XREALEarlier, it updated its One series of augmented reality glasses, adding a feature that can be connected directly via a USB-C interface, allowing the display to be output through new iPhones, Android phones, Windows PCs, Macs, and even Steam Deck or home game consoles, without the need for XREAL Beam or Beam Pro adapters.
Such a design can obviously bring a more convenient user experience and directly drive the presentation of augmented reality display content with the computing power of the connected device.
Like previous models, the newly launched XREAL One and XREAL One Pro are both equipped with the self-developed X1 chip, which supports 3-DOF spatial computing and boasts a transmission delay time of less than 3 milliseconds. Directly connecting to the device via the USB-C interface allows users to use it more easily, and the display refresh rate is controlled at 120Hz.
As for the image projection mode, it is divided into two types: anchoring and following. The former is suitable for static viewing of video content, while the latter can be used in gaming scenarios, allowing the game screen to move with the viewing direction, giving users a more immersive experience.
As for the glasses, they are equipped with a 0.68-inch Micro OLED display panel provided by Sony, with a resolution of 1080P per eye. The difference between the two glasses is that the XREAL One has 600 nits of brightness and a 50-degree viewing angle, while the XREAL One Pro increases the brightness to 700 nits and the viewing angle to 57 degrees.
兩款眼鏡都提供57-66mm、66-75mm兩種眼距配戴規格，鏡架則提供3節調整，鏡片也能藉由電致變色調整3種色深，另外也能配合可拆卸鏡頭配件拍攝1200萬畫素靜態照片，以及1080P 60P影片內容。
In terms of suggested retail price, XREAL One will be sold at US$499 and will be available in mid-December this year. XREAL One Pro will be priced at US$12 and is expected to be sold in early 599.
