Ray-Ban Meta Headliner (Gen 2) RW 4013 - Peach - Grey

You can capture a photo by saying "Hey Meta, take a photo" or a video by saying "Hey Meta, start video." There is also a physical button on the frame for quick capture.

The battery life is improved in this generation, offering extended usage for a full day of moderate use. Specific hours depend on usage patterns, such as frequent photo/video capture or calls.

While some basic functions might work, a connected smartphone with the Ray-Ban Meta app is required for setup, full feature access, and optimal performance, including AI commands and firmware updates.

The glasses have a degree of water resistance, but they are not waterproof. Avoid submerging them or exposing them to heavy rain or strong water jets.

Firmware updates are typically delivered automatically when the glasses are connected to Wi-Fi and charging, and managed through the Ray-Ban Meta app.

The glasses feature an outward-facing LED light that illuminates when the camera or video is active, informing others that recording is in progress. Users have control over data sharing through the companion app.

Yes, you can make and receive calls hands-free using the integrated microphone and speakers. This feature requires a Bluetooth connection to your smartphone.

Ensure the glasses are properly seated in the charging case and the case is connected to power. Check the LED indicator on the case.

Restart both your phone and the glasses. Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone and that the glasses are in pairing mode. Try unpairing and re-pairing through the app.

Check if permissions are granted in the Ray-Ban Meta app. Restart the glasses and your phone. Ensure the device firmware is up to date.

Ensure the speakers are not obstructed. Clean any debris around the speaker grilles. Check your phone's audio settings and the app's audio preferences.

Speak clearly and at a moderate pace. Ensure you are within range of your connected phone. Check for firmware updates that may improve AI recognition.