#3k-video

#3k-video

The camera sits dead center in the shield-style visor instead of tucked into a corner like Ray-Ban models. This central positioning captures authentic first-person perspective that matches what your eyes actually see during athletic movement. When you're descending a mountain bike trail or carving turns on skis, the camera records your exact line of sight without the awkward offset angle that makes corner-mounted cameras feel disconnected from your experience.

Let's dig in on battery, which is better on a few fronts. You can use the new Ray-Bans for up to eight hours on a single charge, which is twice the four-hour battery life of the previous generation. The charging case can charge the glasses to 50 percent in 20 minutes - a slight improvement over the 22 minutes to 50 percent for the first generation. The case for the Gen 2 glasses offers an additional 48 hours of battery life, up from 32 hours.