I hand-picked four last-minute Prime Day AR smart glasses that you don't want to miss

There are two kinds of smart glasses: AR glasses and AI frames. Of the two, AR glasses, I believe, are the most useful right now. They basically add a giant external monitor to your face and keep your neck from getting kinked.

Unfortunately, there's a glut of smart glasses that are on sale for Prime Day, and most of them aren't worth your time. They're either e-waste taking up space or they don't actually do what you need.

I've picked four smart glasses that are still on sale as Prime Day winds down and that you should check out. I've personally tried all of them, and I don't think you'll be disappointed if you pick any pair on this list. Plus, they're all discounted right now.

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Prime Day smart glasses deals: Quick links

• RayNeo Air 3s: was $269 now $189 @ Amazon
• RayNeo Air 4 Pro: was $299 now $239 @ Amazon
• Viture Luma Pro: was $499 now $379 @ Amazon
• Xreal One Pro: was $649 now $549 @ Xreal

RayNeo Air 4 Pro — the everyman

Up front, the RayNeo Air 4 Pro glasses aren't the cheapest on this list, but at sub-$300 at full price, they're still pretty nice to your wallet. And Prime Day knocks $60 off the usual $299 price.

If all you want is great picture quality, the Air 4 Pros have got you covered. These glasses offer a 1080p HDR10 201-inch virtual display with 3D capabilities. As far as I know, these are the first AR glasses to breach the 200-inch size and the first to offer HDR10 quality.

The subtle design is comfortable to wear for a long session and doesn't get too hot, unlike some cheaper AR specs. At $299, these were a steal, but at $239, you need to take a look.

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RayNeo Air 4 Pro: was $299 now $239 at Amazon

For $239, you get the most bang for your buck with the RayNeo Air 4 Pro glasses. I mentioned the 201-inch HDR10 screen, but they also come with SDR-to-HDR upscaling that works across devices and a 120 refresh rate for gaming. Plus, it features a low-blue-light, flicker-free display that's easy on the eyes.

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Xreal One Pro — the top dog

I'm taking a leap up the price tag chain, but Xreal is the top dog in the AR glasses world for a reason.

The Xreal One Pros are feature-packed and built for enthusiasts who want more than just a display. To start, they're $100 off for Prime Day, but these glasses come with a super wide 57-degree field of view, one of the largest available on the market. It does produce some edge fringing, but it's not terribly distracting.

That view can be anchored in place for focus, or it will smoothly track where you're looking around, so you can always have the screen in front of you. The powerful X1 chip is situated in the glasses, meaning you don't need a computer puck or an app. Plus, the smaller glass prisms mean these glasses are comfortable and give you a private workspace whenever your travels take you.

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Xreal One Pro: was $649 now $549 at XREAL

The X1 chip keeps things on the glasses for spatial computing options like various monitor layouts or real-time 3D conversion. This means you can enjoy huge ultrawide panels, whether you are on the couch, on a plane, or in your office. The One Pros can connect to nearly any device, from your phone to your laptop to a gaming handheld like a Steam Deck. At $549, these cost the most out of my picks, but they're the best.

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Viture Luma Pro — game away

What sets the Viture Luma Pros apart from the other glasses on this list is the picture quality customization options. They feature physical myopia adjustment dials so you can adjust the picture for your needs quickly and easily.

Viture combines a 1200p display with Viture's amazing color science, a 52-degree field of view, 1,000 nit brightness, and a 120Hz refresh rate. All perfect for gaming on the go.

Additionally, of the glasses I'm highlighting, these look the most like a normal pair of sunglasses, which means you can wear them anywhere without standing out in a crowd.

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Viture Luma Pro: was $499 now $379 at Amazon

Not quite the cheapest, but not the most expensive either, at $379 on sale, the Viture Luma Pros give you a high-quality display with versatile picture adjustments. The Spacewalker software turns any space into a massive 152-inch panoramic workspace with excellent 3DoF tracking to keep it anchored where you want it.

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RayNeo Air 3s —the wallet friendly option

Look, if you just want to save money but still want a personal giant screen, then you need to take a look at the RayNeo Air 3s. It's the predecessor to the Air 4 Pro.

If you just want something that will plug into your Steam Deck, laptop, or phone on the go, then at $189 for Prime Day, these glasses are the perfect pair.

Compared to other options on this list, they do stand out more, especially with the nearly mirror finish on the cover lenses. Still, they come with 1080p picture quality, a 120Hz refresh rate, good color, and low blue light.

For AR glasses beginners who don't care about a ton of features or spatial computing and just want a massive private display for not a lot of dough, I'd go with the Air 3s. And when you're ready to upgrade, the Air 4 Pros are right there.

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RayNeo Air 3s: was $269 now $189 at Amazon

If you're on a budget, these AR glasses are under $200 right now. It's a good bargain and still great for gaming or watching movies with that 120Hz refresh rate. No, they don't have fancy tracking, but if you're tired of craning your neck or just want a private display, the Air 3s are a great option.

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