Sunglass Deals

Straightforward square-frame sunglasses worth looking at if you want a classic silhouette without spending much, since Universal Thread is Target's budget-friendly in-house label. Buy Now at Target

Chunky rectangle frames are having a sustained moment in eyewear, and this pair gives you that look at an accessible price point without committing to an expensive designer version. Buy Now at Target

These are Ray-Ban's AI-connected glasses with built-in speakers, microphones, and a 12MP camera for hands-free photos and video, plus access to Meta AI for voice queries. At $379, that's the standard retail price with no discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

Sunglasses with built-in Bluetooth speakers and a microphone, so you can take calls and listen to audio without earbuds blocking out the world around you. At $30, that's $39 off the $69 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Polarized lenses cut glare from water, snow, and pavement, making these a reasonable pick for running, cycling, or any outdoor activity where reflected light is a nuisance. At $20, that's about 15% off the $24 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed to fit over your existing prescription glasses, these polarized fit-overs block glare and UV without requiring a separate pair of prescription sunglasses. At $17, that's $3 off the $20 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Polarized lenses block glare from water, roads, and snow, making these a reasonable pick for driving, fishing, or general outdoor use, and at $13 they're $6 off the $19 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Sunglasses with built-in Bluetooth speakers and a mic, useful for outdoor workouts or cycling where you want audio without earbuds blocking ambient sound. At $17, that's about $43 off the $60 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

These are Ray-Ban's AI-enabled glasses with a built-in camera, open-ear speakers, and microphones, so they work as both functional eyewear and a hands-free device for taking photos, listening to music, or making calls. At $409, that's the standard retail price with no discount. Buy Now at Best Buy

These glasses combine a classic Wayfarer frame with built-in speakers, microphones, and a camera for photos and video, so they suit someone who wants hands-free audio and content capture without wearing anything that looks like tech. At $459, there's no discount from the list price right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

These glasses put open-ear speakers, a built-in microphone array, and a 12MP camera into a standard frame so you can take calls, listen to audio, and capture photos without pulling out your phone. At $409, there's no discount from list price, but it's a current retailer price for a wearable category that doesn't see many deals yet. Buy Now at Best Buy

These are Ray-Ban's AI-enabled glasses with a built-in camera, open-ear speakers, and Meta AI access, so they're aimed at people who want hands-free calls, music, and photo capture without wearing a headset. At $284, there's no discount from the list price, but that matches the standard retail going rate you'd find anywhere right now. Buy Now at Best Buy

Update: The price has dropped to $22.79 since this was originally published.

Polarized lenses reduce glare from water, snow, and pavement, making these a reasonable pick for running, cycling, or casual outdoor use. At $23, that's about $1 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Polarized lenses reduce glare from water, pavement, and snow, making these a practical pick for runners, cyclists, or anyone who spends time outdoors in bright conditions. At $22, that's about $6 off the $28 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Anti-fog lenses and an attached nose piece keep water out for younger swimmers who haven't mastered goggles that fit around the nose separately, and the two-pack means a backup is on hand when one inevitably gets left at the pool. At $22, that's about $2 off the $24 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has dropped to $19.89 since this was originally published.

Handy for anyone who wants music or calls without earbuds while running or biking, with built-in speakers in the frame instead of anything in your ears. Walmart has these for $20, exactly half the $40 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Three different lens tints in one pack makes this a solid pick if you're rotating between driving, running, or lower-light conditions and don't want to buy separate pairs. Walmart has them for $14.83, about $2 off the list price of $16.89. Buy Now at Walmart

Update: The price has dropped to $11.98 since this was originally published.

Polarized lenses cut glare well enough for driving or time outdoors, and the oversized frame suits anyone wanting more coverage than standard sunglasses provide. Walmart has them at $12, $4 off the usual $16 price. Buy Now at Walmart

Worth a look if you want a trend-forward frame shape without spending much on it, since oval styles like this tend to cycle in and out of fashion fast. Target's price point makes it easy to try without worrying about the style falling out of favor next season. Buy Now at Target

Wraparound polarized lenses cut glare well for running or cycling, making these a solid grab if you're hard on sunglasses and don't want to stress about losing or scratching an expensive pair. Amazon has them for $16, $4 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Priced for anyone who tends to lose or scratch sunglasses during workouts or outdoor activities, the polarized lenses cut glare without a premium price tag, and it's currently $5 off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon