Gender Inclusive Meta HSTN 51mm Round Glasses

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So the oakleys were far more advanced than I actually though they would be j thought it was doing to be. The experience was luxurious the camera worked effortlessly and the meta ai was so good!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I chose to include this picture because I wanted you to know how awesome of quality these glasses take for photos and videos. I did try running short distance in a little longer distance so I can listen to music on the glasses, but unfortunately the glasses are a little heavy and we’re quite uncomfortable on both my ears and my nose so I will not continue running with them, but they are wonderful for listening to audiobooks while doing other things around the house as well as very fun asking Meta questions. The transitioned component of the glasses aren’t as dark as some other glasses that I use and in South Florida that was a little bit of a drawback but overall, I very much enjoy having these classes and will absolutely consider Meta glasses in the future or for Gift.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are really fun! I’ve enjoyed wearing these to film hands free cooking videos, and for going on runs. I like that the glasses hook up to music and to Strava for running. They also look cute on!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been wearing the Oakley Meta glasses for a bit now, and I honestly didn’t expect to like them this much. The first thing I noticed was how solid and premium they feel—very Oakley. They don’t feel gimmicky or fragile at all, which was my biggest concern going into smart glasses. Fit-wise, they’re comfortable and well-balanced. Even with the tech built in, they don’t feel heavy on my face, and I can wear them for hours without pressure on my nose or ears. They still look like regular Oakleys, which I love—nothing about them screams “tech gadget.” The audio quality surprised me the most. The speakers are clear, loud enough for outdoor use, and I can still hear what’s going on around me. It’s perfect for calls, music, or quick voice commands without blocking out the world. The camera is super convenient for quick photos or short videos. I like that I can capture moments hands-free without pulling out my phone—it feels natural and instant. The image quality is solid for social content and everyday memories. Battery life has been reliable for daily use. I can get through the day with casual photos, audio, and interactions without stressing about charging, which is exactly what I want from wearable tech. Overall, these feel less like “smart glasses” and more like normal Oakleys with smart upgrades. Stylish, functional, and actually useful—not just a novelty. If you’re into tech but still care about looks and comfort, these are a really good balance of both.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Oakley Meta Glasses for about a month now, and they have been surprisingly helpful, convenient, and practical for a myriad of different reasons. Being completely honest, my favorite feature has been the ability to stream my Spotify playlists at the office through the Bluetooth connection. The speakers are close to your ear which allows the wearer to listen at decently loud levels, and nobody else around can hear unless they literally put their head right next to the frames. I love this feature because I can still listen to my music in an office environment that frowns upon wearing headphones. I also use the glasses for making and receiving phone calls, and again, the sound quality is fantastic, and everyone I’ve talked to can’t tell a difference between the clarity of my voice through the glasses versus my iPhone. Lastly, the camera quality isn’t bad if you’re trying to snap a photo hands free. However, if quality was a consideration for the photo, or video for that matter, I’d still opt to use my iPhone or DSLR. I’m sure the camera technology will only improve on future iterations of the glasses.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Meta glasses are definitely the future, today. However, they were less feature rich than I was expecting. If you are comfortable wearing AirPods and accessing Siri that way you might feel underwhelmed by the Meta glasses. Having such easy access to capturing photo and videos is definitely appreciated but likely only in limited use cases such as travel. The audio playback was impressive although can be heard by others in close proximity. With several upgrades and the introduction of additional features, I can see how these would be a real winner for a lot of folks.