But journalists from CNBC and Mashable

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The main difficulty when shooting is that the glasses don't have a viewfinder: it's unclear what will end up in the photo or video and whether the desired object will be in the center. However, it's easy to crop the photo in Facebook View.



The built-in memory is enough for 500 photos or 35 thirty-second czech republic number data videos. Battery life is about 6 hours, in 30 minutes in the case the glasses will be charged by 30%, fully charged in 70 minutes.

Some reviewers from TechRadar, PCMag, WSJ, and other publications note the unexpectedly good and loud sound from the speakers. According to them, in Ray-Ban Stories you can quite comfortably listen to podcasts or music and take calls without taking out your smartphone.



criticized the sound, calling it too quiet and weak: due to the design features of the glasses, there is practically no bass and sound insulation. Those around you will also hear the music - just like in in-ear headphones, or even louder.

Journalists also didn't like the lack of moisture protection, so Ray-Ban Stories should be worn with caution at the beach or pool. A WSJ journalist got completely overheated in the sun at +30 degrees.

The noise-canceling microphone is also good, although the voice is not entirely "clear".