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    I love my XREAL AR glasses, but I have a cheaper alternative you should try — similar features but cost over $70 less

    July 9, 2025

    XREAL grabs the headlines (and rightly so) when it comes to AR glasses, but there are alternatives. This anti-Prime Day deal at Best Buy gets you something very similar, but costs a lot less.

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