Black Friday shoppers looking to jump on the smart glasses bandwagon are in luck, as several top brands are offering significant discounts on their latest models. One of the most notable deals is Xreal's discounted One Pro smart glasses, which can be purchased for a record-low price of $599.
The Xreal One Pro smart glasses offer an impressive 222-inch virtual display that can be used for a wide range of applications, including work, gaming, and entertainment. The device connects to laptops, smartphones, gaming consoles, and other gadgets via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
While the Xreal One Pro smart glasses are not as immersive as some other models on the market, such as Apple's Vision Pro, they offer similar functionality at a significantly lower price point. We praised the Xreal One Pro in our official review for its 57-degree field of view and bright, sharp 1080p Micro-OLED screens.
Another notable discount can be found on the company's entry-level AR glasses, which are now priced at $399 - a savings of around $100 from their original price. These smaller virtual screen models offer a more limited 50-degree field of view compared to the Pro model.
Meanwhile, Meta has also entered into the fray with its Ray Ban Gen 1 smart glasses, which are on sale for 20 percent off during Black Friday.
The Xreal One Pro smart glasses offer an impressive 222-inch virtual display that can be used for a wide range of applications, including work, gaming, and entertainment. The device connects to laptops, smartphones, gaming consoles, and other gadgets via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
While the Xreal One Pro smart glasses are not as immersive as some other models on the market, such as Apple's Vision Pro, they offer similar functionality at a significantly lower price point. We praised the Xreal One Pro in our official review for its 57-degree field of view and bright, sharp 1080p Micro-OLED screens.
Another notable discount can be found on the company's entry-level AR glasses, which are now priced at $399 - a savings of around $100 from their original price. These smaller virtual screen models offer a more limited 50-degree field of view compared to the Pro model.
Meanwhile, Meta has also entered into the fray with its Ray Ban Gen 1 smart glasses, which are on sale for 20 percent off during Black Friday.
i mean yeah its not as immersive as vision pro but honestly who needs that kinda price tag? $599 is like, a steal compared to what other brands are charging! 
plus the 222-inch display is so sick for watching vids or playing games while multitasking. anyone else getting xreal one pro on black friday tho? 
I think this is awesome! The fact that you can get these high-end smart glasses at such a low price point is super attractive. I mean, who doesn't want to upgrade their tech game without breaking the bank? For me, it's all about having that extra edge when it comes to work and gaming, but also being able to enjoy some entertainment with my friends. The Xreal One Pro sounds like a great deal, especially considering what you get for your money. And $399 for the entry-level AR glasses is pretty sweet too! Now I'm tempted to splurge on a new pair of smart glasses... 
. But sometimes, it's not about being the fanciest or having the biggest display, it's about functionality and making the most of what we have 
. Xreal's One Pro might not be as flashy as others, but its price point is a wake-up call - just because something costs more doesn't mean it's better 
. Let's focus on using tech to simplify our lives, not just upgrade our status 
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. I mean, sure, they can be pretty useful for gaming and whatnot, but $599 is a pretty penny to pay for something that's basically just a fancy pair of glasses with a built-in screen.
. I'm not sure if it's actually worth all the hype, but hey, if you're into that sorta thing, go for it, I guess? At least they are offering some decent discounts now, so maybe it's a bit more accessible to the average consumer?
. It'll be fun to see how things play out in the next year or so. Do you guys actually own any of these things, or are you just curious about them?
. i mean, $599 is still a bit steep but at 222 inches of virtual display that's like, whoa? my only con is that it's not as immersive as some other models on the market, but honestly, if you're looking for a solid deal, this one's worth considering. and those meta ray ban gen 1 glasses are also a great find 
. i'm definitely gonna cop both of those for myself 
. what do you guys think about these Black Friday deals? are you tempted to cop any of these smart glasses? 
At $599, I'd rather not throw my money at Xreal and wait for someone to come along with something way more revolutionary. Plus, 222-inch virtual display is kinda overkill, right? 
. But I've also heard some people say they're just too big and clunky, like wearing a mini laptop on your eyes 
. i also saw meta's ray ban gen 1 smart glasses on sale and thats another sweet deal 
. Don't get me wrong, it's cool and all, but are we really ready for this tech? And $599 is a pretty steep price tag, even with the discount 
. And I'm thinking, what's next? Are people gonna start wearing smart glasses to the beach while playing volleyball? 
