Xreal Project Aura Features 70-Degree Field of View

The display covers 70 degrees, wide enough for real AR

Most AR glasses feel like looking through a small window. AURA opens that window wider.

1 min readUpdated Oct 9, 2026

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XREAL Aura

Pre-orderExpected Nov 2026

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1 source, 6 outlets

What to know

Xreal says Project Aura's display covers 70 degrees, measured corner to corner, a wide view for glasses of this kind.

Xreal says each eye sees 1,920 by 1,200 pixels, refreshed up to 120 times a second. The wider view gives apps more room to place digital content around you.

How we know this

What changed, newest first.

Oct 9, 2026AR InsiderA 70-degree field of view listed beside hand tracking, Gemini and Bose audio

Oct 7, 2026Android AuthorityThe Aura's built-in displays give a 70-degree field of view

Oct 7, 2026Tom's GuideA 70-degree field of view, against about 50 on similar products

Oct 7, 2026EngadgetCamera-based hand tracking alongside the 70-degree field of view

May 20, 2026Xreal via Road to VR+1 outlet

May 19, 20269to5GoogleProvides a 70-degree field of view+1 outlet

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Frequently asked

How wide is the Xreal Aura display?

70 degrees, one of the wider fields of view in AR glasses, with more room for digital content.

What is the resolution?

1,920 by 1,200 pixels per eye.

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