XREAL One Pro AR Glasses, X1 Chip, Native 3DoF, 3D Mode, X-Prism™ Optics, 57° FOV 171" 120Hz FHD, Sound by Bose, Compatible with iPhone 16/15, Steam Deck, ROG, Mac, PC, Android & iOS - M (IPD 57-66mm)

I've got a Quest 3, Vision Pro, and had a Quest 2 before, so I'm pretty familiar with this kind of tech. I grabbed the XREAL One mainly for travel. The Vision Pro is amazing but lugging that thing onto a plane isn't exactly convenient. Honestly wasn't sure what to expect with these, but I'm actually really impressed. Right off the bat, I need to address the whole productivity thing. You'll see people claiming they can code all day on these or use them as a second monitor, but if you're expecting that, there's a good chance you'll be disappointed. Text has noticeable aliasing and while it's technically usable, it's not something I'd want to do for extended periods. But for watching movies, gaming, YouTube, whatever? They're genuinely fantastic. The 1080p OLED display looks way better than the specs would suggest. The blacks are properly inky and the colors are really vibrant. It's rated at 600 nits but I don't even like using max brightness. The middle setting is perfect for most indoor use, and full brightness in a dark room is honestly too bright, which I guess is good for battery life. Oh, and if you're using it with your phone, you're just mirroring the display, so make sure to turn your phone's brightness down or you'll kill the battery. Pro tip: the default "Vivid" mode actually makes things look worse by crushing the blacks and whites. Switch it to "Natural" mode (you might need to update the firmware first). Much better contrast and the colors still look great. The field of view isn't huge but it's plenty big enough to feel like you're watching on a massive screen. There are three display modes and I like the one where the screen follows your head so it's always centered, but you can lock it in place or do a picture-in-picture thing too. The tracking is really smooth and feels natural even though it's only tracking rotation. The transparency levels are actually really handy. You can adjust how much you see through the lenses, and there's this cool feature where if you're in fixed mode and look away from the screen, it automatically cranks the transparency up so you can see what's around you. Pretty clever for staying aware of your surroundings. The controls are all on the right wing of the glasses, four buttons that are customizable. You'll get the hang of them pretty quickly and it's nice being able to adjust settings without needing to mess with your phone or device. XREAL calls these "XR" glasses but they're really not in the same category as the Quest 3 or Vision Pro. This isn't VR, there's no hand tracking, no apps, no virtual environments. I guess "XR" is just a marketing term because we don't really have a good name for what these actually are, which is just a really great display in glasses form. And honestly? That's completely fine. If you don't care about VR and just want an incredible portable screen for watching content, these are amazing value for money. Compared to my other headsets? At home for a proper movie experience, I'd go with the Vision Pro. But for just chilling and watching stuff, I'd honestly pick these over the Quest 3. Yeah the resolution is a bit lower but the OLED quality, those blacks, the colors, and how much lighter these are makes up for it. And for travel? No contest, these are perfect. Way more compact and practical than either the Quest or Vision Pro. The audio is okay, nothing special. I'd just use your own earphones. Only thing that bugs me is I wish there was a way to turn off your device's screen automatically when you start watching something, but that's more on the phone/device side than the glasses. I'd give these a 9.5/10, would be a perfect 10 with that screen-off feature. They're pretty much perfect for travel and watching stuff, and if you don't need VR features, they're incredible value compared to the alternatives.

The XREAL One AR Glasses are an absolute game-changer and a genuine step forward in wearable technology. Worth every single penny! The visual experience is stunning. The 147" virtual screen and 50° FOV genuinely deliver a desktop-sized display experience right in front of you, with crystal-clear HD resolution running at a super smooth 120Hz. Whether I'm streaming video or working on a compatible device, the clarity and refresh rate are truly top-tier. The included X1 Chip handles everything effortlessly, providing a seamless and native 3 DoF experience. I also appreciate the thoughtful features like the adjustable lens transparency, which allows you to perfectly balance the virtual image with your real-world surroundings. Finally, the compatibility is vast, working flawlessly with everything from the newer iPhones (with the necessary adapter) to the Steam Deck, PC, Mac, and Android. The renowned audio completes the package, making these glasses an easy 5-star recommendation for anyone looking to jump into high-quality augmented reality.

I purchased the XReal One Pro mainly for its dependable 3DoF tracking. I had seen a lot of praise for these and Viture, but many of those reviews appeared sponsored, and after some research, I decided to try the XReal One Pro myself. ✔️ Media Performance This is where the glasses perform best. The anchored virtual screen works well, and the follow‑with‑stabilization mode is surprisingly comfortable. Image quality is good, and while the built‑in speakers are fine, headphones offer a much better experience. For watching content on the go—commuting or traveling—they’re a solid choice. ❌ Not for Everyday Use These glasses aren’t suitable for daily wear. Their design and lens placement create a visible band that obstructs part of your field of view even when off. Some reviewers even used them while driving, which I wouldn’t recommend. ❌ Productivity Limitations As a portable monitor replacement, they fall short. Full‑screen text lacks the clarity needed for extended work, and eye fatigue would likely be an issue. They’re okay for quick tasks but nowhere near a true monitor experience. ⚠️ Other Considerations The glasses only mirror your phone’s screen, so your phone must stay on. Samsung DeX solves this, but not all Android users have that option. The new Real3D feature works better than expected for images and videos, though it’s more of a novelty. The frame does heat up after a while—not a deal‑breaker unless it gets worse, but noticeable. 💰 Price vs. Value One of the biggest drawbacks is the cost. These glasses are very expensive, and given the limitations—especially around productivity and text clarity—it’s hard to say the price is fully justified at this stage. If media consumption is your primary goal, the value is closer to acceptable, but for anything beyond that, the cost feels steep. 💬 Final Verdict The XReal One Pro is a big step forward for lightweight media‑focused AR glasses. Compared to something like a Quest headset, these are far more comfortable and much less isolating. If your main goal is media consumption, they’re genuinely impressive. If you're hoping to replace a monitor or boost productivity, you'll likely be disappointed.

The One Pros are a significant improvement over the original nreal Air I’ve been using in combination with the XREAL Beam. It provides the same base functionality, with convenient tracking modes built into a button on the glasses. I’ve been using them for about a week at the time of writing this review. In addition to being the same base features as the Air + Beam combo without the bulk & duplicate cable, there are some notable upgrades Reflections are no longer an issue when you wear bright (white) shirts or hoodies causing glare and discomfort. The One Pro’s optical solution is great in eliminating this effect. Increased FOV is nice in combination with the built in tracking. Rarely do I want to watch something full screen as then clipping would occur along the edges. I find a smaller screen is comparable to the Air’s FOV I’m used to and the smooth tracking is great with no edge clipping. The dimming feature is more useful than I thought it would be, especially when using it on the go. I would say it gets pretty dark, not quite 100% blackout but not bright enough that I want to 3d print a physical light blocker. My main usage has been watching media via an iPhone and being able to plug directly in without any adapter or Beam makes the whole package of the One/One Pro significantly better in usability. Some users say they run hot - in my usage they’ve gotten a bit warm after walking in the sun with them but nothing uncomfortable. One downgrade of note in my opinion is that you have to take out the cord from the glasses to fit it in the case unlike the airs. I think if you’re an Air + Beam user, these One Pros are worth considering if you have the budget.

Un excellent produit, très pratique et qui se connecte facilement à un PC ou à un smartphone via DisplayPort. J’ai longtemps hésité à l’acheter à cause de certains commentaires mentionnant un flou dans les coins ou des problèmes de surchauffe, mais après utilisation, c’est vraiment un bijou ! Aucun souci d’affichage, la chauffe reste normale et ne m’a absolument pas dérangé.

I bought the Viture Luma Ultra before buying this and didn't like it, so I returned it and ordered this. It's night and day, the extra cost is 10000% worth it.

UN OTTIMO ACQUISTO Ho utilizzato in ogni occasione possibile e testato per oltre un mese le caratteristiche, i settaggi e le applicazioni "lavorative" nonché ludiche di questi occhiali XR. Posso asserire che in mobilità sono "ASSOLUTAMENTE ECCEZIONALI" in quanto mi permettono tramite smartphone (Samsung S23 Ultra + tastiera Bluetooth) o collegandoli (tramite USB C) al PC portatile di fare le stesse cose che faccio in ufficio ...ma dal treno, in stazione, in albergo o in un bar... La qualità, la luminosità e la nitidezza dell'immagine sono eccellenti, non sono in 4K... ma uno schermo fino a 147" a 120 Hz, anche guardando film in alta qualità, non mi hanno mai fatto rimpiangere il mio monitor Odyssey o il mio televisore 4K. Ribadisco, la forza di questi dispositivi è quella di avere con sé ovunque, nell'ingombro di un paio di occhiali un mega schermo che, nella modalità ultra wide curvo raggiunge i 310 pollici. Significa lavorare su più file, programmi, App, contemporaneamente nella massima riservatezza (vedete solo voi). L'audio BOSE è a dir poco "fenomenale" ma, naturalmente, in luoghi pubblici molto silenziosi -per non disturbare gli altri- o nel trambusto di una stazione -per avere maggiore nitidezza- un paio di cuffie saranno sicuramente benvenute. Tornando all'uso di questi XREAL ONE posso dire che anche per sessioni prolungate di LAVORO sia esso editing che uso di applicativi non mi hanno fatto avvertire alcun affaticamento o fastidio agli occhi, anzi, mi hanno ringiovanito in quanto davanti al monitor devo usare gli occhiali da vista mentre indossando gli XREAL non ho problemi a leggere i testi (pertanto non ho dovuto comprare lenti aggiuntive). Ora parliamo del software di questi XREAL ONE che, a differenza di altri occhiali XR che ho provato, è presente un Chip (X1) che li fa funzionare al massimo delle prestazioni senza istallare nulla sui dispositivi a cui si collegano. La moltitudine di settaggi che siano video (dimensioni schermo, distanza, posizione, trasparenza...), audio (volume, formato sorgente, ...), della distanza tra le pupille per una visione adatta a ogni viso è gestita dagli occhiali rendendo tutto più facile e immediato. In pratica sappiate che, indossando gli occhiali e collegandoli a una qualsiasi fonte video, potrete visualizzare davanti a voi uno schermo di dimensioni e distanza a vostro piacimento che può seguire il vostro sguardo o fissarsi nello spazio in un determinato punto e rimanere come se fosse realmente e fisicamente lì finché non deciderete di spostarlo consentendovi di vedere il mondo intorno a voi con la massima naturalezza. Ad onore del vero segnalo che in treno e in aereo sarà più utile tenere lo schermo in modalità "sempre davanti agli occhi" perché i sensori degli occhiali risentono dei cambiamenti di direzione e quindi, se ancorate lo schermo potrà subire degli spostamenti in funzione delle "virate" del mezzo su cui viaggiate. In definitiva è l'unico paio di occhiali XR per i quali ho accolto di buon grado il costo, che seppur non sia trascurabile, mi consente di avere tra le mani un ottimo prodotto che mi consente di lavorare e anche svagarmi ovunque mi trovi senza "impazzire" sullo schermo del telefonino o sul mini monitor di tablet o PC.

The customer service was very responsive and resolved a few minor issues early on. Overall, the XREAL One Pro AR glasses have been a great experience. The image quality is very clear, with accurate colors, and the hover controls respond quickly, making them easy and convenient to use. They work well for watching shows, office tasks, and everyday use. The device is very lightweight, and even after long periods of wear, it doesn’t put pressure on my nose. I’m using the M size, which fits perfectly. The adjustable portable screen is a thoughtful design feature, offering a wide field of view and strong immersion. In addition, using it in non-VR mode doesn’t easily cause dizziness. Overall, I’m very satisfied with the purchase and would definitely recommend you all to try it.