Black Friday is here and it's the perfect time to upgrade your AR game with some amazing deals on cutting-edge glasses.
For those who thought AR glasses like Xreal One were a joke, I'm afraid they're very much a reality - and they've just hit an all-time low price of $399.99 at Amazon and Best Buy. That's $180 off the original price. With these babies plugged into your Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or most other USB-C devices that support video-out, you'll have access to a world of immersive gaming experiences.
The Xreal One AR glasses boast a 120Hz refresh rate at 1080p and Micro OLED screens for excellent contrast. The arm of the glasses has built-in Bose-tuned speakers that pipe audio downwards into your ears, ensuring an unobstructed view and rich sound quality. But what really sets these glasses apart is their three degrees of freedom feature - essentially, you can anchor the screen in place so it doesn't move with your head.
While this tech is a major plus for those prone to motion sickness, there's one crucial thing missing: a hardware-based myopia dial to account for nearsightedness. If that's a deal-breaker for you, consider Viture’s Luma Pro glasses - they offer the same features and specs but with an included setting.
Black Friday has just gotten even more interesting with prices starting at $399 for the Xreal One AR glasses - it seems like we can't have one set of AR glasses that can do it all without breaking the bank.
For those who thought AR glasses like Xreal One were a joke, I'm afraid they're very much a reality - and they've just hit an all-time low price of $399.99 at Amazon and Best Buy. That's $180 off the original price. With these babies plugged into your Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or most other USB-C devices that support video-out, you'll have access to a world of immersive gaming experiences.
The Xreal One AR glasses boast a 120Hz refresh rate at 1080p and Micro OLED screens for excellent contrast. The arm of the glasses has built-in Bose-tuned speakers that pipe audio downwards into your ears, ensuring an unobstructed view and rich sound quality. But what really sets these glasses apart is their three degrees of freedom feature - essentially, you can anchor the screen in place so it doesn't move with your head.
While this tech is a major plus for those prone to motion sickness, there's one crucial thing missing: a hardware-based myopia dial to account for nearsightedness. If that's a deal-breaker for you, consider Viture’s Luma Pro glasses - they offer the same features and specs but with an included setting.
Black Friday has just gotten even more interesting with prices starting at $399 for the Xreal One AR glasses - it seems like we can't have one set of AR glasses that can do it all without breaking the bank.
Anyway, these new AR glasses are crazy! $399 for Xreal One is still kinda steep for me but $180 off is a steal, right? I remember playing old-school video games with my friends, now we're getting fancy AR gaming glasses? It's like something out of Tron! 
I'm not sure about the three degrees of freedom feature though, it sounds like some sci-fi stuff 
. But hey, at least they have Bose speakers built-in, that's a win in my books! 
! I mean, who wouldn't want to level up their gaming experience with a sick pair of goggles that feel like they're right in front of your eyes? The price drop is insane - $180 off original is a huge win for anyone looking to dive into the world of AR. And I'm all about that 3D freedom feature too, it's like having an entire new level of immersion in games 
. My only concern (and I know some ppl might be like me) is the lack of a myopia dial... but Viture's Luma Pro glasses are a great alternative? Anyone tried either of these AR glasses?
. The Bose-tuned speakers are also a nice touch - I can already imagine myself playing some sick VR games on these babies 
. Has anyone tried the Viture Luma Pro glasses with myopia adjustment? Is that a feature you'd rather have in the Xreal One?
I'm not convinced about these AR glasses being a game-changer yet... I mean, $180 off is a nice discount, but isn't the original price kinda steep? $399 is still a lot of cash for a product that's essentially just like something you'd find in a sci-fi movie 
. And what's up with the lack of a hardware-based myopia dial? That's a huge oversight, especially considering the potential impact on people with nearsightedness. How do we know this setting isn't going to be some convoluted workaround that only works half the time? 
Need more info before I start jumping into AR glasses bandwagon 
Anyway, it looks like Black Friday is really delivering on this one - $399 for these tech-savvy specs is insane! I'm definitely adding Xreal One to my wish list now 
But, let's get real... the lack of a hardware-based myopia dial is kinda a major bummer 
. At least Viture’s Luma Pro glasses are offering that feature for an extra fee 
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3DOF feature is so cool, but $399 is still kinda steep... think I'll stick to playing games on my phone with a pair of VR headset 
. personally think viture's luma pro is a better option for those who need it tho 
120Hz refresh rate and Micro OLED screens? that's some next-level tech right there 
gotta say tho, that myopia dial thing is kinda bummer... but hey Viture's Luma Pro glasses are an option 
It's all just a bunch of marketing hype in my book.
anyone else getting these? 
. 120Hz refresh rate at 1080p? Micro OLED screens? Bose-tuned speakers? Three degrees of freedom feature? This thing has got it all! 
. Has anyone else prepped for Black Friday?