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Xreal’s AR Glasses Improve Brightness and 3D Without Price Increase

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Xreal’s AR Glasses Improve Brightness and 3D Without Price Increase

Xreal introduced its latest AR glasses, the Xreal 1 Pro+, offering enhanced display capabilities while retaining its original $599 price point. The most notable upgrade is increased brightness, reaching 1,200 nits compared to 700 nits on the previous model. Enhanced 3D conversion is another improvement, with the new device supporting 60fps conversion, up from 30fps on its predecessor, resulting in smoother spatial content.

The Xreal 1 Pro+ continues to feature 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED panels with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz. It also incorporates an AI HDR feature to further elevate visual quality. The AR glasses maintain a 57-degree field of view and support virtual displays ranging from 34 inches to 556 inches, alongside supporting native 3DoF for spatial viewing.

The X1 spatial computing chip powers the glasses, delivering 3ms motion-to-photon latency. The nose pad has been redesigned with a broader contact area, providing better stability and comfort during extended use. The Xreal 1 Pro+ continues to connect via USB-C and works with devices supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode. The device begins at $599 and can be purchased from Xreal’s official online store and various retailers starting today.

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