Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses makes UAE debut on May 12

Ray-Ban Meta, the combination of traditional glasses from the Smart Glasses collection with advanced technology, will be greedy in the EAU from May 12 in all Ray-Ban stores and partners.

The collection offers users the ability to capture high -resolution photos and videos with hands -free, listen to music through open ears speakers and access the goal AI to get help on the fly.

A launch event presented guests such as Yusra Mardini, Joelle Mardinian, Omar Farooq, Pia Jauncy and Nora and Khalid, with music provided by Sarah Hardan and DJ Pascal Moscheni.

Ray-Ban, goal brings glasses to the Eau market

The celebration marks the beginning of an acquisition of one month in the gypsy Beach Club, which extends until June 5.

The glasses include a 12 MP wide camera that captures 1080p photos and videos in portrait orientation.

Open ears speakers provide an improved serious response and noise suppression, while five built -in microphones allow users to change between music and calls without losing consciousness of their surroundings.

Content creators can use the live broadcast function to transmit their real -time experiences to Instagram Live or Facebook Live for up to 30 minutes, changing between the glasses and the phone camera.

The goal integration AI allows users to activate functions with the voice indicator ‘Hey Meta’ for various tasks.

Users can request information on reference points, translations, recipe suggestions and local recommendations using voice commands.

“The live translation will also arrive at the EAU at the end of this spring,” according to the announcement.

The translation function will admit conversations in Spanish, French, Italian and English, only out of line if language packages are discharged in advance.

The collection includes the great Wayfarer and Wayfarer frames, along with the design of Ray-Ban Skyler in bright gray.

Lens options include recipe, sun, clear, polarized and transitions® varieties.

The prices begin at 1,330 AED, and each pair comes with a case of charge. The glasses work with the goal application AI Companion (available on iOS and Android), which allows users to edit content, add effects, share social platforms and manage multiple pairs of glasses from an interface.

Regular software updates will be granted the functionality of AI over time, which makes the “smarter and more useful” glasses, according to the announcement.