#Xreal

The PC-maker will enter a hectic scene for smart glasses, with two models planned for later this year.

The Xreal One Pro isn't the full smart glasses experience you want, but it does still give you a decent spatial computing experience — assuming you're fine with a cable snaking down to your pocket.

XREAL and Google showcased Project Aura at Google I/O 2026, giving attendees a closer look at XREAL’s upcoming wired Android XR glasses. The device...

XREAL has launched a new sub-brand called X By XREAL, or xbx, with the a01 as its first product. The new AR glasses are designed as a more accessible...

The new a01 undercuts the competition on price while packing some specs the pricier models don't have.

These display smart glasses can connect to a phone, laptop, or gaming handheld and project the screen to your eyeballs.

XREAL announced it’s launching a sub-brand in China with the release of the company’s cheapest XR glasses yet. With a name like XBX though, it could create brand conflict if it comes westward.…

XREAL and ASUS ROG are turning AR glasses into a serious gaming accessory with the new AR a premium wearable display system designed for PC and...

From Lifehacker: You Can Now Pre-Order XReal's R1 Gaming AR Glasses (With the ROG Control Deck)

From Tomsguide RSS Feed: Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR pre-orders now live for $849 — here's what you get for the steep price

From XDA Developers: The ROG XREAL R1 gaming glasses pack a 240Hz micro-OLED screen into 91 grams

From CNET: Asus and Xreal's $849 Gaming Display Glasses Are Available for Preorder

From Mashable RSS Feed: The ROG Xreal R1 Gaming AR Glasses with a 240Hz refresh rate are finally available to pre-order

From Engadget: The ROG Xreal R1 AR gaming glasses are now available to pre-order for $849

Better start saving up if you really want Asus ROG's Xreal R1 gaming-focused smart glasses.

Wearable display glasses are becoming incredible. The Viture Beast is one of my new faves.

From Tomsguide RSS Feed: I lived in the Viture Beast for 10,000 miles, and it just ruined other AR glasses for me

From How-To Geek: I spent months using AR glasses instead of a monitor—here's what went wrong

Xreal’s One Pro AR glasses are no stranger to being reduced in price from $649 to $599, but now the company has made the price cut permanent.