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Mashable tested whether the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can be used as an accessibility device for people with low or limited vision.

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I've found some lesser-known practical and creative uses for Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses after months of testing, including ...

Kaley Cuoco, Nina Dobrev and Selena Gomez all own variations of Ray-Ban’s oval sunglasses. Similarly sleek designs include ...