XREAL - ONE PRO AR Glasses w/X1 Chip, 171" FHD 120Hz Display w/Sound by Bose for iPhone16/15, Steam/ROG, Mac/PC/Android/iOS - 57-66mm IPD

I recently purchased the XREAL One and I’m very pleased with it. I travel often for work in an industry that requires graphics, drawings, and frequent side-by-side document comparisons. The XREAL One has essentially given me the visual comfort of an ultrawide monitor, but in an incredibly portable form factor that makes working on the go much more efficient. For me, image clarity and focus haven’t been an issue—my baseline vision is very good, and the visuals look sharp and natural. One of my favorite uses is on flights: pairing the glasses with noise-cancelling headphones creates an immersive, cinematic experience that is unbeatable. The one downside with this scenario is that flight attendants can skip past me as I am virtually disassociated with the world around me. The only drawback I’ve personally run into is compatibility. My budget-friendly Google Pixel 7a doesn’t work with the device, though it connects seamlessly to my iPad and laptop. This isn't a deal breaker for me personally as I recognize my cheap smartphone is becoming outdated. Overall, the XREAL One is a game-changer for portable productivity and entertainment. If you want the flexibility of a massive screen without the bulk, especially when traveling, this is an excellent choice. The glasses come with a handy and robust carrying case that keep the glasses and cables together and protected. As a frequent traveler working in a graphic industry (graphic design, architecture, 3D modelling, or something that requires side-by-side document comparison) I recommend these glasses. The overall product price is cheaper than my at home computer monitors, and the device quality, paired with the convenience are well worth the investment for me.

If my experience is typical, then you should be prepared to not have instant out-of-the-box slam-dunk success with these. I had to patiently spend time clicking around a bunch of settings before I found the right combination of IPD, distance, screen size, etc. not to mention the right position on my face, the angle of the arms, the nose pieces... there are a TON of variables here interacting with your unique eyeballs (how is your eyesight? Got any astigmatism? How far apart are your eyes? How big is the bridge of your nose?) With all the variables involved I figure it's statistically impossible for anybody to pull them out of the box and see a crystal-clear picture edge-to-edge immediately. And the menus and settings are not intuitive enough, the initial setup not clear enough, to guarantee that your hand will be held all the way to success if you do not bring realistic expectations and, again, some patience and willingness to experiment to the table. If you can do that, given a few calm minutes of adjusting and trying various combinations, I think you can likely find the combination that works for you. Or at least that was my personal experience with these, and now I am really happy with them for what they are. Spendy, sure, but its bleeding edge technology. These will be hilarious relics within the next decade, so either you want to be on the pioneering edge and put up with a few early-tech quirks and limitations, or you don't. It's not a gadget for people without some disposable income and willingness to admit these are early, limited tech. But it's also an incredible sneak-peek at the future, I suspect. I just ordered the eye to see whether that enhancement is worth the while. I love that you can save a buck and start without it. So far I describe it to people as "like going back to a very nice, large-form 1080P monitor from 8 years ago." I also tell them "by all means, try them on to get an *idea* of what they are like, but EXPECT that they will be blurry for pretty much anybody but me because I had to adjust them to my eyes pretty specifically." I am still playing games from eons ago, so games look good to me. I am happy with spreadsheets and text for productivity, at least for short bursts of a couple hours or so. Its still pretty fresh for me so if I have more updates later I will update the review.

I was looking to buy glasses for everyday use but couldn’t decide what to get. VR headsets still felt too bulky and I just wasn’t into them. Then I tried the Xreal One Pro, and it completely exceeded my expectations! On a flight, I used it as a replacement for my 15.6-inch monitor. The image quality is impressively sharp with deep contrast for such a compact device. I could lean back on the headrest, relax, and avoid neck strain. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this purchase. Can’t wait to test it out with my gaming devices this weekend.

These smart glasses are a great combination of style and functionality. The design looks modern and comfortable to wear for long periods. The audio quality is surprisingly clear, making it perfect for calls and listening to music without using traditional headphones. I also like that I can stay aware of my surroundings while using them. Battery life is decent and easy to recharge. Overall, a very useful and innovative product.

I have the Xreal One glasses and the first thing I noticed with these is that the sound has been improved significantly. The anchor feature is super cool as well. I’m able to watch football games through my phone while chopping onions and prepping dinner. I’ve also been using this with my work computer and it gives you the ability to have an extra wide extended monitor. It’s in the shape of a semi circle around you where you can look left and right, and it makes you feel like Tony Stark, it’s pretty cool. The quality and screen size has been improved as well. I’m able to use these to watch tv, and scroll my IG, all while simultaneously babysitting my nieces. A multitaskers dream! Add to cart asap.