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I don't have AR glasses because the print on them is too small for me to see. The thing with the AR glasses, what they do is, or the AR glasses, they put up something in the glass, like in the lens on the screen, and you've got to be able to read it. And failing that, I mean they can take pictures and shoot video, yes. I think you might be able to listen to music through them, I don't know. But for the most part, it's a visual thing, right? And the green text that they use is just not legible for me, so it's not good. The ones I have are not AR, they're just smart glasses. They've got Bluetooth speakers built into the ears, so when you've got them on, you can listen to music, or I can summon ChatGPT or something with the glasses and ask it things. But it's not able to do, like show me directions to where I'm walking for instance, or those kind of AR type things, because I've got no use for that. I mean I've got sight, but it's really not good enough to see the menus and the instructions and directions it gives you on screen, and information about restaurants, because that's a visual thing, right? And they just put it in your peripheral vision and you can see overlays of information about restaurants as you walk past them, and different things like that. You're looking around in the real world, and little bits of information are popping up in your lenses. And that's not really beneficial for me, especially with the price of those things. But yeah, mine are just for music, or AI, or, and that's it. They don't have cameras or anything like that, they're just regular sunglasses. But they've got smart capabilities added to them for audio, so it's not visual with these ones. The Meta ones are extremely visual.