Xreal One Pro
By Ethan Halfhide · Updated
Display glasses with an on-board chip that anchors the virtual screen
Xreal One Pro
Specifications
- Price
- $649
- Device type
- Smart Glasses
- Ecosystems
- Not listed
- Rooms
- Living Room, Home Office
- Connectivity
- USB-C
- Hub required
- No
- Rental friendly
- No
- Matter certified
- No
- Installation
- Not listed
- Energy Star
- No
- Local control
- No
- Voice control
- No
About
The One Pro puts Xreal's own X1 chip inside the glasses, so the virtual screen stays anchored in space without a separate compute puck or phone-side software. Micro-OLED panels give a wide field of view and text sharp enough to use as a genuine laptop monitor replacement on a plane or train. It needs a USB-C host device: this is a display, not a standalone computer.
Pros
- +Excellent virtual display
- +On-board spatial chip
- +Comfortable for long sessions
Cons
- −Needs a connected device
- −No camera
How it compares
| Device | Price | Ecosystems | Matter | Hub required | Local control |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xreal One Pro | $649 | Not listed | No | No | No |
| Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) | $379 | Alexa | No | No | No |
| Oakley Meta HSTN | $399 | Alexa | No | No | No |
| Viture Luma Pro | $499 | Not listed | No | No | No |
About the author
Ethan Halfhide: Ethan Halfhide is a smart home enthusiast and AI technologist who follows the connected home market closely, from smart locks and security cameras to robot vacuums, lighting, sensors and hubs. He curates HomeGearLab's device directory, comparing products on published specs, compatibility, setup requirements and price so readers can pick gear that fits their home and works together.