Meta REALLY Wants You to Use Muse AI: Everything From Meta Connect 2026 | All Things Mobile

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CNET Editor at Large Scott Stein gets hands-on with Meta’s latest devices at its Meta Connect event. Scott dives into all the major takeaways, comparing Meta’s upcoming hardware to the rest of the wearable and spatial computing landscape, and looking ahead to what the future might look like. You can find the products mentioned in this video linked below Meta Ray-Ban (Gen 2) Wayfarer Smart AI Glasses https://zdcs.link/QP4o2D Meta Ray-Ban (Gen 2) Headliner Smart AI Glasses https://zdcs.link/aeJgN5 Meta Ray-Ban (Gen 3) Aviator https://zdcs.link/aXJElx *CNET may get a commission on these offers Read more about Meta's new AI smart glasses on CNET.com Meta’s Got New Smart Glasses at a Lower Price, Plus a Kylie Jenner Look https://zdcs.link/zEKG3n Chapters Timecode: 0:00 Privacy Concerns and Agentic AI 0:46 Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses & Hologram Calls 3:15 Gen 3 Aviators, Lisa Edition & Audio Glasses 4:28 FDA-Cleared Hearing Assistance Feature 5:10 Meta VR Glasses Hands-On Impressions 8:18

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