Meta AR Glasses Review


These glasses are a great concept but not ready for the market. From what I saw of the demo, they are similar to Apple's Vision Pro, except they are glasses. I think I know what Zuckerberg and Meta are going for. One question, though: If you need glasses to see, can you still use the AR Glasses? How will it work if you have contacts?

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