Xreal's 1S Video Glasses Return to Record-Low Price of $399
The USB-C-connected glasses, which project a large virtual screen for gaming, movies and computer use, are discounted by $50 at Amazon and directly through Xreal.
Xreal's 1S video glasses have returned to their lowest recorded price, now selling for $399, according to a report from The Verge. The discount, which amounts to $50 off the standard price, is available both through Amazon and directly from Xreal's own website.
The 1S glasses connect via USB-C and are designed to project a large, immersive virtual screen for users who want to watch movies, play games, or view their computer display without a traditional monitor or television, The Verge reported.
According to the report, the 1S model is considered one of the more well-rounded options among video glasses currently on the market, suggesting a balance of features that has made it a popular choice for consumers interested in portable, immersive viewing experiences.
The Verge described the current pricing as the lowest the 1S glasses have been offered to date, making this sale period notable for shoppers who have been considering the product.
Details on the duration of the sale or whether additional retailers are offering similar discounts were not specified in the available report.
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