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- A pair of XREAL smart glasses not only escaped trendy price hikes \u2014 they’ve become surprisingly cheap.<\/li>\n
- XREAL’s One Pro Smart Display Glasses, which simulate a virtual 171-inch screen, is now permanently $50 cheaper.<\/li>\n
- The 3D-ready XREAL One Pro Display Glasses now cost $599, making them a little more affordable.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n\n
High demand for components amid the AI \u200b\u200bboom is leading to storage and RAM shortages, driving up prices. New releases in 2026 like the OnePlus 15 series and Samsung Galaxy S26 have already launched with increased prices. Some brands, including Samsung and Motorola, have seen massive price increases across their portfolio. If you need a break from all the doom and gloom around tech pricing, XREAL is pushing shoppers one of its best pair of smart glasses.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nThe XREAL One Pro is still receiving the update and it adds flagship specs thanks to a pair of smart display glasses. Only now, smart glasses are getting cheaper \u2014 and this is no temporary discount. XREAL told 9to5Google<\/em><\/a> The $50 price cut for the One Pro is permanent. Originally priced at $649, the XREAL One Pro now costs $599, making the smart display glass a bit more affordable.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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<\/picture><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nOf course, XREAL’s One Pro is still priced at the top of the smart glasses market as a premium product. The good news is that the specifications match the price. Buyers get two sharp micro-OLED FHD displays \u2013 one behind each lens \u2013 that combine to create a virtual screen effect that looks as if it’s 171 inches wide. Additionally, the display supports a 120Hz refresh rate and 3D mode for an immersive and responsive experience.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nThe smart glasses use XREAL’s in-house X1 spatial computing chip, and connect to devices over USB-C. They work with any host device that supports USB-C video out, including phones, laptops, gaming PCs, and select gaming handhelds or consoles. The glasses also offer a camera add-on to support photo and video capture, as well as spatial computing experiences \u2013 but that costs an extra $99.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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