These top-rated AR glasses I actually use are over 20% for Prime Day

AR glasses are here to stay, and they’re getting good. The main use? Consuming content. Apple’s Vision Pro does the best job at adding virtual elements to reality, but it’s a full-blown headset. My top pick for AR specs have got to be Xreal’s new One series, especially when paired with the new Beam Pro controller. And they’re cheaper than ever for Prime Day.

• See all of the Amazon US Prime Day deals here or all of the Amazon UK Prime Day savings here

In Amazon’s sale, you can get Xreal’s new One AR glasses for 22%, bringing the price down to $449 from the regular ticket of $579. It’s a pretty decent saving for AR glasses that are so new. Over on Amazon UK, the savings aren’t quite as good, but are still pretty compelling. The specs are down by 15% to £381 instead of the usual price of £449. And if you want to get the Beam Pro controller that plays nice, it’s down by 20% to $159 and 15% to £228.

The Xreal One AR glasses plug into your phone, laptop, console or handheld via USB‑C and beam a personal 1080p micro‑OLED display floating right in front of your eyes. With a 50° field of view, Bose‑tuned speakers, an dedicated X1 spatial‑computing chip that cuts latency, adjustable IPD, and 3DoF spatial tracking, they’re ideal for binge‑streaming, gaming, or even makeshift productivity setups on the go.

Plus, the Beam Pro controller is like your the brain for these AR glasses. It’s an Android‑based handheld terminal running Google Play apps, cloud gaming platforms and even capturing 3D moments via dual 50 MP cameras. It delivers content at up to 90Hz, includes a 4300 mAh battery, dual USB‑C ports, and docks into your AR glasses to drive immersive spatial experiences.

If you’d rather have Xreal‘s more affordable (but incredibly high rated) Air 2 Pro AR glasses, they’re also reduced for Prime Day. On Amazon UK, they’re down by 25% from £339 to £254, which is more or less the lowest price I’ve ever seen them. Unfortunately, US shoppers miss out on the savings for these AR glasses.

The Xreal Air 2 Pro glasses cranks up the AR capabilities compare the the first-gen. While the first model is all about providing a giant virtual screen for casual viewing, the Air 2 Pro adds enhanced tracking, gesture controls, and a wider range of interactive AR features. This means you can now dive into immersive gaming or productivity tasks with more precision, thanks to its sharper visuals and brighter display.

• Related: I was disappointed with the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, but Xreal’s new AR specs give me hope

Connor Jewiss

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Connor is a writer for Stuff, working across the magazine and the Stuff.tv website. He has been writing for around nine years now across the web and in print too. Connor has attended the biggest tech expos, including CES, MWC, and IFA – with contributions as a judge on panels at them. He's also been interviewed as a technology expert on TV and radio by national news outlets including France24. Connor has experience with most major platforms, though does hold a place in his heart for macOS, iOS/iPadOS, electric vehicles, and smartphone tech. Just like everyone else around here, he's a fan of gadgets of all sorts. Aside from writing, Connor is involved in the startup and venture capital scene, which puts him at the front of new and exciting tech - he is always on the lookout for innovative products.

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