XREAL makes wired display glasses: plug them into a phone, laptop or handheld that sends DisplayPort video over USB-C and they show a large virtual screen. None of the display glasses has a battery; the source powers them. The core model is the XREAL 1S, with 1920x1200 per eye and the X1 chip for anchored screens. The One Pro has the widest One series view and two frame sizes but is hard to find in stock, and the older XREAL One is discounted. Gamers have the ROG XREAL R1, with a 240Hz mode and a dock for consoles and desktop PCs. The xbx a01+ is the light, low-cost option without head tracking, and the Air 2 Pro and Air 2 are previous-generation stock. Accessories fill gaps: XREAL Eye adds a camera and 6DoF, Beam Pro drives glasses without a phone, and the XREAL Hub is the route for a Nintendo Switch. XREAL AURA, announced for fall 2026, moves to Android XR on a compute puck. To choose, check your source device on the XREAL compatibility page first, then weigh features against price.