Best Amazon Spring Sale smart glasses deals — my favorite AR glasses are cheaper than ever

If you're a screen quality purist without any need for all the spatial computing stuff, RayNeo's specs offer a massive, colorful and bright 200-inch simulated display right in front of your eyes.

Quality-wise, you can feel the step from the original Xreal Air — from the lighter, sleeker construction to the better, smoother display tech and improved comfort (thanks to those redesigned nose pads). Plus, with the spatial computing app you can download on Mac, you can take a 3-monitor setup wherever you go!

There’s a reason I call these the best premium AR glasses. That Micro OLED display tech is some of the best I’ve laid my eyes upon — bright at 1,000 perceived nits and with very minimal blurry edges, an enhanced electrochromic film on the lenses that eliminates any distractions in front of you, and the best spatial computing software on the market.

I confidently rank these as a top-tier pair of AR glasses. The Micro OLED display is exceptional —offering 1,000 perceived nits of brightness with sharp clarity and barely any edge distortion. The lenses feature an advanced electrochromic film that effectively blocks out distractions, combined with industry-leading spatial computing software that takes the experience to the next level.

Don’t want to drop 400 quid on a pair of AR glasses? That’s no problem, as Viture’s own One Lite specs are just a shade over £250 after a deep £80 saving. You’re still getting a stellar 120-inch simulated FHD display and Harman-tuned sound. So long as you’re cool with ditching a 120Hz refresh rate and the aluminum build quality of the Pros, you’ll have a great time.