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Great video meta says they cannot be repaired now I really understand after seeing this video. BLUE JEAN

Can change 4k screen panel?😂

Great. Now we can remove the light

Does it have a Bluetooth hardware?

Loved it ty

Thank you

the fact that the case doesn't have findmy is super frustrating!!!!

Absolutely fantastic teardown thank you so much, I have these as my daily driver prescription glasses and ive always wondered how these things actually work inside

I would like a detailed description of the charging connector area. If we lose the charging case we have to buy it which is sold at a high price. This is the biggest drawback. We need to find a compatible charging case.

Going to reassemble it and sell it at a discount 🤪

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Blue Jean. I have a pair but would give one to a blind ham in the group I am involved with. These glasses are a God sent for us blind people.

Very interesting video. Would be a great improvement if there was a slower edit and slower camera movements so that one can actually pay attention to the details of the teardown. No need for fancy soft focus!

I have rayban wayfarer smart glasses. It has stopped working, not charging and cannot turn on. I still cannot find a place to repair. Any one to help. Am in India

Is it possible to figure out what company manufactures the camera modules and order the same one for some diy projects?

Who is the winner?

Most real eyeglass lenses are not made from glass anymore. It's not that it's cheaper (although it may be) it's more the safety of your eye. Glass shatters and polycarbonate does not.

Blue Jean. Thank you! Well done.

Someone should build a 24mp camera/glasses that has a wire to charge it while using it

Do you know how the LED/light sensor looks like? How it works

I would have used 99% iso and your rework station to undo that glue. it would have taken a bit of time using lower air temps as to not melt or change the texture of the plastic, but I bet they would have come apart without breaking the glasses.

What screws are on the arms? 2 have fell out of mine

I was only trying to find a speaker comparison which you unfortunately did not include

So basically i cant take out the internal hardware and put then in my cartiers 😢

As for the lenses: they are made of polycarbonate, which is used primarily to reduce weight and is safer than glass since it is not prone to shattering (which is why it was initially introduced for kids glasses). It is also a compatible substrate for various nanolayers that allow it to be made even thinner while maintaining prescription strength, and allowing tinting or transition properties. Polycarbonate is also a UV Cure resin, meaning it will absorb almost all of the UV light that hits it. Because it is a UV Cure resin, that means it will also yellow and become brittle over time, which is also where the nanolayers help as they protect the polycarbonate from UV Rays as well (particularly so with the transition lenses). In effect: It's less of a cost cutting measure and more of an industry standard now. Especially since these are Rayban glasses, which is owned by Luxxotica, which was bought/merged with Essilor a few years ago, which focuses on polycarbonate lenses and nanolayers As for the speakers : I actually agree with the use of over-ear transducers rather than bone conduction transducers (and I'm impressed with hiding mics in the nose-pieces, seems like those are meant to help filter out noise to some extent?). The reason I agree with the over-ear transducers is that bone conduction headsets usually require skin contact for best performance, but some people with sensitive skin would have issues with this. That being said, bone conduction should absolutely be an available option, as it can help those who have ear canal blockages to hear better than an over-ear speaker option can, and can even be used as a general hearing aid in those cases (to some degree)

Awesome video showing detailed comparison of every component!! Thanks a lot! 🔝

Can it pass through metal detector

I didn't even know these teardown channels exist. This video hurt to see, since initially I expected you to open them in a way where you can assemble them again. Boy was I wrong haha. Overall useful video. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent tear down and details! oh and don't forget "Blue Jean" let's go!

thx, exactly what i wanted to see, blue jean

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Dear Sir, I hope this message finds you well. I am an avid follower of your TH-cam channel and truly appreciate the content you create. I am particularly interested in the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses that you have featured, but unfortunately, I am unable to afford them at the moment. If it’s possible, I would be incredibly grateful if you could consider providing me with a pair. Your support would mean a lot to me and greatly enhance my experience with the technology you review. Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, Ethan

Dear Sir, I hope this message finds you well. I am an avid follower of your TH-cam channel and truly appreciate the content you create. I am particularly interested in the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses that you have featured, but unfortunately, I am unable to afford them at the moment. If it’s possible, I would be incredibly grateful if you could consider providing me with a pair. Your support would mean a lot to me and greatly enhance my experience with the technology you review. Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, Ethan

Dear Sir, I hope this message finds you well. I am an avid follower of your TH-cam channel and truly appreciate the content you create. I am particularly interested in the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses that you have featured, but unfortunately, I am unable to afford them at the moment. If it’s possible, I would be incredibly grateful if you could consider providing me with a pair. Your support would mean a lot to me and greatly enhance my experience with the technology you review. Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, Ethan

you got the brushless Dremel, I got mine when it first arrived here, I love my Dremel and you're the first TH-camr using one in a video that I've seen to date now.

Blue jean. Wonderful tear down

Blue Jean This is a really professional review !! We need more of this kind of content

Would it be safe to heat gun and bend the glass at the end so it’ll wrap around the ear better?

BLUE JEAN I appreciate the detail level and effort to put out this addictive video.

you heat the screen up before prying. That test was dumb af.

I've subscribed! Great video.

I like this content. 🫡

Meta have changed the recording time to 3 mins via the app

I am here trying to figure out how to charge the glasses without a case (lost it on the first day). Too bad you didn't explain which charging leads are positive and negative on the glasses/case or there weren't any clear indicators I could find. Don't want to fry my frames with a makeshift charger.

Love how the L1 and R1 buttons go flying across the room.

Are you still in business with Peter? & was it successful

Blue Jean

HI. I understand you completed this many months ago (and thanks), but could I tap into your insights? I have just bought the glasses and love them. However, the Large was too big at the frame point but perfect at the pinch point behind the ear, whereas the medium is perfect at the frame but tight behind the ears. I’ve stuck with the medium but, based on what you saw, could the tip of the arms be heated and bent out slightly without damaging anything internal? Thank so much!

Great Video - it tells me what I want to know but I will ask my question anyway - is it a safe assumption that I cannot easily replace the temples/arms of one pair of RB Meta glasses with the arms of a different pair of the same design but different color? The reason I’m asking is that my friend and I had this idea to create two-tone glasses out of them. I would buy a brown pair, he would buy a black pair, then we would swap the arms of our frames so that mine are brown in front but black on the sides and his are Black in front but brown on the sides. Based on your video, it seems to be that this would be very difficult for the layman because there is actually thin electrical wiring that goes all the way from the right arm to the left, through the joints of the temples. You can’t simply unscrew and remove the arms of the frames like regular glasses. Is this a correct assumption?