There are about 50M foldables in use, probably 30X as many in use as the Meta Ray-Bans, and I see one of those every couple of years and the only pair of Meta Ray-Bans I've seen in the wild has been a blind friend who got the first generation early because of its accessibility capabilities.
I got given them for free and I've never once turned them on. There's no way in this world I would ever wear a Meta produced personal life tracking device on my face (or anywhere else for that matter)
there are millions in the wild ... so maybe not super popular but it's above penetration of anything you would call a niche product
That's a pretty small fraction of the population.
There are about 50M foldables in use, probably 30X as many in use as the Meta Ray-Bans, and I see one of those every couple of years and the only pair of Meta Ray-Bans I've seen in the wild has been a blind friend who got the first generation early because of its accessibility capabilities.
I got given them for free and I've never once turned them on. There's no way in this world I would ever wear a Meta produced personal life tracking device on my face (or anywhere else for that matter)
Millions in the wild, but mostly sitting in a drawer.
https://www.wsj.com/tech/personal-tech/metas-ray-ban-smart-g...
That's about gen 1, gen 2 is vastly more successful
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