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.
Wearable exoskeleton technology is increasingly demonstrating practical advantages for users performing everyday and work-related tasks, according to Ars Technica.
At its annual Connect conference, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new virtual reality glasses priced at $1,299 alongside a wearable called Muse Charm, both tied to the company's push into AI agents.
Meta's new AI gadget resembles a Tamagotchi but its dangling design plugs into a broader Gen Z trend around bag charms, retro tech and turning gadgets into fashion accessories.
According to TechCrunch, Meta is developing a version of its smart glasses without a built-in camera after facing criticism that its camera-equipped eyewear enables covert recording.