Xreal has officially launched the Xreal One Pro Plus AR glasses, featuring brighter Sony Micro-OLED displays and enhanced viewing capabilities. The new model reaches up to 1,200 nits of peak brightness, a significant increase from the 700 nits of the previous One Pro version. The glasses retain the X1 spatial computing chip and 57-degree field of view, with pricing starting at $599 in the U.S. Key upgrades include AI-driven High Dynamic Range (AI HDR) for improved contrast and three new viewing modes: Standard, Movie, and Reading, allowing users to optimize display settings based on activity.
The built-in Real 3D engine now processes content at up to 60fps, doubling the previous generation’s 30fps for smoother video and motion handling. Comfort has also been improved with a newly engineered nose pad geometry designed for better fit during extended use. While the core hardware remains largely unchanged, the brightness and software enhancements position the One Pro Plus as a step forward in spatial computing wearables.
The device is available starting today through Xreal’s official website.
Source: Android Central · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing