Pivothead's entry into the small market of sunglasses with built-in video cameras threatens to knock much of the competition into a cocked hat this April, thanks to its ability to capture 1080p video.
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If you hoped Oakley Meta's 3K camera quality would destroy Ray-Ban Meta's 1080p cameras, you might be disappointed
The highly anticipated Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses are here, and with a new style comes an upgrade spec sheet and a higher price tag. Oakley Meta HSTN swaps out the 1080p camera for a 3K one, ...
These affordable smart sunglasses come with a camera that lets you snap photos and record video. They also let you listen to music and podcasts, take phone calls, and even conjure up the AI wiles of ...
I tested everything—from hands-free photo capture to Garmin syncing—to see if these performance sunglasses can actually make ...
See how Oakley Vanguard and Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 compare on design, camera, battery, audio, and IP rating to help you choose the right pair.
Smart glasses are breaking big in 2025. From Ray-Ban Metas to XReal One Pro, here’s how to choose the best AI, AR, or audio ...
I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, tablets, gaming and future/emerging trends in our changing world. Other obsessions include magic, immersive theater, ...
I’m mad at Zion Eyez, the company that makes, or rather has theorized, these sunglasses-with-1080p-camera-in. Not because they’re late to the party (Lady Gaga presented a similar concept at CES and ...
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