XREAL / Nreal
XREAL One
A broad black frame, thick temples and a central Eye module connection.

Everyday use & apps
- Weight
- 84g (product specifications); 82g (SDK docs, excluding cable)
- Battery life (claimed)
- Powered by USB-C host (no standalone runtime)
- Charging method & time
- Powered by the connected host
- Prescription lenses
- Dedicated prescription insert (separate purchase)
- Devices & connection
- USB-C video connection; SDK use requires a compatible Android host
- Speakers & microphones
- Speakers and microphones
- Water & dust rating
- Unverified
- Japanese support
- Unverified
- Dedicated app store
- Unverified
- Custom apps
- Official XREAL SDK on compatible Android hosts; features and OS requirements vary by model
Battery figures are manufacturer claims and vary with use, lenses and configuration. Unverified does not mean unsupported. Check where custom apps run and how they can be installed.
Display area & specifications
- Brand
- XREAL / Nreal
- Function
- Spatial display
- Year
- 2024
- Display
- Binocular colour · built-in 3DoF
- Display resolution
- 1920 × 1080 · per eye
- Display field of view
- 50°
- Refresh rate
- 60 / 72 / 90 / 120 Hz
- Display source (e.g. Micro-LED)
- Micro-OLED
- Display optics / projection
- Birdbath optics
- Display brightness
- 600 nits (manufacturer rating)
Refresh rate availability can vary by device and mode. Brightness values are manufacturer ratings.
Specification source 1 ↗ Specification source 2 ↗Price
JPY 62,980Japan price · Listed price · Tax included
Listed price at the time of checking; configuration and stock may vary.
Price / availability source ↗Prices reflect the dated listing. Shipping, prescription lenses and accessories may cost extra. Overseas prices retain their original currency.
Article library
→XREAL 1S hands-on review: 3D conversion and comparison with the One seriesThe reviewer wore the 1S for work for about two weeks, typically eight to ten hours a day. The article assesses 3DoF anchoring and the bright WUXGA display, while noting device-recognition issues, 3D-conversion limits and differences from One and One Pro.Mac Fan Portal
→An honest review after trying the XREAL One for a weekAfter renting the XREAL One for a week, the author tested it with a Mac, Chromebook and PC. The diary records initial blur, narrow perceived view and fatigue, then practical benefits such as ultrawide display after adjusting the setup.Mr. Niray (note)
→Can XREAL One replace a monitor?Android Central assesses the glasses as a practical monitor alternative.Android Central
→Hardware Review: Xreal OneA Spanish-language hardware review testing XREAL One with a phone and Steam Deck, discussing its micro-OLED image, 50-degree FOV and Anchor/3DoF modes; rated 8/10.Gamereactor España
→XREAL One and the road to Android XRCES 2025 reporting combines hands-on impressions with XREAL's product direction.RandomTracking by Munechika Nishida
→XREAL One and its X1 processorTom's Hardware examines what the X1 spatial processor changes in use.Tom's Hardware
→Testing spatial display on XREAL OneA hands-on review from Tom's Guide focused on spatial display usability.Tom's Guide
XREAL One→Xreal One Pro review from a long-time Xreal One userA user of the original One for nearly a year tries the One Pro, praising its large, attractive image for video but reporting worse text clarity and a smaller sweet spot than the One or 1S. The author prefers the original for productivity.Reddit|r/Xreal