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SAVE $65.80: As of June 6,Kurt Meinicke get the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses for $263.20, down from their usual price of $329, at Amazon. That's a 20% discount.

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If you've ever dreamt about living in the future where you can share your surroundings with friends just by looking around, welcome! You're already living in it. The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses can already do that and more. And if you've had your eye on a pair, now's the time to pounce at Amazon.

As of June 6, get the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses for $263.20, down from their usual price of $329, at Amazon. That's $65.80 off and a 20% discount. This deal applies to the Matte Black/Polarized Gradient and Shiny Caramel colorways currently. Amazon notes that the Matte Black version may arrive after Father's Day if you're getting them as a gift, but the Shiny Caramel option looks like it'll arrive on time for the holiday.

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What's so special about these glasses? Oh, just about everything if you're into sharing things with smart tech. They come equipped with open-ear speakers, an ultra-wide 12 MP camera, and a five-microphone system so you can experience and interact with what's going on around you effortlessly.

They've added new features ever since their debut, and I've had a pair for quite some time. Upon release, they were relegated to taking photos and videos, livestreaming on Facebook and Instagram, and acting as glorified headphones. Since then, however, they've added several features that make them well worth the purchase, including the ability to use live AI.

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That means you can use Meta AI to chat about what you're seeing. It also enables live translation, which lets the glasses translate conversations for you in real time. And if you're like me and need to know what song is playing at all times, you can use Shazam to find out, straight from the glasses.

If you're looking for one of the easiest pieces of smart tech to use, this is it — and it's 20% off.

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