The RayNeo Air 4 Pro were already the best budget smart glasses I’ve tried — now thanks to Prime Day they’re even cheaper, and I don’t understand why you haven’t yet bought a pair
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Discounted, decent smart glasses signal that AR hardware is quietly moving from novelty to impulse-buy territory. If your product has any visual or notification surface, you should at least map what an AR-first UX would look like once these are no longer niche.
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