qi 2.2 power bank, including wired charging numbers, MagSafe-style hold, and what I saw testing it with an iPhone 17 Pro Max.
A simple way to keep the cleaning cloth inside the Ray-Ban Display Glasses fold-flat case without adding bulk, so it is always there when the lenses get smudged.
After a few days with the Ray-Ban Meta Display Glasses, they feel premium but unfinished, with display clarity issues, software inconsistency, missing features, and limited customization.
I unboxed and set up the Ray-Ban Display Glasses with the Neural Band. The biggest surprise was not the setup or hardware, but how the single-eye display actually feels in real use.
The iPhone 17 Air is Apple’s thinnest iPhone, but the thin design comes with real tradeoffs: weaker audio, missing LiDAR, battery concerns, and fewer pro-level features at around $1,000.
Before your iPhone 17 arrives, a USB-C to Ethernet adapter can make your iCloud backup faster and more reliable than Wi-Fi. Here is the simple wired backup setup I used.
The iPhone 17 lineup looks nicer and a little more refined, but based on what Apple showed, I do not see a strong reason to rush into an upgrade unless your current device is failing or you specifically want the thinner iPhone Air.