Smart glasses continue to evolve, even if they’re not exactly mainstream. All models have cameras and speakers, and some can even function as simple augmented reality devices, projecting a computer screen into the corner of your eye.

Stories were developed with Meta (Facebook) and are unique in that they look like regular sunglasses. That’s no surprise since Ray-Ban made them, so they don’t scream “smart glasses” when you put them on, which is good.

They come in three different Ray-Ban styles: Meteor, Round and Wayfarer, in five colours (glossy black, blue, brown, olive green or matte black) and six types of lenses (brown gradient, clear, dark blue, dark grey, green or photochromic green). There are also prescription lenses available, so it's fair to say that Ray-Ban has most people covered.

They also double as Bluetooth headphones, and you use an app to upload videos and photos you take with them. Not surprisingly, you'll need a Facebook or Instagram account to do this.