Xreal has officially launched the Xreal 1S AR glasses and the Xreal Neo power hub for the global market. The announcement follows the brand’s recent debut in Japan and marks the latest expansion of the Xreal One Series product lineup.

Xreal 1S Specifications

The Xreal 1S serves as a refreshed model in the One Series lineup, replacing the original Xreal One glasses from 2024. It features a Full HD 1200p display with a 16:10 aspect ratio and delivers peak brightness of up to 700 nits. The glasses provide a 52-degree field of view and support a 120Hz refresh rate.

Xreal has equipped the 1S with Sound by Bose audio, tuned by Bose engineers. The glasses weigh 82 grams, feature electrochromic dimming that adapts to ambient lighting, and carry TUV Rheinland eye comfort certification.

The Xreal 1S is powered by the Xreal X1 chip and supports native 3DoF tracking, enabling users to anchor virtual screens and expand to wider aspect ratios like 21:9 and 32:9. It supports screen sizes up to 500 inches. The USB-C port is reinforced for travel, and the glasses ship with a new protective case. The device is compatible with the Xreal Eye module, which adds 6DoF spatial anchoring and camera-based features.

Xreal has priced the 1S at $449 in the US.

Xreal Neo Specifications

Xreal Neo is a portable power hub that acts as both a 10,000mAh power bank and a DisplayPort Alt Mode video adapter. It allows Xreal AR glasses to connect directly to devices like the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 without using a dock. It also supports up to 1200p at 120Hz output when used with devices like the Steam Deck.

The Neo includes a built-in USB-C cable, magnetic connector, and a fold-out metal kickstand. It supports 30W input and 20W output when running on battery. When connected to a wall adapter of 65W or higher, it supports output up to 45W for fast charging of handheld consoles and phones.

Xreal Neo is priced at $99 for early buyers between January 4 and February 4. After the launch window, it will retail for $119. Xreal plans to start shipping the Neo in February 2026.

Both products are now available through Xreal.com, Amazon, and BestBuy.com.

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XREAL is wrapping up 2025 with the launch of a new entry-level AR glasses model, the XREAL 1S. It sits below the more expensive XREAL One Pro (announced in July) in the lineup and is the first in the category to offer automatic 2D-to-3D conversion.

The glasses weigh 82 grams and use a pair of Sony-made 0.68-inch OLED microdisplays with a resolution of 1920×1200 per eye and up to a 120Hz refresh rate. 

When you switch to the new 2D-to-3D mode, that rate drops to 30Hz, but the glasses still aim for a stable viewing experience with a 52-degree field of view, 700 nits of brightness, and color accuracy rated at ΔE < 3.

A lot of this is driven by XREAL’s in-house X1 spatial computing chip. The company says it can keep latency as low as 3ms, which is important because the 1S supports 3DoF head tracking. That means the virtual screen stays anchored in space even if you move your head around. 

XREAL’s product manager, Takao Takayama, also mentioned that the 3D conversion feature will come to the existing XREAL One and One Pro via an update around the 1S launch window.

There are a few more quality-of-life touches built in. Audio is tuned by Bose, and the glasses include four array microphones. Light transmittance can shift automatically between 0%, 35%, and 100%, depending on how much isolation you want. The 1S ships in a single color called Silent Blue.

XREAL Neo

Alongside the glasses, XREAL also introduced a new accessory called the XREAL Neo, a mobile battery pack built with AR users in mind. It costs 14,580 yen and launches in late January. 

The Neo carries a 10,000mAh battery, two USB-C ports, and can pass video to AR glasses while charging a phone. Interestingly, it can also double as a dock for the Nintendo Switch, including the newer Switch 2.

If you want everything together, XREAL is offering a bundle containing the 1S and the Neo for 76,560 yen, which is about 6,000 yen cheaper than buying both separately. Early buyers also get the XREAL Hub as a pre-order bonus.

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