Get a free pair of Meta Ray-Bans with this Verizon Fios Home internet deal – how to redeem it

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Fios is Verizon’s high-speed fiber-optic internet network, offering speeds from 300 Mbps to a blazing-fast 2 Gbps. And right now, when new customers sign up or switch to a Fios 1 Gbps or 2 Gbps home internet plan, they can get a pair of Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses absolutely free.

Also: Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses review

With both the 1 Gbps and 2 Gbps plans, you’ll get a whole-home Wi-Fi router system at no extra cost for total signal coverage and to eliminate internet dead zones inside your home. Verizon also offers a monitoring system that checks the signal strength between your Wi-Fi router and connected devices and automatically sends a Wi-Fi extender if needed. 

Also: Which Meta Ray-Bans model should you buy? 

The 1 Gbps plan starts at $75 per month, while the 2 Gbps service starts at $95. And with a 5-year price lock guarantee, you can keep your current plan price through 2031 for long-term savings. Both plans also offer additional perks, such as free subscriptions to popular apps. And if Fios isn’t available in your area, signing up for a new 5G Home Ultimate plan will get you a $500 voucher toward the purchase of a Samsung device, appliance, or TV at Best Buy. 

The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses feature the iconic Wayfarer design, seamlessly integrating the dual camera system into the frame. The tinted lenses offer 100% protection against UVA and UVB radiation, and the integrated battery provides up to 36 hours of use on a full charge. The 12MP camera system can shoot still photography and video, while the 32GB of internal storage lets you save your favorite shots and clips from hikes, beach days, and more.  

How I rated this deal 

While it would be nice to see a steeper discount on the Fios home internet plans themselves, a free pair of Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses on top of a 5-year price lock guarantee helps take the sting out of setting up a new service or switching. With speeds up to 2 Gbps, the Fios fiber-optic internet network from Verizon delivers blazing-fast Ethernet and Wi-Fi for gaming, streaming, and working from home. That’s why I gave this deal a 5/5 Editor’s rating.

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To claim your free pair of Meta Ray-Bans glasses, new Verizon customers must sign up for a Fios 1Gig or 2Gig home internet plan and keep it active and in good standing for 65 days after activation. If you change or cancel your Fios plan within 180 days of activation, Verizon reserves the right to charge you the full retail price for the Meta Ray-Bans glasses. 

After activation, you’ll receive a digital voucher and will have 60 days to redeem it. There is a limit of one pair of glasses per Fios account.

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