I live in AR glasses, and the only bundle I recommend is the Xreal One Pro — now $170 off for Labor Day

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I’m the AR glasses guy here at Tom’s Guide — replacing monitors at my desks with specs and getting odd looks on the bus wearing them. Some may say it’s weird wearing sunglasses indoors, but I’m ignoring your opinions while watching all my favorite shows projected into my eyes!

And after testing many pairs over four years, one Labor Day deal makes the most sense. Right now, you can get $170 off the amazing Xreal One Pro glasses bundled with the Xreal Beam Pro. This is an all-in-one work and play juggernaut with the best display tech you can get.

So with this being a combination of two products, I’ll point you to both the Xreal One Pro review and my time testing the Xreal Beam Pro. Separately, both of these devices a strong within their own right — but together, they become a power couple that reaches the highs of Taylor and Travis.

The One Pros are a true next-gen pair of AR glasses, as they move from the more traditional big prisms for its Micro-OLED display, it moves to a new smaller option that offers a better picture quality and even wider field of view. At 57 degrees, we’re at the point where you can see an entire big screen in front of you without any limitations.

Meanwhile, the Beam Pro looks a lot like a typical Android phone, because in many ways it is. However, with the dual USB-C ports, the tailored Xreal software giving you an Apple Vision Pro-esque UI for your specs, and Google Play services built-in, this is basically the spatial computing component to make this a complete system.

Combined, this is everything you need for working at home (connect a bluetooth keyboard) and for entertainment on-the-go, as you could download a whole load of content on Netflix and watch long haul flights fly by.

But of course, this brings an influx of savings. Check out all the best Labor Day deals you can buy.

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Jason brings a decade of tech and gaming journalism experience to his role as a Managing Editor of Computing at Tom's Guide. He has previously written for Laptop Mag, Tom's Hardware, Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus. In his spare time, you'll find Jason looking for good dogs to pet or thinking about eating pizza if he isn't already.

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