Now that video glasses have been on the market for a a few years there are some serious discounts available to those who are willing to bargain hunt.

Cheapest Video glass brands:
The myvu video glasses tend to be the most economical with the shade and personal viewer models now selling for under $100. For $100 you will not get all the bells and whistles of a higher end player such as the lighter weight and better resolution, but they are a great bargain and nearly half the price of other high end models.

Where to buy:
There are always several options. Some choose ebay, but I personally dislike having to wait to purchase a product. If you browse through the sellers to find a low cost alternative on amazon.com that will most likely be comparable to the prices that you see on ebay.

What about refurbished?
Now I know what you are going to say. Why would you risk buying refurbished electronics. The truth is that not all refurbished items were once broken. A product can be labeled refurbished for several reasons including open box items and customer returns. Once refurbished the products are returned to the manufacturers original standards for sale. To further reassure that your video glasses will not be defective several manufacturers also offer a warranty. The best places to look for refurbished video glasses are amazon.com and on the manufacturers website themselves. I know that vuzix sells refurbished video glasses on their website however supplies may not last.

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2. How to choose the best video glasses for your laptop
3. How To Choose The Best Video Eyewear For Your IPod & lCD Video Eyewear
4. How to choose the best video eyewear for air travel

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