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Apple AirPods Pro 3
4.7Current price not available
- Battery
- 6 hours ANC (30 hours with case)
- Audio
- Custom Apple H3 chip, Adaptive EQ
- Water resistance
- IP54 dust and water resistant
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.4, Apple U2 chip
- Weight
- 5.4g per earbud
Sony WF-1000XM6
4.6Current price not available
- Battery
- 8 hours ANC (24 hours with case)
- Audio
- V2 processor, LDAC, DSEE Extreme
- Water resistance
- IPX4 splash resistant
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.3, Multipoint
- Weight
- 5.9g per earbud
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Buying guidance for smart glasses, earbuds, watches, rings and AR/VR.
Smart glasses are connected eyewear with features like voice assistants, cameras, open-ear audio, AR displays, or heads-up notifications. They range from everyday-looking frames with built-in assistants, like Meta Ray-Ban, to display-first products like XREAL Air 2.
The Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses are our top overall smart glasses pick in 2026. They combine a polished assistant experience, strong camera quality, great audio, and the most natural-looking design. They still offer one of the best balances of features, style, and value in the category.
Most smart glasses like Meta Ray-Ban or Solos AirGo 3 connect to your phone over Bluetooth for full functionality, though some basic tasks can work on-device. Display glasses like XREAL, Rokid, and Viture usually need a wired USB-C connection to a phone, laptop, or console.
Yes. Most smart glasses support prescription options. Meta Ray-Ban offers prescription lenses directly through its configurator, while XREAL and Rokid offer prescription inserts. Even Realities G1 and Brilliant Labs Frame also support prescription compatibility.
Smart glasses have matured a lot. If you value hands-free photo and video capture, assistant access, or portable displays, they are worth serious consideration. Meta Ray-Ban and Solos AirGo 3 are both strong entry points with real everyday utility, while display glasses from XREAL, Rokid, and Viture cover entertainment and productivity.
Battery life varies a lot by type. Camera and assistant glasses like Meta Ray-Ban (Gen 2) last around 8 hours, while Solos AirGo 3 can stretch much longer. Display glasses like XREAL and Rokid draw power from the connected device. True AR products like TCL RayNeo X2 have much shorter active AR sessions.
Most camera-equipped smart glasses, including Meta Ray-Ban and TCL RayNeo X2, use an LED indicator during recording to signal bystanders. That is a deliberate privacy feature. Always respect local recording laws and social norms when using camera functions.
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