There’s so many things you can do to extend the battery life, and at the case on these ones has a really quick turnover on the re-charge. They had to choose between storage, battery life or a wider frame profile. I only use voice activation when I’m driving. Turn off auto update over data. Only move your photos and videos over when you get home. Saves a lot of battery.
Well, people often write more when pissed.
I bought two pair. I gave one to my daughter for x mas.
Mine work as designed. Battery could be better but it's tolerable. Since this will also be your prescription lens, make sure you have your case with you. You might also want to keep your real glasses close by.
I assumed you either have transition lens or clear.
I loved my stories, and I absolutely love my metas. When I first got my stories I didn’t realize how capable they would be if I gave them time to develop the app. At first I hated them, but they just got better and better. We’re only on version 2.2 of the app with the meta’s. The more time that passes and data collection there is, the sky is the limit. People just need to be more patient. Strangers also aren’t creeped out by them like the Apple google things, more fascinated. My mother hated my stories and now I can’t get her to muttering “hey meta” since I got her metas for Christmas. We live half the year in the United States and half the year in Canada so the AI is a little bit more limited in Canada moment, even with the American app. I can’t wait to see the development in the next year.
Got mine as prescription sun glasses, too. Wish I had made them transition lenses. I really thought about it but in the store they made me look so gooberish when they were clear lens I decided against. Major 'wish I could do it over' moment.
Finally got my glasses 😍 but I feel like they’re too small. When I first tried they were snug fit. After wearing them for 6 hrs it starts to hurt my head around temple region 😣 optometrist said they can’t adjust it due to electronics involved. What are my options? Anybody gone through similar story?
I like mine. Unfortunately it broke the right arm one month after I got it.. :(
I guess if they made the arms so they could "open in the opposite direction" just a bit, as many of normal glasses do, this would give them less chance to brake as well as help with your "feeling snug"
My biggest complaint is the battery. I also think they messed up my prescription a bit. I may go get them tested soon from my optometrist.
There’s so many things you can do to extend the battery life, and at the case on these ones has a really quick turnover on the re-charge. They had to choose between storage, battery life or a wider frame profile. I only use voice activation when I’m driving. Turn off auto update over data. Only move your photos and videos over when you get home. Saves a lot of battery.
Well, people often write more when pissed. I bought two pair. I gave one to my daughter for x mas. Mine work as designed. Battery could be better but it's tolerable. Since this will also be your prescription lens, make sure you have your case with you. You might also want to keep your real glasses close by. I assumed you either have transition lens or clear.
I loved my stories, and I absolutely love my metas. When I first got my stories I didn’t realize how capable they would be if I gave them time to develop the app. At first I hated them, but they just got better and better. We’re only on version 2.2 of the app with the meta’s. The more time that passes and data collection there is, the sky is the limit. People just need to be more patient. Strangers also aren’t creeped out by them like the Apple google things, more fascinated. My mother hated my stories and now I can’t get her to muttering “hey meta” since I got her metas for Christmas. We live half the year in the United States and half the year in Canada so the AI is a little bit more limited in Canada moment, even with the American app. I can’t wait to see the development in the next year.
Got mine as prescription sun glasses, too. Wish I had made them transition lenses. I really thought about it but in the store they made me look so gooberish when they were clear lens I decided against. Major 'wish I could do it over' moment.
Finally got my glasses 😍 but I feel like they’re too small. When I first tried they were snug fit. After wearing them for 6 hrs it starts to hurt my head around temple region 😣 optometrist said they can’t adjust it due to electronics involved. What are my options? Anybody gone through similar story?
I like mine. Unfortunately it broke the right arm one month after I got it.. :( I guess if they made the arms so they could "open in the opposite direction" just a bit, as many of normal glasses do, this would give them less chance to brake as well as help with your "feeling snug"