If you're like me, you've probably noticed how the LED light on Meta Glasses can be a bit distracting, especially in dark environments. After trying a few quick fixes, I found that using UV resin designed for bonding can be a discreet and effective way to cover the LED light without affecting the glasses' functionality. The process took about 15 minutes and was simple to do at home. First, I made sure to clean the surface around the LED light thoroughly to remove any oils or dirt. Then, I applied a small amount of clear UV resin over the LED lens. The resin is known for its strong bonding ability and transparency, which allows it to blend well without blocking the camera or sensors. After applying, I used a UV light source to cure the resin quickly. This method stealths the LED light by diffusing its brightness, making it much less noticeable without turning the glasses off. Personally, I used a UV resin kit labeled “NEW MADE IN CHINA” that I found online, which was affordable and worked perfectly. Just be cautious not to cover any critical sensors, as that could affect the glasses' performance. In summary, if you're looking to get rid of the LED light on your Meta Glasses, this bonding resin method is an easy and cost-effective solution. It preserves the functionality of your Ray-Ban Meta glasses and removes the harsh glow from the LED light, making your experience much more comfortable and stealthy.