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Snap Specs appoints Robert Downey Jr. as Honorary Chief Experience Officer for $2,195 AR glasses

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Snap Specs has appointed Robert Downey Jr. as Honorary Chief Experience Officer to endorse its upcoming $2,195 AR glasses, aiming to boost product awareness amid competition from Meta's $1,299 VR headset. The company previously showcased the product at AWE, where its stock declined. While Downey's backing seeks to enhance credibility, specific salary and deal details remain undisclosed.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 20, 00:00recorded Oct 21, 15:17single source

    Snap Specs任命Robert Downey Jr.为荣誉首席体验官

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    任命Robert Downey Jr.为荣誉首席体验官
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    Snap names Robert Downey Jr. honorary Chief Customer Experience Officer ahead of $2,195 AR glasses launch

    Report first recorded Oct 21, 15:17

    Snap Specs appointed Robert Downey Jr. as honorary Chief Customer Experience Officer just before launching its $2,195 AR glasses later this fall. The company leverages Downey's role as Tony Stark to market the device, which overlays apps, games and an AI assistant onto the real world. Snap disclosed no deal terms, though tech reporter Alex Heath previously reported the company was in talks to pay Downey about $100 million. The move aims to boost attention for a product that fell short on Wall Street after its June debut, facing competition from Meta's $1,299 VR glasses.

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