Xreal One Pro, on the other hand, is a new upgraded set of glasses that runs roughly $100 more than Xreal One. Upgrading gets you a newer Sony micro-OLED that's 100 nits brighter, a notably ...

The Xreal One Pro glasses are the best display glasses I've used. They're relatively comfortable, offer an excellent display experience, and work with a wide array of source devices.

XREAL One serve as a large high-resolution external display, and since it’s just a pair of glasses you can toss in your bag, they’re incredibly portable too.

From the sound of things, the “optical-see-through” nature of Project Aura suggests the smart glasses will offer an experience that is more akin to what you’d expect from a pair of AR frames.

Xreal on Tuesday announced a set of so-called "extended reality" glasses that run Google's Android XR software, as the companies look to take on Meta and Apple in a new arena.