Xreal unveiled Aura glasses, Android XR, 70° OST, two Sony Micro-OLED 1920x1200 120Hz displays, transparent, electrochromic dimming, eyes visible, enabling mixed‑reality use. The optical see‑through panel spans a wide field, letting users see surroundings clearly while digital content overlays their view. Combined with Android XR, developers can port apps without custom SDKs.

Multitask up to 5 floating apps, Gemini standard, split design with compute puck housing Snapdragon Reality Elite, storage options 12/256 and 16/512, 4,455mAh battery in puck, X1S spatial co‑processor, 6DoF tracking, cameras with LED indicator, voice and hand tracking, two USB‑C ports for power or video input. Low‑latency processing handles sensor fusion, keeping motion smooth. The puck shifts weight away from the head for comfort.

Founder Pass limited to 2,000 grants $300 discount; regular reservation $100 earns $200 credit. Pricing promised under $1,500 (excluding taxes). Launch slated for fall. This move pushes Android XR into premium AR market, challenging proprietary rivals. Consumers gain a more open ecosystem, while manufacturers see a new reference platform. By offloading compute to the puck, the glasses stay lighter, improving wear time for creators alike.