@vick21 Thanks Victor. I tend to agree. In an ideal world I'd prefer an even lighter form factor, but compared to the Envisions (Google Glass), the Metas are much more comfortable.

@Scott Please do try to explain... I wear mine when washing the dishes because I listen to a book to pass the time, but I hadn't thought about using them to... check the dishes are clean? Look out of the window? I'm curious now! 😊

Think I might've accidentally gotten your hopes up with wonky grammar. I only meant hard to explain as in, somehow I don't regret the purchase even though I'm not using these for anything I couldn't already do with a bone conduction headset before owning them. They either play podcasts or connect to whoever I'm complaining about washing dishes to at the time. There is a window right in front of me and I hadn't thought to ask what's on the other side of that yet lol. Who knows, maybe that'll be the turning point.

@Scott Heh. Love a bit of wonky grammar 😂

This sparked enough curiosity that I've been to check what's outside the kitchen window. A brick building and another window, possibly that of a neighbour. It couldn't see in (don't even try telling me your next question would've been something different). I asked whether there was anything interesting it could tell me about out there, any sign of movement at all? It said no, the scene is calm and totally still. Naturally I checked whether it was the aftermath of a nuclear appocalypse, and it reassured me that although such a scenario would involve a lack of activity, there weren't any signs of destruction, so it was sure I'm not looking out over a nuclear apocalypse. How sure? Very sure. Well that's good to know.

@Scott I mostly treat them as reading glasses. I don't feel they are comfortable enough to wear 24/7. I wish though I could! There are lots of great uses for them, but it's like, another cool underused gadget! :)