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Xreal 1 Pro Plus AR glasses launch at $599 with Sony Micro-OLED displays and X1 processor

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Xreal launches the 1 Pro Plus AR glasses at $599, featuring 0.55- inch Sony Micro- OLED displays, 1200- nit brightness, and an X1 processor for 2D- to- 3D conversion.

Xreal 1 Pro Plus AR glasses launch at $599 with Sony Micro-OLED displays and X1 processor
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XRreal wants to improve its line of AR glasses with the 1 Pro Plus. These new smart glasses are made for PC/Console gamers looking for bigger and sharper virtual screen size. These glasses are designed for those seeking for a more immersive multimedia experience without the need to wear a bulky headset. So the addition of these glasses makes a great "next-level" option for higher resolution wearable displays at a relatively affordable entry level.

Upgraded AR glasses feature 1200-nit Micro-OLED screens and Bose audio

These glasses are an upgrade to the previous 1 Pro model. The 1 Pro Plus is all about image quality and processing power. It's got an X1 processor for doing things like converting videos and enhancing images on the glasses themselves. And to link up with your computer or console, it uses a regular USB-C port, the kind that works with DisplayPort Alternate Mode.

Specifications

  • Display Technology: 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED
  • Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080 per eye
  • Field of View: 57 degrees
  • Brightness: Up to 1,200 nits
  • Processor: X1

As far as the image quality, there's a 0.55" Sony Micro-OLED screen that's 1920×1080 pixels per eye. The field of view is 57 degrees, and it can get up to 1200 nits bright so you can see better. Plus, you can adjust the electrochromic dimming to manage light leaks, and there's AI HDR for improved contrast.

For sound, there are Bose-tuned speakers that complement the image quality. They'll convert any 2D video into a 3D one for more engaging viewing. The global MSRP is 599 USD (~$599).

You can pre-order these glasses from their site beginning October 15th, 2026. Also available on Amazon on October 29th, 2026.

Source: NotebookCheck

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