XREAL 1 Pro+ is on sale at $599 on XREAL's own US store, the same price the store now charges for XREAL One Pro. The upgrade XREAL leads with is brightness: 1200 nits peak with AI HDR, against the 700 nits BestInXR records for One Pro. Field of view, refresh rate, chip and audio carry over.
In short:
- What it is: XREAL 1 Pro+ is a pair of wired display glasses with a 57 degree field of view, a Sony micro-OLED panel and refresh up to 120Hz.
- Price and stock: $599 for either IPD size on XREAL's US store, read October 16, 2026. Size M is in stock and size L ships within two weeks.
- What changes: 1200 nits peak brightness and AI HDR. XREAL also lists a redesigned nose pad and adjustable temples.
What XREAL publishes for 1 Pro+
The product page states 1200 nits peak brightness, a 120Hz refresh rate and a 57 degree field of view through XREAL's X Prism optics. The X1 chip handles native 3DoF tracking with a stated 3ms motion-to-photon latency, and the page lists electrochromic dimming, sound by Bose, TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort and two IPD sizes. The store gives those sizes as 57 to 66mm for M and 66 to 75mm for L.
The page opens on Real 3D, which XREAL says turns photos, videos, livestreams and games into spatial 3D at 60fps directly on the glasses, with no extra software. Spatial anchoring in 6DoF needs the XREAL Eye camera, which the 1 Pro+ store page offers as a $49 launch add-on against a $99 regular price.
Weight and per-eye resolution are the two figures to confirm with XREAL before buying on fit or sharpness. The 1 Pro+ product page and store listing, both read October 16, 2026, lead with brightness, field of view and refresh rate.
How it sits against One Pro
XREAL One Pro stays on sale at $599 against a $649 regular price on the same store. At equal prices the choice comes down to brightness, which our comparison of AR display glasses found decides whether a pair works in a bright room. That comparison recorded 700 nits for One Pro and 1250 for the Viture Beast, so 1200 nits brings XREAL's flagship close to the brightest pair it covered while keeping the electrochromic dimming that darkens the lens from the other direction.
For the rest of the category's prices in one place, the XR hardware price index carries manufacturer figures across headsets and glasses. XREAL's Android XR glasses are a different product with a separate compute puck, covered in our XREAL AURA pricing report.
Related reading. Our smart glasses guide sets out how the categories divide, from AI glasses to assisted reality.
