Xreal’s new One Pro Plus display glasses cost $599 and raise brightness to 1,200 nits. They keep the same tethered, face-mounted design but are easier to use in bright rooms.
01Summary
- 01The Xreal One Pro Plus display glasses are on sale now for $599.
- 02Their brightness has increased to 1,200 nits, up from 700 nits on the earlier Xreal One Pro.
- 03They still connect by USB-C to a laptop, phone or game console and use half-mirror lenses to project a virtual display.
- 04The glasses include a smoother AI 3D conversion mode, plus more visual settings such as a 'Reading' mode.
- 05The reviewer says the glasses are more effective in bright rooms and outdoors, helped by stronger brightness and electrochromic dimming.
02Why it matters
The higher brightness should make these glasses more usable in daylight and outdoor settings, where earlier models were weaker. For people considering display glasses, it also shows Xreal is pushing harder into a fast-growing but increasingly crowded market.
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