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Ray-Ban, Black Friday and Meta Wayfarer Smart Glasses
These 9 Black Friday deals on smart glasses are still live: Ray-Ban Meta, Xreal and more
Whether it's my go-to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for the day-to-day, or the Xreal Air 2 Pros paired with Beam Pro for making those long haul flights just (pardon the pun) fly by, they're all heavily discounted by up to $100!
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses come with a $90 credit on top of new all-time low price
If you’re in the market for a new pair of glasses (as I am), the Black Friday deals currently going on Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses are tempting. You can get several colors and sizes of the Wayfarer frames starting at $239.
Get style and function with these Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses — 20% off for Black Friday
The Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer smart glasses, which are equipped with 12MP cameras and microphones, are on sale with a huge 20% discount from Meta for Black Friday.
Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are 20 percent off for Black Friday
If you’ve been curious to try Meta’s Smart Glasses but their $329 price has put you off from buying a pair, now is a great time to make the plunge.
I wear my Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses every day — and now you can get them for $60 off in this Black Friday deal
The Ray-Bay Meta are the best glasses I've ever worn, not just for the smart features such as access to Meta's voice assistant or being able to take photos, but because they are comfortable, stylish and well-made. And right now you can get the Ray-Ban Meta glasses for just $239 at Best Buy, which is $60 off and the lowest price we've seen yet.
You can buy Meta's smart glasses for 20% off this Black Friday
For Black Friday 2024, you can get the Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses for 20% off from a variety of online stores, taking the smart glasses' $329 starting price down to $263. In some cases, your purchase will come with a $90 store credit that you can apply for future purchases to sweeten the deal even more. Here's where you can buy the glasses on sale.
The best Black Friday deal so far: Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and a $90 Amazon gift card for $239
With the $90 in Amazon credit, you're essentially paying $149 for a $300 pair of smart glasses on Black Friday.
The Stylish Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Are Nearly 50% Off for Black Friday, Now Cheaper Than Your Non-Smart Glasses
Use the promo code at checkout to bring the price down to below $175 of the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses' retail value.
Nov 30 ends rare Meta Ray-Bans deal for $149 on Amazon
Ban smart glasses get the equivalent of a 50% discount in a creative Black Friday deal from Amazon that's still available for one more day.
Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer is the Best Tech Purchase I Made this Year, now just $239
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