Xreal Unveils the One Series AR Glasses: A Game-Changer in Augmented Reality

Xreal has been a front runner in augmented reality for quite some time, and the latest of its offerings, One Series AR glasses, promises a new wave of how the digital will interact with us in the real world. The company that had previously received very positive feedback with its Air 2 Ultra AR glasses at CES in the early months of the year had just made another giant leap by solving one of the biggest challenges in the AR space: device compatibility.

Connect your AR glasses to a broader range of devices through simple USB-C connection. The new Xreal One Series makes it even more versatile and accessible than ever. Be it iPhone, Android, Steam Deck, PC, MacBook, or almost any device with video-out capabilities, One Series brings an experience in immersive AR right to your fingertips.

What makes the Xreal One Series Special?

One of the incredible features that defines Xreal One Series is a customizable, cinematic display in three degrees-of-freedom rotational tracking and spatial computing. That allows it to present astonishing 1080p full HD for each eye in a nearly massive display area with very impressive motion-to-photon (M2P) latency at 120Hz of just about ~3ms.

Exclusive to this is the silicon chip known as X1 that fuels such phenomenal capabilities. Beautiful about this silicon chip is ultra-low latency, and that brings a smooth, responding feel in watching movies, playing games, or simply surfing online. Fine-tuned audio by Bose also accompanies it, making clear sounds for better viewing.

New design for better view

Xreal has also redesigned the look of their AR glasses. One Series comes with a triangular birdbath lens design and a 50-degree field-of-view. The design is such that it provides a 20.7% larger display area than the Xreal Air 2 series, thus ideal for users who wish to enjoy a more expansive AR experience.

For those who need more, the Xreal One Pro takes it to a whole new level with a flat-prism lens design that flaunts a 57-degree field-of-view, so the display is even bigger and more immersive. It is pushing the boundaries of AR glasses to what is only possible, giving a truly cinematic experience.

Bigger, Not Bulky

The result can, within minutes, prove the right of day when the glasses are tried on. They're also very light compared with the traditional AR glasses such as Orion AR glasses made by Meta, and One Series' 11mm plane is 40.9% thinner than regular birdbath optics-very comfortable to wear over much periods.

Pre-order is now open: How will it be worth the hype?

Pre-ordering of Xreal One as well as One Pro AR glasses just began with the company, Xreal. Prices: Xreal One will go for $499; this would have priced at €549; and prices for One Pro shall be approximately $599 to equal prices at €649. The Xreal One will begin shipping mid December; the shipment of One Pro is set to start sometime early next year.

Considering the latest features: device compatibility, cinematic display, latency, and Bose audio capabilities, the Xreal One Series is bound to make this a need-to-have device among the tech enthusiasts and game-lovers and by anyone who has a thirst to experience augmented reality in a new light.

Conclusion

The One Series AR glasses are perhaps the most aggressive assault into the world of augmented reality from Xreal, an innovation that means to versatility, high-definition display, and low latency for a new bar concerning what can be done. For those users looking forward to immersion in media, there are the same compelling facts to convince professionals to start with augmented reality for increased accessibility of devices.