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XREAL 1 Pro+ Augmented Reality Glasses Go on Sale for AZN 1,020
XREAL has launched the XREAL 1 Pro+ augmented reality glasses with a brighter display and a more comfortable design. The model’s starting price remains $599 (approximately AZN 1,020), the same as the previous generation. The main improvements concern image quality, 3D content, and comfort during extended use. The glasses are now available from the company’s official online store and partner retailers.
The display’s peak brightness has increased from 700 nits to 1,200 nits. This change should make the image easier to see in bright environments. The AI-powered HDR system improves detail in bright and dark areas. Users can choose among “Standard,” “Movie,” and “Reading” modes depending on the content they are viewing. The glasses can also convert 2D images into 3D. This feature now operates at 60 Hz instead of the previous 30 Hz, making the image appear smoother. The glasses feature 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED displays. Their resolution is 1,920 x 1,200 pixels. The displays’ 120 Hz refresh rate makes motion appear smoother. The field of view is 57 degrees. The virtual screen can be resized from 34 inches to 556 inches. The 3DoF system tracks head rotation in three directions and keeps the virtual image fixed in space.
The X1 spatial chip handles image processing. The M2P latency between head movement and image response is 3 ms. XREAL has introduced a new nose pad with a wider contact area and an air cushion. According to the company, this change keeps the glasses more stable and makes them more comfortable during extended use. The XREAL 1 Pro+ connects via USB-C to devices that support DisplayPort video output.
The display’s peak brightness has increased from 700 nits to 1,200 nits. This change should make the image easier to see in bright environments. The AI-powered HDR system improves detail in bright and dark areas. Users can choose among “Standard,” “Movie,” and “Reading” modes depending on the content they are viewing. The glasses can also convert 2D images into 3D. This feature now operates at 60 Hz instead of the previous 30 Hz, making the image appear smoother. The glasses feature 0.55-inch Sony Micro-OLED displays. Their resolution is 1,920 x 1,200 pixels. The displays’ 120 Hz refresh rate makes motion appear smoother. The field of view is 57 degrees. The virtual screen can be resized from 34 inches to 556 inches. The 3DoF system tracks head rotation in three directions and keeps the virtual image fixed in space. The X1 spatial chip handles image processing. The M2P latency between head movement and image response is 3 ms. XREAL has introduced a new nose pad with a wider contact area and an air cushion. According to the company, this change keeps the glasses more stable and makes them more comfortable during extended use. The XREAL 1 Pro+ connects via USB-C to devices that support DisplayPort video output.