Xreal cuts $50 off its most affordable display glasses
The xbx A01 Plus, Xreal's budget display glasses launched over the summer at $299, are now on sale for less, though they skip a feature found on pricier models.
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Xreal is offering a $50 discount on its xbx A01 Plus display glasses, the company's most affordable model in its lineup, according to The Verge.
The xbx A01 Plus launched over the summer at a price of $299 and has been described as a decent value option within the company's range of display glasses, which are designed to project a virtual screen for viewing content.
In terms of design and fit, the A01 Plus is broadly on par with Xreal's pricier 1S model, which sells for $399, though it lacks a feature present on the more expensive option: built-in three-degrees-of-freedom tracking, which allows the virtual screen to stay locked in place as the wearer moves their head.
Display glasses such as Xreal's have positioned themselves as a lighter-weight alternative to full mixed-reality headsets, aimed at users who want a portable external display for video, work or gaming without a bulkier device.
The report does not specify how long the discounted price on the xbx A01 Plus will remain available.
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