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XREAL One

XREAL One is a pair of display glasses (a wearable screen) from XREAL. It starts at $399 in the United States (sale price (regular $499)). XREAL sells or supports it in 25 countries. XREAL One went on sale recently.

The XREAL One was the first glasses with XREAL's X1 chip, which keeps a virtual screen pinned in place without help from the phone or laptop. The 1S has since replaced it in XREAL's main lineup and it no longer appears on xreal.com's product menu, yet the US and EU stores still sold it at a discount on 2026-10-04. Against the 1S, you give up some numbers: 1920x1080 per eye instead of 1920x1200, a 50-degree view instead of 52, and 600 nits rather than 700. You keep native 3DoF anchoring, Clear, Shade and Theater dimming, Bose-tuned sound and the slot for XREAL Eye. The question is mostly how large the discount is on the day you buy.

Good fit

Buyers who want XREAL's anchored-screen features for the least money and whose phone, laptop or handheld already outputs video over USB-C.

Look elsewhere if

Skip it if you are in the UK or Japan, where XREAL's stores don't list it, or if you want the automatic dimming and on-glasses 3D conversion XREAL lists for the XREAL 1S. Also see One vs One Pro.

in-lens display screen in each lens speakers in arms
Schematic drawn from published specifications, not to scale. Not the maker's artwork.
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Key facts

Published figures only. Where XREAL hasn't published a number, the row is left out rather than estimated.

Price$399 (United States, sale price (regular $499)); €399 (Germany, EU store, marked Sale)[2]
Typedisplay glasses (a wearable screen)
Displaybinocular Sony 0.68" micro-OLED, 120Hz refresh, 1920x1080 per eye, 50° field of view, up to 600 nits[3]
AudioSound by Bose
Weight84 g
ChipXREAL X1
Controlsbuttons on glasses and on-screen menu (OSD)
App and phoneXREAL Link (optional); Android 10 or later[4]
PrescriptionGlasses ship with a clip-in prescription lens frame (no lenses). XREAL sells custom inserts (1.6 or 1.67 index, standard or blue-light-blocking) through its own store: you enter SPH, CYL, AXIS and IPD at checkout. XREAL says lenses and services come from a third-party partner (DONGGUAN HUOYANHUO TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.). US page: made in 1-4 business days, delivered in about 10 business days, shipped from China. Custom lenses can't be returned except for quality issues. XREAL does not publish a supported SPH/CYL range (not published). Third-party Frame of Choice (US) sells One inserts and lists +4.00 to -10.00 SPH, up to 4.00 CYL.[5]

Where you can buy it

XREAL lists XREAL One in 25 countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and United States.

Features, and where they work

Status shown for the United States. The count says in how many of the 25 sale countries we have an official source confirming the feature. "Not confirmed" means the maker hasn't said, not that it's missing.

FeatureIn the United StatesConfirmed countries
6DoF and photo/video with XREAL Eye[6]25
Electrochromic dimming[2]25
Spatial screen (Anchor / Follow modes)[2]25
Wired USB-C display (DP Alt Mode)[7]25

confirmed · maker says not available · not confirmed · announced

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Limitations to know before you buy

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Questions people ask

Is the XREAL One discontinued?

XREAL has not announced that. It was replaced by the 1S in the main lineup and is off xreal.com's product menu, but the US and EU stores still listed it on 2026-10-04.

Will the XREAL One work with a PS5 or Xbox?

Only through an HDMI-to-USB-C adapter that also powers the glasses. XREAL lists PlayStation and Xbox among devices that need an adapter.

Can I adjust it for my eye spacing?

Yes, in software. XREAL's user guide gives an IPD adjustment range of 59.5 to 70.5 mm.

How much does XREAL One cost?

$399 in the United States, €399 in Germany, per XREAL's list prices.

Which countries is XREAL One sold in?

XREAL lists 25 countries, shown in the section above. Bought elsewhere, it may work, but features and support can be missing.

Can I get XREAL One with prescription lenses?

Yes. Glasses ship with a clip-in prescription lens frame (no lenses). XREAL sells custom inserts (1.6 or 1.67 index, standard or blue-light-blocking) through its own store: you enter SPH, CYL, AXIS and IPD at checkout. XREAL says lenses and services come from a third-party partner (DONGGUAN HUOYANHUO TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.). US page: made in 1-4 business days, delivered in about 10 business days, shipped from China. Custom lenses can't be returned except for quality issues. XREAL does not publish a supported SPH/CYL range (not published). Third-party Frame of Choice (US) sells One inserts and lists +4.00 to -10.00 SPH, up to 4.00 CYL.

Does XREAL One work with iPhone and Android?

It pairs through the XREAL Link (optional). Android needs Android 10 or later.

Related

Sources

  1. Connect device (One series), XREAL tutorials(tutorials.xreal.com)
  2. XREAL One US store(us.shop.xreal.com)
  3. XREAL One series specifications(tutorials.xreal.com)
  4. tutorials.xreal.com(tutorials.xreal.com)
  5. us.shop.xreal.com(us.shop.xreal.com)
  6. XREAL Eye specifications(tutorials.xreal.com)
  7. Connect device (One series)(tutorials.xreal.com)

Last verified 4 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.