Best early Prime Big Deal Days smart glasses deals — save over $100 on the best AR glasses around

Just in time for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, these Legion Glasses Gen 2 AR glasses provide a great match to give that handheld's screen the 126-inch screen treatment. With an FHD (1920 x 1080) Micro-OLED panel at 120Hz, and up to 4K quality, game away or watch shows on your Legion Go or (nearly) any device via a simple USB-C connectivity. Along with 800 nits max brightness and a magnetic light shield to keep prying eyes at bay, it's not a bad shout now that it's nearly $50 off.

If you're a fan of clear details on large, 135-inch screen with 120Hz refresh rate, then these Viture Pro XR glasses will do the trick. And now for well under $400! The Micro OLED display tech in the Viture Pro is simply one of the best around, backed by its 1,000 nit max brightness and minimal blurry edges. Plus, you can expect an enhanced electrochromic film right on the lenses.

Now down to $499, the Xreal One AR specs are a treat for the eyes. It packs gorgeous Micro-OLED display technology with a 50-degree field of view, paired with a built-in X1 chip to handle 3 DoF tracking entirely on the hardware. In our Xreal One review, we noted that they were one of the best in the category, and despite their age, they still impress.

Currently the best AR glasses we've tested, the Viture Luma Pro are now down to just $499. That's an amazing price cut on a slick pair of specs that feature gorgeous Micro-OLED displays that take picture quality up a notch. Expect a large 152-inch display with clear 1200p resolution, and a wider 52-degree field of view. These are the smart specs worth investing in. In our Viture Luma Pro review, we called the best AR glasses you can get right now, and for good reason.

The Xreal One Pro has one of the best panels in the business with flatter prism tech and the onboard X1 chip, which enables quick customization. Combined with the Beam Pro, you've got a walking computer. It comes at a premium price, but it is one of the best around. In our Xreal One Pro review, we said one of its downsides was its price, especially with the Beam Pro. But now they're that much more affordable.

That Micro OLED display tech in the Viture Pro is some of the best I’ve laid my eyes upon — bright at 1,000 perceived nits and with very minimal blurry edges, and an enhanced electrochromic film on the lenses.

Prefer Xreal? Then these One Pro AR Glasses should suit your fancy, as their £100 off. As you'll find in our Xreal One Pro review, these don't come cheap (but the discount helps), but they offer some of the best picture quality you can get with their Micro-OLED display with a whopping 172-inch virtual screen.