XREAL One Pro AR Glasses Debut in Nepal with Advanced Features

XREAL has officially launched the One Pro AR glasses in Nepal, representing the company’s most advanced consumer AR hardware so far. Designed for large virtual displays, spatial tracking, and plug-and-play use with existing devices, the One Pro brings a new level of augmented reality to the market.

The XREAL One Pro utilizes Sony Micro OLED panels, one for each eye, offering Full HD resolution and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. With a field of view reaching up to 57 degrees and flat prism optics that contribute to a thinner frame design, the glasses also include lens dimming adjustable across three levels based on ambient conditions. Weighing just 87 grams without the cable, the device is available in two frame sizes to accommodate different interpupillary distances (IPD), with software handling fine adjustments. Multiple nose pads are included, and the glasses support prescription lens inserts for added customization.

Under the hood, the One Pro is powered by XREAL’s proprietary X1 spatial computing chip, providing native 3DoF tracking that allows the screen to remain fixed in space or follow head movements. For enhanced tracking, the optional XREAL Eye accessory enables full 6DoF tracking. Audio is delivered through open-ear speakers integrated into the temples, tuned by Bose, paired with a quad-microphone setup for clear calls and voice input. Physical controls located on the right temple include a navigation rocker, a main button, and a customizable shortcut button, with most display settings adjustable directly from the glasses.

Connectivity is handled via USB-C, with power drawn directly from the connected device, as the One Pro lacks an internal battery. It is compatible with a range of devices including smartphones, laptops, handheld gaming consoles, and desktops, though gaming consoles such as PlayStation and Xbox require an adapter.

The XREAL One Pro is now available in Nepal at a retail price of NPR 1,35,000.