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I really don’t. I wear glasses and I can’t imagine a system where it’s comfortable to wear both. If my glasses could be replaced by “smart” glasses, then I’d give it a go, but not if they are going to basically be a headset that looks like glasses.
I heard on TechLinked that they charge you more if you wear glasses for your prescription to be in the lenses or something.
Do you have to change the whole device if your prescription changes? Or just the (guessing price) $1500 usd lenses?
Just the lenses.
As long as these don't cost a kidney, it's reasonable.