Ray-Ban
PulseAugur coverage of Ray-Ban — every cluster mentioning Ray-Ban across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-08-07 product_launch Ray-Ban is offering a 50% discount on its products in August 2026. source
12 day(s) with sentiment data
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Meta offers VR deals; Amazon discounts Apple AirPods Max 2
Meta is offering promotional codes and discounts for its VR products, including the Meta Quest 3, with savings up to 20% on games and accessories. Separately, Amazon is providing a $100 discount on Apple's AirPods Max 2…
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Meta's Smart Glasses Face Backlash Amid Broader Tech News Coverage
Meta's smart glasses, also known as 'Pervert glasses,' are facing growing backlash. Meanwhile, Sea Lion Radio is broadcasting animal sounds from Seattle to a global audience. The cluster also notes general technology ne…
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Meta's Zuckerberg envisions intimate AI assistant for home life
Mark Zuckerberg has outlined Meta's vision for a "personal superintelligence," an AI assistant designed to integrate deeply into users' daily lives, including intimate family moments. This AI would monitor health, plan …
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Apple challenges UK encryption demands amid Meta smart glasses concerns
Apple Inc. has lodged a second legal challenge against the UK Home Office, refusing new encryption demands. This action follows Meta's smart glasses, which have reportedly sold over 7 million pairs in 2025, raising conc…
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Ray-Ban offers 50% discount on frames and custom designs
Ray-Ban is offering a 50% discount on its products in August 2026. This promotion includes savings on classic frame styles, custom designs, and prescription lenses. The discounts are verified and available through vario…
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Tech News Roundup: Personal Software, AI Glasses, and Pluto's Secrets
This cluster covers disparate tech news items, including a blog post on the arrival of good personal software, an update on Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses receiving a luxury treatment from Caviar, and a surprising discovery ab…
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Meta's Ray-Ban smartglasses spark privacy debate amid 7M sales · 2 sources tracked
Meta's Ray-Ban smartglasses have become a subject of divided opinions, with over 7 million pairs reportedly sold in 2025. While some users find the wearables life-changing, others express significant concerns regarding …
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Viture launches lighter Pro 2 smartglasses and compact Mobile Dock Mini
Viture has launched its new Pro 2 smartglasses, priced at $299, which are lighter and thinner than previous models. These glasses feature UltraClarity 3.0 technology for improved eye comfort and more natural virtual dis…
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Tech Deals: Vitamix, Meta Quest 3, and Ray-Ban AI Glasses Discounts
This cluster aggregates promotional offers for technology products, including discounts on Vitamix blenders and deals for Meta Quest VR headsets and Ray-Ban AI glasses. The promotions highlight savings of up to $25 off …
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Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses AI gets major upgrade
Meta has updated its Ray-Ban smart glasses with a new AI model that significantly improves their capabilities. Previously, the AI struggled with basic tasks, but the latest iteration can now understand and respond to a …
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Qualcomm to raise chip prices by double digits starting September 1st · 4 sources tracked
Qualcomm is planning to increase its processor prices by a double-digit percentage, effective September 1st. The company attributes this decision to rising costs across its entire supply chain, including components from…
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Ray-Ban smart glasses ad sparks privacy concerns
A Ray-Ban executive's recent advertisement for smart glasses has drawn criticism for its perceived insensitivity to privacy concerns. The ad, which appears to make light of potential surveillance issues, has been met wi…
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Halliday G2 smart glasses launch without cameras, focus on AI audio summaries
Halliday has launched its second generation of smart glasses, the Halliday G2, which forgo cameras in favor of audio recording and AI-powered summarization for professional use. Priced at $599, these glasses aim to blen…
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Meta's prescription Ray-Ban Blayzer Optics reviewed: Stylish but not for everyone
Meta's prescription Ray-Ban Blayzer Optics, priced at $499, offer a stylish design for eyeglass wearers. However, after a six-week trial, the reviewer found them to be not suitable for their personal use.
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Meta launches new branded smart glasses at lower price point
Meta has released a new line of smart glasses under its own brand, the Meta Glasses, which offer similar functionality to its previous Ray-Ban branded models but at a lower starting price of $299. These new frames come …
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ByteDance Cancels First-Gen AI Glasses, Accelerates Dual-Model Second Gen
ByteDance has reportedly canceled its first-generation Doubao AI glasses due to a generic design. The company is now accelerating development of a second-generation model, which will feature dual AI models, and is alrea…
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Privacy advocate warns of calculated data exploitation and surveillance risks
A privacy advocate is sounding the alarm about the potential misuse of personal data, specifically mentioning facial recognition technology. The advocate criticizes companies for collecting sensitive information without…
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Meta's Ray-Ban glasses aim to mine user data for AI training
Meta's new Ray-Ban camera glasses are designed to collect continuous data for AI training, rather than solely for profit. The company aims to create a new data channel by encouraging users to record their lives, which w…
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Apple to enable AirPods-like pairing for Meta devices
Apple is reportedly developing a new API that aims to enable seamless pairing of third-party accessories, such as Meta's Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Quest headsets, with Apple devices. This functionality would mirror the e…
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Lorde calls Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses 'not sexy,' sparking privacy debate
Singer Lorde publicly criticized AI-powered smart glasses during a performance at the Real Cool Festival in Madrid, calling them "not sexy" and urging the audience to avoid them. Her comments, likely aimed at Ray-Ban Me…