Xreal USB-C smart glasses drop to $50 off for a limited time
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– Xreal One Pro smart glasses are on sale for $549 ($50 off) and Xreal 1S for $399 ($50 off) during Prime Day at Best Buy and Xreal, with the 1S deal ending at 1:00 AM ET.
– Both models use micro-OLED screens to project a large virtual display with three degrees of freedom, keeping the screen stable as the user moves.
– The glasses have Bose-tuned built-in speakers, premium build quality, and are lightweight to reduce ear strain.
– They connect directly via USB-C to devices like phones, tablets, and Steam Deck, but not to Nintendo Switch or Switch 2.
– The One Pro offers a crisper screen with fewer reflections and better black levels in bright settings than the 1S, but both share similar core features.
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to explore the world of smart glasses, Prime Day has arrived with a rare opportunity. For a limited time, you can grab two of Xreal’s most popular models at a $50 discount, available through Best Buy and directly from Xreal. The flagship Xreal One Pro is now $549, down from its usual $599, while the more accessible Xreal 1S is priced at $399, reduced from $449. But act fast , the deal on the 1S runs only until 1:00 AM ET.
Both glasses use tiny micro-OLED screens paired with advanced optics to project what feels like a massive display in front of your eyes, wherever you are. They support three degrees of freedom, so the virtual screen stays locked in place even as you move your head. This makes them ideal for watching movies, playing games, or even working on the go.
The Xreal 1S and One Pro both feature Bose-tuned built-in speakers, delivering impressive low-end audio that enhances movies and gameplay. Build quality is premium, as you’d expect from glasses costing several hundred dollars, and they are well-balanced and lightweight to avoid ear fatigue during extended use. Connecting is simple via USB-C , they work directly with phones, tablets, and handhelds like the Steam Deck. Just note that they are not compatible with the Nintendo Switch or Switch 2.
Between the two, the One Pro offers a sharper image with better contrast and reduced reflections, especially in bright environments. Black levels are deeper and the overall clarity is superior. Still, the core feature set remains largely the same, so the choice comes down to how much you value that extra visual fidelity.
For a deeper look at how these compare to other options, check out our full smart glasses comparison.
(Source: The Verge)
