You'll have to fight me to separate me from these Razer sunglasses this summer

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'Smart glasses' are still kind of a weird thing to buy, I know. But Razer's Anzu specs are perhaps the best ones I've seen, and I've been using my pair for over a year now. Don't laugh: they're genuinely useful, with swappable polarizing and blue-light reduction lenses, depending on whether I'm going on sunny dog walks or staring at my PC.

Amazon Prime Day is in full swing right now, with loads of Razer hardware(opens in new tab) on sale if you want to buy a less strange piece of Razer kit (my personal recommendations include the Kraken headset and the ridiculously cheap DeathAdder v2 Mini mouse). 

But honestly? I love the Anzu shades, and they're a whopping 75% off in the US right now. They're also discounted in the UK, but not by much, but if you're in the UK and have Prime membership you can get this deal and pay a few dollars for shipping, and you're still getting a bargain.

(Not in the US or UK? Scroll down for deals in your region).

Razer Anzu Smart Glasses: was $199.99, now $49.99 at Amazon(opens in new tab) Does anybody need these? Hell no, but we love them, and they're a whopping 75% off right now. If you've ever wished your polarized sunglasses could make phone calls or play music, these are the frames for you.

It's frankly hilarious to me that at one point, you could buy the Razer Anzu shades bundled with a 24-pack of Monster Energy(opens in new tab) on Amazon – although perhaps I shouldn't be surprised, given Razer's reputation as a gaming brand that is known to border on cringeworthy at times.

Still, these are a dope pair of shades. I want to listen to music and sometimes take calls when walking, but I also want to hear my surroundings; with more and more electric cars on the roads, it's becoming a frequent