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|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
|Type = [[AR Glasses]]
|Subtype = [[Smart Glasses]]
|Subtype = [[Display Glasses]]
|Platform = [[Xreal]]
|Platform = [[Nebula]]
|Developer = [[Xreal]]
|Developer = [[Xreal]]
|Manufacturer = [[Xreal]]
|Manufacturer = [[Xreal]]
|Announcement Date = December 2024
|Release Date = December 2024
|Release Date = December 2024
|Price = $499 USD
|Announcement Date = November 2024
|Website = https://www.xreal.com/us/one
|Price = $499 USD (One) / $599 USD (One Pro)
|Predecessor = [[Xreal Air 2]]
|Website = https://www.xreal.com/
|Chipset = [[Xreal X1]] (spatial computing chip)
|Predecessor = [[Xreal Air 2 Pro]]
|Display = 0.68" Sony Micro-OLED
|Chipset = X1 Chip (self-developed)
|Resolution = 1920x1080 per eye (Full HD)
|Display = Sony Micro-OLED (0.68" One / 0.55" Pro)
|Resolution = 1080p per eye
|PPD = High
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz
|Field of View = 50°
|Brightness = 500-700 nits
|Equivalent Screen Size = 147" (virtual, at 4m)
|Field of View = 50° (One) / 57° (Pro)
|Brightness = 5000 nits (peak), 600 nits (perceived)
|Virtual Screen = 147" (One) / 171" (Pro)
|Latency = 3 ms M2P
|Ocularity = Binocular
|Ocularity = Binocular
|Optics = Birdbath
|Tracking = 3DoF (native)
|Tracking = 3DoF (native, on-device)
|Audio = Sound by Bose (One) / Bose (Pro)
|Eye Tracking = No
|Weight = 84g
|Hand Tracking = No
|Adjustable Transparency = Yes (3 levels)
|Audio = Bose-tuned speakers
|Connectivity = USB-C (DisplayPort)
|Weight = ~85g
}}
}}


The '''Xreal One''' is a consumer [[augmented reality]] [[smart glasses]] developed by [[Xreal]], announced and released in December 2024 at $499. The Xreal One is the world's first cinematic AR glasses with a dedicated spatial computing chip—the proprietary '''Xreal X1'''—built directly into the glasses, enabling native 3DoF spatial computing without external adapters or software. Featuring a 0.68-inch Sony Micro-OLED display with 5000 nits peak brightness, 147-inch virtual screen equivalent, ultra-low 3ms motion-to-photon latency, and audio tuned by Bose engineers, the Xreal One represents the company's biggest advancement in consumer AR technology.
The '''Xreal One''' is a display [[AR glasses]] device developed by [[Xreal]], released December 2024 at $499. The next generation Xreal glasses featuring proprietary X1 chip with native 3DoF, Sony 0.68" micro-OLED displays at 1080p per eye, 50° field of view (147" virtual screen), 120 Hz refresh rate, 3ms motion-to-photon latency, Sound by Bose audio, electrochromic dimming, and 84g lightweight design. One Pro model features 57° FOV with 171" screen.


== History and Development ==
== History and Development ==


Xreal unveiled the One Series in December 2024, positioning it as the biggest leap forward for the consumer AR industry. The X1 chip represents over three years of in-house research and development, becoming the first customized silicon designed specifically for optical see-through (OST) AR glasses. The Xreal One launched alongside the higher-end [[Xreal One Pro]] with wider FOV.<ref name="prnewswire">{{cite web |url=https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/introducing-xreal-one-series-worlds-first-cinematic-ar-glasses-with-x1-independent-spatial-computing-chip-for-complete-spatial-screen-control-302322181.html |title=Introducing XREAL One Series: World's First Cinematic AR Glasses with X1 Independent Spatial Computing Chip |publisher=PR Newswire |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
Xreal announced the One series in November 2024, releasing December 2024. The first Xreal glasses with a proprietary spatial computing chip (X1), enabling native 3DoF tracking without external devices. Developed in partnership with Sony (micro-OLED displays) and Bose (audio tuning), the One series represents Xreal's most advanced consumer AR glasses with focus on low latency and native spatial awareness.<ref name="xreal">{{cite web |url=https://us.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-one |title=Xreal One |publisher=Xreal |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>


== Design and Hardware ==
== Design and Hardware ==
=== X1 Spatial Computing Chip ===
World-first integrated AR processing:
* '''First custom silicon for OST AR glasses'''
* Over 3 years of R&D
* Enables native 3DoF on-device
* No external app, adapter, or software required
* On-device configuration and processing
* Plug-and-play spatial computing
* Reduces latency and complexity


=== Display ===
=== Display ===


Premium Sony Micro-OLED with exceptional brightness:
Sony Micro-OLED:


* '''0.68-inch Sony Micro-OLED''' display
* '''1080p per eye''' resolution
* 1920x1080 resolution per eye (Full HD)
* '''Sony 0.68" micro-OLED''' (One)
* '''5000 nits peak brightness'''
* '''Sony 0.55" micro-OLED''' (Pro)
* 600 nits perceived brightness
* '''500-700 nits''' brightness
* '''120 Hz refresh rate'''
* '''5000 nits''' peak brightness
* '''147-inch virtual screen''' (at 4m distance)
* '''120 Hz''' refresh rate
* High contrast ratio
* ΔE <3 color calibration
* Vibrant OLED colors


=== Field of View ===
=== Field of View ===


* '''50° FOV'''
* '''50° FOV''' (One)
* Improved over Air 2 (46°)
* '''57° FOV''' (Pro)
* Immersive viewing experience
* '''147" virtual screen''' (One)
* '''171" virtual screen''' (Pro)


=== Latency ===
=== X1 Chip ===


Ultra-responsive performance:
Proprietary processor:


* '''3 ms motion-to-photon latency'''
* '''Native 3DoF'''
* Minimal lag for gaming
* Spatial computing
* Smooth spatial tracking
* '''3ms M2P latency'''
* Responsive head tracking
* Ultra-low latency
* Compact design
 
=== Audio ===


=== Tracking ===
Bose collaboration:


Native spatial computing:
* '''Sound by Bose'''
* Professional tuning
* Unique sound chamber
* Clarity and balance
* Directional audio


* '''3 Degrees of Freedom''' (3DoF)
=== Dimming ===
* '''Native on-device''' (powered by X1 chip)
* No separate app required
* No adapter needed
* Instant spatial screen experience


=== Adjustable Transparency ===
* '''3-mode electrochromic'''
* TÜV Rheinland certified
* 100% UV protection
* Adjustable transparency


* '''3 levels''' of lens transparency
=== Design ===
* Control ambient light
* Adapt to environment


=== Audio ===
* '''84g weight'''
* Lightweight comfort
* Adjustable nose pads
* Ergonomic fit


Bose-engineered sound:
== Xreal One Pro ==


* '''Tuned by Bose engineers'''
Higher-end model:
* Unique sound chamber design
* New acoustic components
* Clarity, balance, and detail
* Lifelike media experience
* Directional for privacy


=== Build ===
* '''57° FOV''' (vs 50°)
* '''171" screen''' (vs 147")
* '''700 nits''' (vs 500)
* Sony 0.55" micro-OLED
* M (57-66mm) and L (66-75mm) sizes
* $599 price


* ~85g weight
== Compatibility ==
* Comfortable for extended wear
* USB-C connection
* Premium build quality


== Connectivity ==
=== Devices ===


* USB-C with native spatial support
* iPhone 16/15
* Compatible with:
* iPad
** iPhone 15/16
* Select Android phones
** Android smartphones
* Steam Deck
** Mac computers
* ROG Ally
** Windows PC
* MacBook
** Steam Deck
* Windows PC
** ROG Ally
** Nintendo Switch


== Comparison with Xreal One Pro ==
=== Connection ===


{| class="wikitable"
* '''USB-C'''
|-
* DisplayPort output required
! Feature !! Xreal One !! Xreal One Pro
|-
| X1 Chip || Yes || Yes
|-
| FOV || '''50°''' || '''57°'''
|-
| Virtual Screen || '''147"''' || '''171"'''
|-
| Optics || Birdbath || '''X-Prism'''
|-
| Audio || Bose-tuned || Sound by Bose
|-
| Price || '''$499''' || Higher
|}


== Technical Specifications ==
== Technical Specifications ==
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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
! Specification !! Details
! Specification !! Xreal One !! Xreal One Pro
|-
|-
| Chip || Xreal X1 (spatial computing)
| Display || Sony 0.68" micro-OLED || Sony 0.55" micro-OLED
|-
|-
| Display || 0.68" Sony Micro-OLED
| Resolution || 1080p per eye || 1080p per eye
|-
|-
| Resolution || 1920x1080 per eye
| FOV || 50° || 57°
|-
|-
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz
| Virtual Screen || 147" || 171"
|-
|-
| Virtual Screen || 147"
| Brightness || 500 nits || 700 nits
|-
|-
| Field of View || 50°
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz || 120 Hz
|-
|-
| Brightness || 5000 nits (peak)
| Tracking || 3DoF (X1 chip) || 3DoF (X1 chip)
|-
|-
| Latency || 3 ms M2P
| Weight || 84g || ~80g
|-
|-
| Tracking || 3DoF (native)
| Price || $499 || $599
|-
| Audio || Bose-tuned
|-
| Weight || ~85g
|-
| Price || $499
|}
|}


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'''Praise:'''
'''Praise:'''
* X1 chip revolutionary for AR glasses
* X1 chip native 3DoF
* Native 3DoF without adapters
* 3ms latency excellent
* 3ms latency ultra-responsive
* Sony micro-OLED quality
* 5000 nits brightness excellent
* Sound by Bose audio
* Bose-tuned audio quality
* 120 Hz smooth
* 50° FOV wider than Air 2
* 84g lightweight
* 147" virtual screen immersive
* Electrochromic dimming
* Plug-and-play simplicity
* Broad compatibility
* On-device processing
* 120 Hz smooth performance
* "Spatial computing game changer"


'''Criticism:'''
'''Criticism:'''
* $499 price ($100 more than Air 2)
* $499-599 premium
* 50° FOV narrower than One Pro (57°)
* 50-57° FOV modest
* 3DoF only—no 6DoF spatial tracking
* 3DoF only (not 6DoF)
* Tethered connection required
* No AR overlay
* No built-in myopia adjustment
* Display glasses category
* Birdbath optics (vs X-Prism on Pro)<ref name="tomshardware">{{cite web |url=https://www.tomshardware.com/peripherals/wearable-tech/xreal-one-review |title=Xreal One Review: X1 chip up Xreal's game in the AR glasses segment |publisher=Tom's Hardware |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
* Requires compatible device
 
* Competition from others<ref name="tomsguide">{{cite web |url=https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/xreal-one-ar-glasses-review |title=Xreal One AR Glasses Review |publisher=Tom's Guide |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>
<ref name="tomsguide">{{cite web |url=https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/xreal-one-ar-glasses-review |title=I tested the Xreal One AR Glasses — here's why they're a spatial computing game changer |publisher=Tom's Guide |access-date=2025-01-07}}</ref>


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
* [[Xreal One Pro]]
* [[Xreal Air 2 Ultra]]
* [[Xreal Air 2]]
* [[Xreal Air 2]]
* [[Xreal Air 2 Pro]]
* [[Rokid Max]]
* [[Rokid Max 2]]
* [[ASUS AirVision M1]]
* [[Viture Pro XR]]


== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:AR Glasses]]
[[Category:AR Glasses]]
[[Category:Smart Glasses]]
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[[Category:Xreal]]
[[Category:Xreal]]
[[Category:2024 in technology]]
[[Category:2024 in technology]]

Latest revision as of 18:17, 7 January 2026

Xreal One
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented Reality
Type AR Glasses
Subtype Display Glasses
Platform Nebula
Developer Xreal
Manufacturer Xreal
Announcement Date November 2024
Release Date December 2024
Price $499 USD (One) / $599 USD (One Pro)
Website https://www.xreal.com/
Predecessor Xreal Air 2 Pro
System
Chipset X1 Chip (self-developed)
Storage
Display
Display Sony Micro-OLED (0.68" One / 0.55" Pro)
Resolution 1080p per eye
Refresh Rate 120 Hz
Image
Field of View 50° (One) / 57° (Pro)
Optics
Ocularity Binocular
Tracking
Tracking 3DoF (native)
Audio
Audio Sound by Bose (One) / Bose (Pro)
Connectivity
Device
Weight 84g


The Xreal One is a display AR glasses device developed by Xreal, released December 2024 at $499. The next generation Xreal glasses featuring proprietary X1 chip with native 3DoF, Sony 0.68" micro-OLED displays at 1080p per eye, 50° field of view (147" virtual screen), 120 Hz refresh rate, 3ms motion-to-photon latency, Sound by Bose audio, electrochromic dimming, and 84g lightweight design. One Pro model features 57° FOV with 171" screen.

History and Development

Xreal announced the One series in November 2024, releasing December 2024. The first Xreal glasses with a proprietary spatial computing chip (X1), enabling native 3DoF tracking without external devices. Developed in partnership with Sony (micro-OLED displays) and Bose (audio tuning), the One series represents Xreal's most advanced consumer AR glasses with focus on low latency and native spatial awareness.[1]

Design and Hardware

Display

Sony Micro-OLED:

  • 1080p per eye resolution
  • Sony 0.68" micro-OLED (One)
  • Sony 0.55" micro-OLED (Pro)
  • 500-700 nits brightness
  • 5000 nits peak brightness
  • 120 Hz refresh rate
  • ΔE <3 color calibration

Field of View

  • 50° FOV (One)
  • 57° FOV (Pro)
  • 147" virtual screen (One)
  • 171" virtual screen (Pro)

X1 Chip

Proprietary processor:

  • Native 3DoF
  • Spatial computing
  • 3ms M2P latency
  • Ultra-low latency
  • Compact design

Audio

Bose collaboration:

  • Sound by Bose
  • Professional tuning
  • Unique sound chamber
  • Clarity and balance
  • Directional audio

Dimming

  • 3-mode electrochromic
  • TÜV Rheinland certified
  • 100% UV protection
  • Adjustable transparency

Design

  • 84g weight
  • Lightweight comfort
  • Adjustable nose pads
  • Ergonomic fit

Xreal One Pro

Higher-end model:

  • 57° FOV (vs 50°)
  • 171" screen (vs 147")
  • 700 nits (vs 500)
  • Sony 0.55" micro-OLED
  • M (57-66mm) and L (66-75mm) sizes
  • $599 price

Compatibility

Devices

  • iPhone 16/15
  • iPad
  • Select Android phones
  • Steam Deck
  • ROG Ally
  • MacBook
  • Windows PC

Connection

  • USB-C
  • DisplayPort output required

Technical Specifications

Specification Xreal One Xreal One Pro
Display Sony 0.68" micro-OLED Sony 0.55" micro-OLED
Resolution 1080p per eye 1080p per eye
FOV 50° 57°
Virtual Screen 147" 171"
Brightness 500 nits 700 nits
Refresh Rate 120 Hz 120 Hz
Tracking 3DoF (X1 chip) 3DoF (X1 chip)
Weight 84g ~80g
Price $499 $599

Reception

Praise:

  • X1 chip native 3DoF
  • 3ms latency excellent
  • Sony micro-OLED quality
  • Sound by Bose audio
  • 120 Hz smooth
  • 84g lightweight
  • Electrochromic dimming
  • Broad compatibility

Criticism:

  • $499-599 premium
  • 50-57° FOV modest
  • 3DoF only (not 6DoF)
  • No AR overlay
  • Display glasses category
  • Requires compatible device
  • Competition from others[2]

See Also

References

  1. ↑ "Xreal One". Xreal. https://us.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-one.
  2. ↑ "Xreal One AR Glasses Review". Tom's Guide. https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/xreal-one-ar-glasses-review.
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