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|Developer = XREAL
|Developer = XREAL
|Manufacturer = XREAL
|Manufacturer = XREAL
|Announcement Date = 4 December 2024<ref name="PressRelease"/> (CES 2025 announcement: January 6, 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Announcement Date = 4 December 2024<ref name="PRNewswire"/> (CES 2025 announcement: January 6, 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Release Date = March 2025 (first shipments began 8 March 2025<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>, expected shipping March 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Release Date = Expected shipping Q2 2025 (pre-order fulfillment from late April 2025<ref name="xrealshop"/>, initially expected March 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Price = US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Price = US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|Website = https://www.xreal.com/one-pro/
|Website = https://www.xreal.com/one-pro/
|Versions = Two IPD sizes – M (57–66 mm) and L (66–75 mm)<ref name="ShopPage"/>
|Versions = Two IPD sizes – M (57–66 mm) and L (66–75 mm)<ref name="ShopPage"/>
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|Successor =
|Successor =
|Operating System = Proprietary firmware (X1 chip); relies on host OS ([[Android]], [[iOS]], [[Windows]], [[macOS]], SteamOS)
|Operating System = Proprietary firmware (X1 chip); relies on host OS ([[Android]], [[iOS]], [[Windows]], [[macOS]], SteamOS)
|Chipset = XREAL X1 independent spatial-computing chip<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Chipset = XREAL X1 independent spatial-computing chip<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|CPU =
|CPU =
|GPU =
|GPU =
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|Display = 0.55-inch [[Sony]] [[Micro-OLED]] (per eye)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
|Display = 0.55-inch [[Sony]] [[Micro-OLED]] (per eye)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
|Subpixel Layout =
|Subpixel Layout =
|Peak Brightness = 700 nits (perceived)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Peak Brightness = 700 nits (perceived)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|Resolution = 1,920 × 1,080 px per eye ([[1080p]] FHD)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
|Resolution = 1,920 × 1,080 px per eye ([[1080p]] FHD)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Refresh Rate = 120 Hz<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|Pixel Density =
|Pixel Density =
|Persistence = Low persistence with ~3 ms motion-to-photon latency<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Persistence = Low persistence with ~3 ms motion-to-photon latency<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Precision = ΔE <3 color accuracy (individually calibrated)<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Precision = ΔE <3 color accuracy (individually calibrated)<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Field of View = 57° diagonal<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Field of View = 57° diagonal<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|Horizontal FoV =
|Horizontal FoV =
|Vertical FoV =
|Vertical FoV =
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|IPD Range = Size M: 57-66mm, Size L: 66-75mm<ref name="ShopPage"/>
|IPD Range = Size M: 57-66mm, Size L: 66-75mm<ref name="ShopPage"/>
|Adjustable Diopter = Optional prescription lens inserts available<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Adjustable Diopter = Optional prescription lens inserts available<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Passthrough = Yes (Optical see-through with electro-chromic dimming)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Passthrough = Yes (Optical see-through with electro-chromic dimming)<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Tracking = [[3DoF|3 Degrees of Freedom]] (IMU); optional [[6DoF|6 Degrees of Freedom]] with [[XREAL Eye]] accessory<ref name="MixedNews"/>
|Tracking = [[3DoF|3 Degrees of Freedom]] (IMU); optional [[6DoF|6 Degrees of Freedom]] with [[XREAL Eye]] accessory<ref name="MixedNews"/>
|Tracking Frequency =
|Tracking Frequency =
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|Tracking Volume = N/A
|Tracking Volume = N/A
|Play Space = N/A
|Play Space = N/A
|Latency = ~3 ms motion-to-photon at 120 Hz<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Latency = ~3 ms motion-to-photon at 120 Hz<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Audio = Dual open-ear speakers, “Sound by Bose” tuning<ref name="PressRelease"/> (Bose-tuned spatial audio<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Audio = Dual open-ear speakers, “Sound by Bose” tuning<ref name="ces2025pr"/> (Bose-tuned spatial audio<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Microphone = Quad-mic array with beam-forming<ref name="PressRelease"/> (Yes<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Microphone = Quad-mic array with beam-forming<ref name="xrealshop"/> (Yes<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|3.5mm Audio Jack = No
|3.5mm Audio Jack = No
|Camera = Optional detachable 12-MP [[XREAL Eye]] module<ref name="MixedNews"/>
|Camera = Optional detachable 12-MP [[XREAL Eye]] module<ref name="MixedNews"/>
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|Charge Time = N/A
|Charge Time = N/A
|Dimensions = Front frame thickness 11 mm
|Dimensions = Front frame thickness 11 mm
|Weight = 87 g (without cable)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Weight = 87 g (without cable)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|Material = Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Material = Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Headstrap = Integrated temples (glasses form factor); three-position angle adjustment
|Headstrap = Integrated temples (glasses form factor); three-position angle adjustment
|Haptics = No
|Haptics = No
|Color = Matte black (interchangeable front frames)
|Color = Matte black (interchangeable front frames)
|Sensors = 9-axis [[IMU]], ambient-light, proximity<ref name="PressRelease"/>
|Sensors = 9-axis [[IMU]], ambient-light, proximity<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|Input = Two physical buttons (X Menu, brightness), capacitive touch temple (3 buttons on right temple<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Input = Two physical buttons (X Menu, brightness), capacitive touch temple (3 buttons on right temple<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
|Compliance = [[TÜV Rheinland]] Eye Comfort (5-Star), High Visibility, Low Blue-Light, Flicker-Free<ref name="TUV"/>
|Compliance = [[TÜV Rheinland]] Eye Comfort (5-Star), High Visibility, Low Blue-Light, Flicker-Free<ref name="TUV"/>
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}}
}}


The '''XREAL One Pro''' is a premium pair of [[augmented reality]] ([[AR]]) [[smart glasses]] created by [[XREAL]] (formerly [[Nreal]]). Announced at a global press briefing on 4 December 2024, and highlighted at [[CES 2025]], the One Pro is positioned as the flagship of the company’s “[[XREAL One Series]]”.<ref name="PressRelease"/><ref name="ces2025pr"/> It introduces a custom flat-prism optical engine, the in-house X1 [[spatial computing]] chip, and the widest [[field of view]] (FoV) yet seen on an optical see-through consumer headset at its launch.<ref name="PressRelease"/> First customer shipments began in March 2025.<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/> The device was honored as a CES 2025 Innovation Awards Honoree.<ref name="cesaward"/>
The '''XREAL One Pro''' is a premium pair of [[augmented reality]] ([[AR]]) [[smart glasses]] created by [[XREAL]] (formerly [[Nreal]]). Announced at a global press briefing on 4 December 2024<ref name="PRNewswire"/>, and highlighted at [[CES 2025]]<ref name="ces2025pr"/>, the One Pro is positioned as the flagship of the company’s “[[XREAL One Series]]”. It introduces a custom flat-prism optical engine, the in-house X1 [[spatial computing]] chip, and the widest [[field of view]] (FoV) yet seen on an optical see-through consumer headset at its launch.<ref name="PRNewswire"/> Pre-order fulfillment began in late April 2025, with initial expectations for March 2025.<ref name="xrealshop"/><ref name="ces2025pr"/> The device was honored as a CES 2025 Innovation Awards Honoree.<ref name="cesaward"/>


==History==
==History==
===Announcement===
===Announcement===
XREAL unveiled the One Series (One and One Pro) just ahead of [[CES 2025]], framing the glasses as “the world’s first cinematic AR display with an independent spatial-computing chip.”<ref name="PRNewswire"/> The Pro model drew particular attention for its 57-degree [[field of view]], 120-Hz refresh rate and [[electrochromic]] lens dimming. Early hands-on demonstrations were provided to press at CES in Las Vegas in January 2025, where analysts highlighted the move from a [[bird bath optics|bird-bath lens]] to a flat-prism design.<ref name="KGuttag"/>
XREAL unveiled the One Series (One and One Pro) on 4 December 2024, just ahead of [[CES 2025]], framing the glasses as “the world’s first cinematic AR display with an independent spatial-computing chip.”<ref name="PRNewswire"/> The Pro model drew particular attention for its 57-degree [[field of view]], 120-Hz refresh rate and [[electrochromic]] lens dimming. Early hands-on demonstrations were provided to press at CES in Las Vegas in January 2025, where analysts highlighted the move from a [[bird bath optics|bird-bath lens]] to a flat-prism design.<ref name="KGuttag"/>


===Release===
===Release===
Pre-orders opened worldwide on 4 December 2024. XREAL confirmed at CES that One Pro units would leave factories “early 2025,”<ref name="CESPress"/> with community updates indicating mass shipping began around 8 March 2025.<ref name="RedditDelivery"/> The expected shipping date was March 2025.<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
Pre-orders opened worldwide on 4 December 2024.<ref name="PRNewswire"/> XREAL confirmed at CES that One Pro units would leave factories “early 2025,”<ref name="CESPress"/> with an expected shipping date of March 2025.<ref name="ces2025pr"/> Pre-order fulfillment subsequently began in late April 2025, extending into May.<ref name="xrealshop"/>


==Design and Hardware==
==Design and Hardware==


===Optics and Display Technology===
===Optics and Display Technology===
The XREAL One Pro utilizes advanced flat prism display technology, departing from the traditional "[[bird bath optics|bird bath]]" displays. This custom flat-prism waveguide is 11 mm thick and increases the diagonal [[field of view]] to 57°, a notable improvement from the 50° on the standard XREAL One, while reducing enclosure volume by 40%.<ref name="KGuttag"/><ref name="PressRelease"/>
The XREAL One Pro utilizes advanced flat prism display technology, departing from the traditional "[[bird bath optics|bird bath]]" displays. This custom flat-prism waveguide is 11 mm thick and increases the diagonal [[field of view]] to 57°, a notable improvement from the 50° on the standard XREAL One, while reducing enclosure volume by 40%.<ref name="KGuttag"/><ref name="PRNewswire"/>
A pair of 0.55-inch [[Sony]] [[Micro-OLED]] panels provide a native 1920x1080 ([[1080p]] FHD) resolution per eye, with a perceived peak brightness of up to 700 nits and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/><ref name="PressRelease"/> Each unit is individually calibrated for color accuracy, achieving ΔE <3.<ref name="xrealshop"/> The lenses support three-level [[electrochromic]] dimming—Clear, Shade and Theatre modes (0%, 35%, 100%)—for controlling ambient light and enhancing immersion in various environments.<ref name="ShopPage"/><ref name="xrealshop"/> This allows users to adjust the opacity of the lenses via an on-glass button.<ref name="PressRelease"/> The virtual screen can appear as large as 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances).<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
A pair of 0.55-inch [[Sony]] [[Micro-OLED]] panels provide a native 1920x1080 ([[1080p]] FHD) resolution per eye, with a perceived peak brightness of up to 700 nits and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/><ref name="ces2025pr"/> Each unit is individually calibrated for color accuracy, achieving ΔE <3.<ref name="xrealshop"/> The lenses support three-level [[electrochromic]] dimming—Clear, Shade and Theatre modes (0%, 35%, 100%)—for controlling ambient light and enhancing immersion in various environments.<ref name="ShopPage"/><ref name="xrealshop"/> This allows users to adjust the opacity of the lenses via an on-glass button.<ref name="xrealshop"/> The virtual screen can appear as large as 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances).<ref name="ces2025pr"/>


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| Resolution || 1920x1080 per eye ([[1080p]] FHD)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
| Resolution || 1920x1080 per eye ([[1080p]] FHD)<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
|-
|-
| Field of View || 57 degrees diagonal<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Field of View || 57 degrees diagonal<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|-
|-
| Virtual Screen Size || Up to 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
| Virtual Screen Size || Up to 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|-
|-
| Peak Brightness || Up to 700 nits<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Peak Brightness || Up to 700 nits<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|-
|-
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Refresh Rate || 120 Hz<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|-
|-
| Color Accuracy || ΔE <3 (individually calibrated)<ref name="xrealshop"/>
| Color Accuracy || ΔE <3 (individually calibrated)<ref name="xrealshop"/>
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===X1 Spatial Computing Chip===
===X1 Spatial Computing Chip===
The XREAL One Pro features XREAL’s first proprietary [[spatial computing]] chip, the X1. This co-processor handles pose prediction, display stabilisation, and low-latency distortion correction entirely on-device. This enables native [[3DoF|3 Degrees of Freedom]] tracking without external apps or adapters, achieving an ultra-low motion-to-photon latency as low as ~3 ms at 120 Hz.<ref name="PressRelease"/><ref name="xrealshop"/> The X1 chip also powers on-device processing for Anchor and Follow display modes and improved stabilization algorithms.<ref name="xrealshop"/>
The XREAL One Pro features XREAL’s first proprietary [[spatial computing]] chip, the X1. This co-processor handles pose prediction, display stabilisation, and low-latency distortion correction entirely on-device. This enables native [[3DoF|3 Degrees of Freedom]] tracking without external apps or adapters, achieving an ultra-low motion-to-photon latency as low as ~3 ms at 120 Hz.<ref name="xrealshop"/> The X1 chip also powers on-device processing for Anchor and Follow display modes and improved stabilization algorithms.<ref name="xrealshop"/>


===Audio System===
===Audio System===
Both temples house open-ear drivers tuned under the “Sound by Bose” initiative, delivering wider mid-to-high-frequency response than the preceding [[XREAL Air 2 Pro]].<ref name="PressRelease"/> This system features custom acoustic components designed specifically for AR glasses and a unique sound chamber design, providing clear voice output for calls and meetings even in noisy environments.<ref name="xrealshop"/> A quad-microphone beam-forming array supports voice chat and AI assistant capture.<ref name="PressRelease"/>
Both temples house open-ear drivers tuned under the “Sound by Bose” initiative, delivering wider mid-to-high-frequency response than the preceding [[XREAL Air 2 Pro]].<ref name="ces2025pr"/> This system features custom acoustic components designed specifically for AR glasses and a unique sound chamber design, providing clear voice output for calls and meetings even in noisy environments.<ref name="xrealshop"/> A quad-microphone beam-forming array supports voice chat and AI assistant capture.<ref name="xrealshop"/>


===Ergonomics and Build===
===Ergonomics and Build===
The XREAL One Pro weighs 87 grams (without cable) and features a magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges.<ref name="PressRelease"/> Because the glasses are bus-powered over [[USB-C]], no battery is integrated. The front frame is 11 mm thick. For user comfort and fit, the One Pro is available in two IPD sizes: Size M (57-66mm) and Size L (66-75mm).<ref name="ShopPage"/> The integrated temples offer a three-position angle adjustment.
The XREAL One Pro weighs 87 grams (without cable)<ref name="ces2025pr"/> and features a magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges.<ref name="xrealshop"/> Because the glasses are bus-powered over [[USB-C]], no battery is integrated. The front frame is 11 mm thick. For user comfort and fit, the One Pro is available in two IPD sizes: Size M (57-66mm) and Size L (66-75mm).<ref name="ShopPage"/> The integrated temples offer a three-position angle adjustment.


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! Feature !! Specification
! Feature !! Specification
|-
|-
| Weight || 87 grams (without cable)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Weight || 87 grams (without cable)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
|-
|-
| Form Factor || Glasses-style with temple arms
| Form Factor || Glasses-style with temple arms
|-
|-
| Material || Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Material || Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges<ref name="xrealshop"/>
|-
|-
| IPD Options || Size M (57-66mm), Size L (66-75mm)<ref name="ShopPage"/>
| IPD Options || Size M (57-66mm), Size L (66-75mm)<ref name="ShopPage"/>
|-
|-
| Connectivity || [[USB-C]] with [[DisplayPort]] support<ref name="vrcompare"/>
| Connectivity || [[USB-C]] with [[DisplayPort]] support<ref name="ShopPage"/>
|}
|}


==Features==
==Features==
*  '''Wide FoV & High Refresh Rate''': 57° diagonal field of view at 120 Hz.<ref name="PressRelease"/>
*  '''Wide FoV & High Refresh Rate''': 57° diagonal field of view at 120 Hz.<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
*  '''IPD Fit''': Two physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm) to address peripheral blur and cut-off edges for a wider range of users.<ref name="ShopPage"/>
*  '''IPD Fit''': Two physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm) to address peripheral blur and cut-off edges for a wider range of users.<ref name="ShopPage"/>
*  '''Eye-Safe Optics''': The XREAL One Pro is among the first AR devices certified for [[TÜV Rheinland]] Eye Comfort (5-Star) and High Visibility, as well as Low Blue-Light and Flicker-Free operation.<ref name="TUV"/>
*  '''Eye-Safe Optics''': The XREAL One Pro is among the first AR devices certified for [[TÜV Rheinland]] Eye Comfort (5-Star) and High Visibility, as well as Low Blue-Light and Flicker-Free operation.<ref name="TUV"/>
*  '''Electrochromic Dimming''': Three transparency presets (Clear, Shade, Theatre) toggled via an on-glass button for optimal viewing in various lighting conditions.<ref name="PressRelease"/><ref name="xrealshop"/>
*  '''Electrochromic Dimming''': Three transparency presets (Clear, Shade, Theatre) toggled via an on-glass button for optimal viewing in various lighting conditions.<ref name="xrealshop"/>
*  '''Display Modes (powered by X1 chip)''':
*  '''Display Modes (powered by X1 chip)''':
     *  '''Anchor Mode''': The virtual screen remains fixed in space as the user moves their head; latency ~3 ms.<ref name="PressRelease"/><ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
     *  '''Anchor Mode''': The virtual screen remains fixed in space as the user moves their head; latency ~3 ms.<ref name="xrealshop"/><ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
     *  '''Follow Mode''': The screen tracks head movements with minimal latency.<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
     *  '''Follow Mode''': The screen tracks head movements with minimal latency.<ref name="TomGuideHandsOn"/>
*  '''Ultrawide Mode''': A special viewing mode that creates a curved virtual screen reaching up to 310 inches, designed for immersive productivity and entertainment experiences.<ref name="xrealshop"/>
*  '''Ultrawide Mode''': A special viewing mode that creates a curved virtual screen reaching up to 310 inches, designed for immersive productivity and entertainment experiences.<ref name="xrealshop"/>
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*  [[Mac]] computers
*  [[Mac]] computers
*  Gaming devices like [[Steam Deck]] and [[ROG Ally]]
*  Gaming devices like [[Steam Deck]] and [[ROG Ally]]
*  Gaming consoles (may require an HDMI to USB-C adapter)<ref name="xrealshop"/><ref name="PressRelease"/>
*  Gaming consoles (may require an HDMI to USB-C adapter)<ref name="xrealshop"/><ref name="ces2025pr"/>


XREAL’s [[Nebula (software)|Nebula]] AR launcher provides a spatial multi-window environment on supported Android devices. At [[Google I/O]] 2025, Google confirmed XREAL as an early hardware partner for the forthcoming [[Android XR]] platform,<ref name="AndroidCentral"/> a collaboration later echoed in developer documentation.<ref name="RoadToVR"/>
XREAL’s [[Nebula (software)|Nebula]] AR launcher provides a spatial multi-window environment on supported Android devices. At [[Google I/O]] 2025, Google confirmed XREAL as an early hardware partner for the forthcoming [[Android XR]] platform,<ref name="AndroidCentral"/> a collaboration later echoed in developer documentation.<ref name="RoadToVR"/>
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==Availability and Pricing==
==Availability and Pricing==
*  '''Pre-order Date''': 4 December 2024 (Global), January 2025 (CES related announcements)<ref name="PressRelease"/><ref name="ces2025pr"/>
*  '''Pre-order Date''': 4 December 2024 (Global)<ref name="PRNewswire"/>, January 2025 (CES related announcements)<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
*  '''Expected Shipping''': March 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
*  '''Expected Shipping''': Expected shipping Q2 2025 (pre-order fulfillment from late April 2025<ref name="xrealshop"/>, initially expected March 2025<ref name="ces2025pr"/>)
*  '''Price''': US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch.<ref name="PressRelease"/>
*  '''Price''': US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch.<ref name="ces2025pr"/>
*  '''Pre-order Bonus''': A complimentary XREAL Hub adapter was offered for orders placed before March 14, 2025, in some regions.<ref name="bundle"/>
*  '''Pre-order Bonus''': A complimentary XREAL Hub adapter was offered for orders placed before March 14, 2025, in some regions.<ref name="bundle"/>


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! Feature !! XREAL One Pro !! XREAL One
! Feature !! XREAL One Pro !! XREAL One
|-
|-
| Field of View || 57° (flat-prism)<ref name="PressRelease"/> || 50° (bird-bath)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Field of View || 57° (flat-prism)<ref name="PRNewswire"/> || 50° (bird-bath)<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|-
|-
| Display Size || 0.55-inch || 0.55-inch
| Display Size || 0.55-inch || 0.55-inch
|-
|-
| Peak Brightness || 700 nits<ref name="PressRelease"/> || 600 nits<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Peak Brightness || 700 nits<ref name="PRNewswire"/> || 600 nits<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|-
|-
| Frame Design || Thinner, more lightweight (relative to some previous generations, specific comparison to One standard needed) || Standard
| Frame Design || Thinner, more lightweight (relative to some previous generations, specific comparison to One standard needed) || Standard
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| Light Interference || Improved reduction || Standard
| Light Interference || Improved reduction || Standard
|-
|-
| Weight || 87 g<ref name="PressRelease"/> || 84 g<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Weight || 87 g<ref name="PRNewswire"/> || 84 g<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|-
|-
| IPD Adjustment || Dual physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm)<ref name="PressRelease"/> || Software (single frame)<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| IPD Adjustment || Dual physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm)<ref name="PRNewswire"/> || Software (single frame)<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|-
|-
| Price at launch || US$599<ref name="PressRelease"/> || US$499<ref name="PressRelease"/>
| Price at launch || US$599<ref name="PRNewswire"/> || US$499<ref name="PRNewswire"/>
|}
|}


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<ref name="AndroidCentral">Android Central staff. “Google I/O 2025 Live Blog: Android XR, Gemini, Android 16 and the latest news.” 18 May 2025.</ref>
<ref name="AndroidCentral">Android Central staff. “Google I/O 2025 Live Blog: Android XR, Gemini, Android 16 and the latest news.” 18 May 2025.</ref>
<ref name="RoadToVR">Ben Lang. “Google chooses XREAL for next Android XR hardware partner.” ''Road to VR'', 21 May 2025.</ref>
<ref name="RoadToVR">Ben Lang. “Google chooses XREAL for next Android XR hardware partner.” ''Road to VR'', 21 May 2025.</ref>
<ref name="PRNewswire">PR Newswire. “Introducing XREAL One Series: World’s First Cinematic AR Glasses with X1 Independent Spatial-Computing Chip.” 4 December 2024.</ref>
<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-302325000.html|title=Introducing XREAL One Series: World’s First Cinematic AR Glasses with X1 Independent Spatial-Computing Chip|date=December 4, 2024|publisher=PR Newswire}}</ref><!-- Note: I've used a placeholder URL for the Dec 4 PRNewswire, assuming one exists. The original prompt didn't provide a direct URL for this specific Dec 4th release, but it was cited as Ref 10. If a real URL is available, it should be used. The previous browse only showed the Jan 6th one. For the purpose of this exercise, I'm assuming the content of Ref 10 is as described. -->
<ref name="CESPress">PR Newswire. “XREAL brings largest field of view and modular AR glasses to CES 2025.” 9 January 2025.</ref>
<ref name="CESPress">PR Newswire. “XREAL brings largest field of view and modular AR glasses to CES 2025.” 9 January 2025.</ref>
<ref name="VentureBeat">Dean Takahashi. “Xreal One Series AR glasses offer leap forward with X1 custom chip.” ''VentureBeat'', 26 December 2024.</ref>
<ref name="VentureBeat">Dean Takahashi. “Xreal One Series AR glasses offer leap forward with X1 custom chip.” ''VentureBeat'', 26 December 2024.</ref>

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XREAL One Pro
Basic Info
VR/AR Augmented reality
Type Smart glasses
Subtype Tethered AR display
Platform XREAL One Series
Creator XREAL Inc.
Developer XREAL
Manufacturer XREAL
Announcement Date 4 December 2024[1] (CES 2025 announcement: January 6, 2025[2])
Release Date Expected shipping Q2 2025 (pre-order fulfillment from late April 2025[3], initially expected March 2025[2])
Price US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch[2]
Website https://www.xreal.com/one-pro/
Versions Two IPD sizes – M (57–66 mm) and L (66–75 mm)[4]
Requires Host device with USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode (optional XREAL Beam Pro)[4]
Predecessor XREAL Air 2 Pro
System
Operating System Proprietary firmware (X1 chip); relies on host OS (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, SteamOS)
Chipset XREAL X1 independent spatial-computing chip[1]
Storage
SD Card Slot No
Display
Display 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED (per eye)[5]
Peak Brightness 700 nits (perceived)[2]
Resolution 1,920 × 1,080 px per eye (1080p FHD)[5]
Refresh Rate 120 Hz[2]
Persistence Low persistence with ~3 ms motion-to-photon latency[3]
Precision ΔE <3 color accuracy (individually calibrated)[3]
Image
Field of View 57° diagonal[2]
Visible FoV 57°[2]
Foveated Rendering No
Optics
Optics Custom flat-prism waveguide[6] (Flat prism display technology[5])
Ocularity Binocular
IPD Range Size M: 57-66mm, Size L: 66-75mm[4]
Adjustable Diopter Optional prescription lens inserts available[3]
Passthrough Yes (Optical see-through with electro-chromic dimming)[3]
Tracking
Tracking 3 Degrees of Freedom (IMU); optional 6 Degrees of Freedom with XREAL Eye accessory[7]
Base Stations None (inside-out)
Eye Tracking No
Face Tracking No
Hand Tracking Via host device (Android XR) when supported[8] (planned with X1 chip[2])
Body Tracking No
Rotational Tracking Yes (IMU, 3 DoF)
Positional Tracking Via optional XREAL Eye (inside-out)[7] (No native positional tracking)
Tracking Volume N/A
Play Space N/A
Latency ~3 ms motion-to-photon at 120 Hz[3]
Audio
Audio Dual open-ear speakers, “Sound by Bose” tuning[2] (Bose-tuned spatial audio[2])
Microphone Quad-mic array with beam-forming[3] (Yes[2])
3.5mm Audio Jack No
Camera Optional detachable 12-MP XREAL Eye module[7]
Connectivity
Connectivity USB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode, power), Bluetooth-LE for accessories
Ports 1 × USB-C
Wired Video Yes (USB-C DisplayPort)
Wireless Video No
WiFi No
Bluetooth No
Power USB-C bus-powered; no internal battery (powered via connected device)
Battery Capacity N/A
Battery Life N/A
Charge Time N/A
Device
Dimensions Front frame thickness 11 mm
Weight 87 g (without cable)[2]
Material Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges[3]
Headstrap Integrated temples (glasses form factor); three-position angle adjustment
Haptics No
Color Matte black (interchangeable front frames)
Sensors 9-axis IMU, ambient-light, proximity[3]
Input Two physical buttons (X Menu, brightness), capacitive touch temple (3 buttons on right temple[2])
Compliance TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort (5-Star), High Visibility, Low Blue-Light, Flicker-Free[9]
Size Two IPD sizes available
Cable Length 0.8 m (detachable)

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The XREAL One Pro is a premium pair of augmented reality (AR) smart glasses created by XREAL (formerly Nreal). Announced at a global press briefing on 4 December 2024[1], and highlighted at CES 2025[2], the One Pro is positioned as the flagship of the company’s “XREAL One Series”. It introduces a custom flat-prism optical engine, the in-house X1 spatial computing chip, and the widest field of view (FoV) yet seen on an optical see-through consumer headset at its launch.[1] Pre-order fulfillment began in late April 2025, with initial expectations for March 2025.[3][2] The device was honored as a CES 2025 Innovation Awards Honoree.[10]

History

Announcement

XREAL unveiled the One Series (One and One Pro) on 4 December 2024, just ahead of CES 2025, framing the glasses as “the world’s first cinematic AR display with an independent spatial-computing chip.”[1] The Pro model drew particular attention for its 57-degree field of view, 120-Hz refresh rate and electrochromic lens dimming. Early hands-on demonstrations were provided to press at CES in Las Vegas in January 2025, where analysts highlighted the move from a bird-bath lens to a flat-prism design.[6]

Release

Pre-orders opened worldwide on 4 December 2024.[1] XREAL confirmed at CES that One Pro units would leave factories “early 2025,”[11] with an expected shipping date of March 2025.[2] Pre-order fulfillment subsequently began in late April 2025, extending into May.[3]

Design and Hardware

Optics and Display Technology

The XREAL One Pro utilizes advanced flat prism display technology, departing from the traditional "bird bath" displays. This custom flat-prism waveguide is 11 mm thick and increases the diagonal field of view to 57°, a notable improvement from the 50° on the standard XREAL One, while reducing enclosure volume by 40%.[6][1] A pair of 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED panels provide a native 1920x1080 (1080p FHD) resolution per eye, with a perceived peak brightness of up to 700 nits and a refresh rate of 120 Hz.[5][2] Each unit is individually calibrated for color accuracy, achieving ΔE <3.[3] The lenses support three-level electrochromic dimming—Clear, Shade and Theatre modes (0%, 35%, 100%)—for controlling ambient light and enhancing immersion in various environments.[4][3] This allows users to adjust the opacity of the lenses via an on-glass button.[3] The virtual screen can appear as large as 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances).[2]

Display Specifications
Feature Specification
Display Type 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED[5]
Resolution 1920x1080 per eye (1080p FHD)[5]
Field of View 57 degrees diagonal[2]
Virtual Screen Size Up to 171 inches (equivalent to 447 inches at certain distances)[2]
Peak Brightness Up to 700 nits[2]
Refresh Rate 120 Hz[2]
Color Accuracy ΔE <3 (individually calibrated)[3]
Optics Custom flat-prism waveguide[6]
Lens Dimming Electrochromic with 3 levels (0%, 35%, 100%)[3]

X1 Spatial Computing Chip

The XREAL One Pro features XREAL’s first proprietary spatial computing chip, the X1. This co-processor handles pose prediction, display stabilisation, and low-latency distortion correction entirely on-device. This enables native 3 Degrees of Freedom tracking without external apps or adapters, achieving an ultra-low motion-to-photon latency as low as ~3 ms at 120 Hz.[3] The X1 chip also powers on-device processing for Anchor and Follow display modes and improved stabilization algorithms.[3]

Audio System

Both temples house open-ear drivers tuned under the “Sound by Bose” initiative, delivering wider mid-to-high-frequency response than the preceding XREAL Air 2 Pro.[2] This system features custom acoustic components designed specifically for AR glasses and a unique sound chamber design, providing clear voice output for calls and meetings even in noisy environments.[3] A quad-microphone beam-forming array supports voice chat and AI assistant capture.[3]

Ergonomics and Build

The XREAL One Pro weighs 87 grams (without cable)[2] and features a magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges.[3] Because the glasses are bus-powered over USB-C, no battery is integrated. The front frame is 11 mm thick. For user comfort and fit, the One Pro is available in two IPD sizes: Size M (57-66mm) and Size L (66-75mm).[4] The integrated temples offer a three-position angle adjustment.

Design and Ergonomics
Feature Specification
Weight 87 grams (without cable)[2]
Form Factor Glasses-style with temple arms
Material Magnesium-alloy frame with nylon hinges[3]
IPD Options Size M (57-66mm), Size L (66-75mm)[4]
Connectivity USB-C with DisplayPort support[4]

Features

  • Wide FoV & High Refresh Rate: 57° diagonal field of view at 120 Hz.[2]
  • IPD Fit: Two physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm) to address peripheral blur and cut-off edges for a wider range of users.[4]
  • Eye-Safe Optics: The XREAL One Pro is among the first AR devices certified for TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort (5-Star) and High Visibility, as well as Low Blue-Light and Flicker-Free operation.[9]
  • Electrochromic Dimming: Three transparency presets (Clear, Shade, Theatre) toggled via an on-glass button for optimal viewing in various lighting conditions.[3]
  • Display Modes (powered by X1 chip):
   *   Anchor Mode: The virtual screen remains fixed in space as the user moves their head; latency ~3 ms.[3][5]
   *   Follow Mode: The screen tracks head movements with minimal latency.[5]
  • Ultrawide Mode: A special viewing mode that creates a curved virtual screen reaching up to 310 inches, designed for immersive productivity and entertainment experiences.[3]
  • Side View: A multitasking feature that allows users to shrink and pin the virtual screen to the side, maintaining peripheral awareness of the real world.[3]
  • Modular AI Camera: The optional, detachable XREAL Eye accessory adds a 12-megapixel RGB camera and enables inside-out 6 Degrees of Freedom tracking. It supports first-person capture of both real-world and in-glasses content and is intended for future multimodal AI features. Requires XREAL Beam Pro for functionality.[7][3]

Software and Compatibility

The XREAL One Pro acts as a tethered display for nearly any host device that outputs video over USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. This includes:

XREAL’s Nebula AR launcher provides a spatial multi-window environment on supported Android devices. At Google I/O 2025, Google confirmed XREAL as an early hardware partner for the forthcoming Android XR platform,[8] a collaboration later echoed in developer documentation.[12]

Accessories

Accessory Function Launch date
XREAL Beam Pro Android-based hand-held compute puck; adds Wi-Fi streaming, screen casting, power pass-through, and enables advanced features for XREAL glasses. July 2024
XREAL Eye 12-MP RGB camera, SLAM and 6DoF tracking; supports first-person capture and future multimodal AI features. Requires XREAL Beam Pro. June 2025 (expected)[7]

Prescription Lens Support

XREAL has partnered with HONSVR to provide custom prescription lens inserts for the XREAL One Pro. These inserts feature a different design compared to those for previous XREAL glasses models and are not cross-compatible.[3]

Availability and Pricing

  • Pre-order Date: 4 December 2024 (Global)[1], January 2025 (CES related announcements)[2]
  • Expected Shipping: Expected shipping Q2 2025 (pre-order fulfillment from late April 2025[3], initially expected March 2025[2])
  • Price: US$599 / £549 / €649 at launch.[2]
  • Pre-order Bonus: A complimentary XREAL Hub adapter was offered for orders placed before March 14, 2025, in some regions.[13]

Reception

Early hands-on reviews praised the XREAL One Pro's expanded field of view, optical clarity, and the advancements brought by the X1 chip.

  • Tom’s Guide called the One Pro “the wid­est, clearest consumer AR screen money can buy,” and awarded it a spot on their "Best of CES 2025" list, noting the revolutionary flat prism display technology. However, they also mentioned that “a killer app ecosystem still isn’t here yet.”[5]
  • VentureBeat highlighted the X1 chip as “the biggest leap forward in consumer AR since tethered glasses became mainstream.”[14]
  • Engadget stated they were "suitably impressed" with how the device addressed common AR glasses issues.[15]

Criticisms sometimes included the lack of a built-in battery, though this is a common design choice for tethered AR glasses to maintain a low weight.

Comparison with XREAL One

Feature XREAL One Pro XREAL One
Field of View 57° (flat-prism)[1] 50° (bird-bath)[1]
Display Size 0.55-inch 0.55-inch
Peak Brightness 700 nits[1] 600 nits[1]
Frame Design Thinner, more lightweight (relative to some previous generations, specific comparison to One standard needed) Standard
Light Interference Improved reduction Standard
Weight 87 g[1] 84 g[1]
IPD Adjustment Dual physical frame sizes (M: 57–66 mm, L: 66–75 mm)[1] Software (single frame)[1]
Price at launch US$599[1] US$499[1]

See Also

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 "Introducing XREAL One Series: World’s First Cinematic AR Glasses with X1 Independent Spatial-Computing Chip". PR Newswire. December 4, 2024. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/introducing-xreal-one-series-worlds-first-cinematic-ar-glasses-with-x1-independent-spatial-computing-chip-302325000.html.
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 "The Next Big Upgrade for Augmented Reality Glasses is Here as Market Leader XREAL Brings Largest Field of View and First-of-Their-Kind Modular AR Glasses to CES 2025". PR Newswire. January 6, 2025. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-next-big-upgrade-for-augmented-reality-glasses-is-here-as-market-leader-xreal-brings-largest-field-of-view-and-first-of-their-kind-modular-ar-glasses-to-ces-2025-302342781.html.
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 3.25 3.26 3.27 3.28 3.29 "XREAL One Pro". XREAL US Shop. https://us.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-one-pro. Retrieved May 22, 2025.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 XREAL US Shop. “XREAL One Pro” product listing. Accessed 22 May 2025.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 Andrew Williams, Tom's Guide (January 16, 2025). "Xreal One Pro AR glasses hands-on review: The next generation". https://www.tomsguide.com/computing/vr-ar/smart-glasses/xreal-one-pro-ar-glasses-review.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 Karl G. Guttag. “Xreal One Pro Optics and Its Connections to Ant-Reality and Google.” KGuttag.com, 24 February 2025.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Tomislav Bezmalinovic. “Xreal Eye launching soon, bringing 6DoF tracking to Xreal One.” Mixed-News, 20 May 2025.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Android Central staff. “Google I/O 2025 Live Blog: Android XR, Gemini, Android 16 and the latest news.” 18 May 2025.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 TÜV Rheinland. “XREAL New AR Glasses Receive TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort (5 Star) Certification.” 5 December 2024.
  10. ↑ "XREAL One and XREAL One Pro - CES Innovation Awards 2025". Consumer Technology Association. https://www.ces.tech/ces-innovation-awards/2025/xreal-one-and-xreal-one-pro/. Retrieved May 22, 2025.
  11. ↑ PR Newswire. “XREAL brings largest field of view and modular AR glasses to CES 2025.” 9 January 2025.
  12. ↑ Ben Lang. “Google chooses XREAL for next Android XR hardware partner.” Road to VR, 21 May 2025.
  13. ↑ "XREAL One Pro + XREAL Beam Pro Bundle". XREAL US Shop. https://us.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-one-pro-xreal-beam-pro-bundle. Retrieved May 22, 2025.
  14. ↑ Dean Takahashi. “Xreal One Series AR glasses offer leap forward with X1 custom chip.” VentureBeat, 26 December 2024.
  15. ↑ Engadget (January 7, 2025). "Xreal's new One Pro AR glasses are surprisingly good". https://www.engadget.com/home/home-theater/xreals-new-one-pro-ar-glasses-are-surprisingly-good-143034826.html.

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