XREAL 1 Pro+ glasses launch at $599 with much brighter screens
Peak brightness rises from 700 to 1,200 nits for the same price the One Pro launched at. The chip, resolution and field of view carry over.

As a private screen for flights, the couch and laptop work, the One Pro does the job well and stays comfortable through a long movie.
Plug in a phone, PC, console or Steam Deck and play on the glasses.
Vibrant, accurate color on a 57-degree Micro-OLED screen, dimmable to three levels, makes a private screen big enough for a film.
At 87 grams and powered over USB-C by the phone already in your bag, it packs a big screen without packing a charger.
Release dates
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Compare smart glassesCost over 3 years
$599
Device price plus up to three years of optional subscription.
Battery life
None (USB-C powered)
How it is powered.
Weights are for the frame as sold, without a case or a charger.
The basics
What it works with
XREAL One Pro glasses
Prescription frame
USB-C to USB-C cable
Nose pads
Cleaning cloth
Protective case
User manual
Prescription lenses
iPhoneSome features missing
Android phonesSome features missing
MacWorks
Windows PCWorksReturns
Warranty
Covered
Not covered
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Quick answers
All questionsAsk about the Xreal One Pro
Peak brightness rises from 700 to 1,200 nits for the same price the One Pro launched at. The chip, resolution and field of view carry over.
A reviewer who liked the $600 pair says he would buy the $299 pair instead. Which apps work depends on the phone at the other end of the cable, not on the glasses.