At a conference, I watched someone photograph every slide by tapping their glasses. A new slide came up. They tapped the arm. The next slide came up. They tapped again. They never pulled out a phone. It was faster. It was less disruptive. There was no fumbling while the slide changed.
Those were Ray-Ban Meta glasses. Easy to file under toy. The use I saw is so plain you can miss it. Hands-free capture. One tap instead of the usual sequence: phone out, camera up, excuse me, phone away.
Buy the clear-lens version. Clear lenses are how you wear them indoors, and how you wear them anytime. They look like normal Ray-Bans, which is how they skip the awkward smart-glasses look. The clear-lens pair is the one built for indoor rooms.
I’m no product reviewer. I watched one person handle slides in a smarter way, and it’s specific enough to copy. If your week includes decks, get the clear-lens pair and let the tap be your camera. You walk out with the slides. Your phone stays in your pocket.
Sound small? Good. I started looking at everything else I carry with the same test. Does this remove a fumble, or is it just along for the ride?
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