Smart glasses are getting better at listening, but that does not mean they are equally good at helping you hear. Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 packs six microphones and improved open-ear audio, while Nuance Audio Plus was designed specifically around hearing assistance.
The difference became clearer this week after Meta announced FDA-cleared Hearing Enhancement for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss. Engadget reported, however, that Ray-Ban models will not support the feature at launch. For buyers comparing the $449 Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 with the $829 Nuance Audio Plus, hearing support is therefore less evenly matched than the hardware might suggest.
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