The Xreal One Pro AR glasses, unveiled at CES 2025, mark a significant leap forward in personal cinema-style augmented reality.
Addressing long-standing complaints about AR glasses, such as limited field of view, low resolution, and eyestrain, the One Pro stands out as a major improvement in the category.
Enhanced Features and Performance
Equipped with Xreal’s in-house X1 spatial computing chip, the One Pro offers a 120Hz refresh rate, reduced blur, and flicker-free visuals.
The glasses also feature Bose-branded audio, although the crowded demo area made it difficult to assess sound quality.
Compared to the recently released Xreal One, the One Pro boasts slightly better optics, enhancing the overall experience.
The X1 chip allows the glasses to handle complex spatial computing tasks independently, eliminating reliance on external devices.
This enables ultra-wide displays for productivity or gaming, even when connected to low-power devices like the Nintendo Switch.
Immersive Gaming and Productivity
During the demo, the One Pro excelled in both gaming and productivity scenarios. Playing Super Mario Odyssey on a virtual screen felt immersive, with no noticeable eyestrain even after several minutes.
The glasses also handled text-heavy tasks impressively, allowing clear visibility of small browser tab titles on a virtual desktop.
A Promising Future
While the One Pro shares the inherent limitations of AR glasses—tricking the eyes into perceiving small screens as large displays—it achieves this illusion more effectively than its predecessors.
The combination of high resolution, brightness, low latency, and a broad field of view sets the One Pro apart.
Availability
The Xreal One Pro is slated to begin shipping in March 2025, while the original Xreal One will soon be restocked.
Full reviews will provide a clearer picture, but initial impressions suggest the One Pro could redefine the AR glasses market.
Xreal’s new offering might finally deliver on the promise of AR glasses, bridging the gap between innovation and practicality for gamers and professionals alike.
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