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Xreal launches One Pro+ display glasses with brighter screens
Xreal has launched the One Pro+ display glasses, an updated version of its One Pro model.
The glasses cost $600 and are available now, according to one account; another lists the price as $599.
Their peak brightness has risen from 700 to 1,200 nits, making the display easier to see in bright rooms and outdoors.
They connect by USB-C to a laptop, phone or game console and show its screen as a virtual display in front of the wearer.
The update also adds visual settings and a smoother 2D-to-3D conversion mode, though one hands-on account found that mode imperfect and said it reduced frame rate.
Xreal has also changed the nose pad, while keeping the same chip and overall design.
The glasses do not have a camera, and no further changes or next steps were announced.
Xreal released the One Pro Plus display glasses, a refresh of its One Pro model.
The glasses reach 1,200 nits of peak brightness, up from 700 nits on the One Pro.
They are available now, priced at $599 according to CNET and $600 according to Engadget.
Updates include revised nose pads and a smoother 2D-to-3D conversion mode.
The glasses still connect to devices via USB-C and do not have a camera.
- Who
- Xreal launched the One Pro Plus display glasses.
- What
- The updated glasses offer brighter screens and other changes, including revised nose pads and improved 2D-to-3D conversion.
- When
- October 15, 2026; both articles were published that day.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Xreal describes the product as an upgrade to the One Pro; the sources do not state a specific reason for the launch.
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- Peak brightness
- 1,200 nits, compared with 700 nits for the One Pro
- Price
- $599 according to CNET; $600 according to Engadget
- Availability
- Available now, according to both articles
- Connection
- USB-C tether to a laptop, phone or game console, according to CNET
- Camera
- No camera, according to Engadget