Xreal One

Thinner frames and a new spatial processor make the Xreal One tempting despite the price

BRANDON HILL

PRICE £374 (£449 inc VAT) from amazon.co.uk Xreal’s long-running family of augmented reality (AR) glasses has recently been joined by two new models, the Xreal One and the One Pro. They’re quite similar, so we’ll focus–if you’ll pardon the expression – on the Xreal One, which costs £100 less than the Pro model. The price is still £159 more than the mixed-reality Meta Quest 3S (see issue 363, p64), but this is a different type of headset. Unlike Meta’s offering, the Xreal One isn’t a standalone unit, but rather an add-on display for any device that supports HDMI or DisplayPort over USB Type-C. Like most AR spectacles, the One looks like a pair of oversized sunglasses, with thick frames and side arms. The frame holds dual Sony micro-LED displays with…

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