Xreal 1S Video Glasses Drop to Lowest Price of $399

Xreal’s 1S video glasses have slipped to their lowest price yet, now retailing for $399 on Amazon and through Xreal’s own site with a $50 discount. The 3‑DoF headset lets users anchor the virtual screen to a fixed spot in a room, reducing the jitter that plagues many competitors, and it offers better sound quality than the company’s $299 A01 Plus model. Electrochromic lenses with adjustable opacity give users control over ambient light, while the 1S’s implementation of 3‑DoF is reported to be less buggy than rival offerings. The glasses do not include hardware‑based myopia dials, so users who need prescription lenses may find the visual clarity less than optimal, a drawback that the Viture Pro 2 addresses but at the cost of some premium features.

Meanwhile, the Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker has returned to $99.99 on Amazon, Best Buy, and Target, down from its original $149.99 price. The updated model adds lossless USB‑C audio support, works natively with Android and iOS, and is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance. In a separate announcement, Sonos will launch its Ace Ultra headphones for $449, offering wireless audio swapping with any Sonos speaker. Refurbished Ace headphones are already available for $279 with a one‑year warranty, providing a more budget‑friendly option for users who do not need the Ultra’s advanced features. For gamers, Fanatical’s Capcom‑themed bundle builder lets buyers purchase any two titles on the list for $12.99, with additional discounts for larger selections that include Resident Evil, Ace Attorney, Mega Man, and Devil May Cry games.

The week also highlights a few other deals, including the Dell Alienware 32‑inch 4K QD‑OLED gaming monitor, which offers 240 Hz refresh and Dolby Vision at a competitive price point. These offers illustrate the continued trend of tech companies revisiting their pricing strategies to attract a broader consumer base while maintaining a focus on feature‑rich, high‑performance products.