Snap just debuted their third pair of Spectacles, but this time around, they don’t need you to buy them.

Snap just debuted their third pair of Spectacles, but this time around, they don’t need you to buy them. The company that insists on identifying itself by its hardware, not its social platform, is coming out with a next-level augmented reality device designed to gather learnings for future augmented and virtual reality projects—rather than generate revenue. Priced at $380 (that’s double the first version), the limited-release glasses are geared towards early tech adopters looking for advanced AR experiences, not the general public. (Fast Company)