Meta’s third-generation Ray-Ban smart glasses keep the same 12MP camera, hands-free Meta AI assistant, and audio as the Gen 2 while adding an extra hour of battery life, a six-mic array for clearer calls, and two new frame styles, raising the starting price from $379 to $449. The Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) comes in three styles—the carryover Wayfarer plus the new Aviator and Zena—each with multiple color and lens options starting at $449, with other configurations running as high as $579 and custom combinations costing an extra $20. The Wayfarer is available in standard or large sizes at the same price, while the other two come in one size. Frame widths range from 5.08 inches for the standard Wayfarer and Zena to 5.31 inches for the large Wayfarer, with the Aviator at 5.28 inches; the Aviator has the largest lenses at 1.85 by 2.13 inches, and the Zena the smallest at 1.38 by 1.93 inches. Weight ranges from 1.82 ounces for the standard Wayfarer to 1.92 ounces for the Aviator. The review says the Gen 3 is still worth the money for a wearable combining camera, AI, calling, and music, while the $349 Ray-Ban Meta Audio earns Editors’ Choice for those who