Get style and function with Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and they’re 20% off

By Aaron Mamiit Published December 1, 2024

Cyber Monday Deal — Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses will let you share your view in Whatsapp and Messenger. Meta

Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses will let you share your view in Whatsapp and Messenger. — Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses will let you share your view in Whatsapp and Messenger. Meta

This year’s Cyber Monday deals are trickling out. If you want to buy something interesting during the shopping event, we highly recommend going for the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer. These smart glasses are currently on sale from Meta at 20% off, lowering their price from $299 to $239. You’re going to have to act fast if you’re thinking of taking advantage of this offer though, as the $76 discount may disappear at any moment.

Why you should buy the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer smart glasses

From afar, the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer look like the popular Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses, but upon closer look, you’ll see that they’re equipped with cameras on either side. These 12MP ultra-wide cameras are capable of capturing photos and videos, and with the smart glasses’ built-in microphones, hands-free operation is possible with the help of Meta’s voice assistant. You can also livestream using the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, with the video shared to Facebook or Instagram.

The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer provides access to Meta AI, so you can get quick answers to any questions you may have while you’re on the go, and it also enables voice commands for various functions. You can also use the smart glasses to make hands-free calls through Messenger and WhatsApp, while the Meta View app lets you import, auto-fix, and share the photos and videos that you took with them. The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer comes with a sleek charging case — the smart glasses can last up to four hours on a single charge, and up to 36 hours if you include the juice from the charging case.

If you think smart glasses are among the best gifts to buy on Cyber Monday — for a loved one or even for yourself — then you wouldn’t want to miss this opportunity to get the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer at 20% off. They’re available from Meta for only $239 instead of $299, and with the $60 discount, we think a lot of shoppers will be interested in this bargain. That means you need to be quick with your purchase if you want to buy the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer smart glasses for a more affordable price than usual. The deal could end at any time.

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