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Devindra Hardawar for Engadget "Holy crap, these are light." That was my first thought after taking the a01+ out of its compact hard case. It's noticeably less hefty than the Xreal One Pro, and it doesn't feel much heavier than a typical pair of oversized sunglasses. Honestly, it's easy to mistake the a01+ for normal shades — its arms aren't overly boxy like the One Pro, and its front frames hide its techier innards. And unlike Meta's family of smart glasses, there aren't any cameras to creep people out. What makes the XBX a01+ truly special is its dual-layer Micro-OLED 1080p screen, which can
Xreal XBX a01+ review: Astoundingly bright, lightweight AR glasses for $299 - Engadget… By Matt Tate July 10, 2026 9:00 am EST A few months ago, smart glasses brand Xreal announced a new budget-friendly sub-brand called X by Xreal likely to run into obvious branding issues if shortened to XBX , and you can now buy its debut product. …
… Xreal says it's "targeting" the initial "wave" of products to launch in the fall in the US, UK, Japan, Canada and South Korea with European availability "coming soon after." Update, June 16, 2026, 7:08PM PT: In a footnote on its page for pre-orders, Xreal states that "the final retail price of the …
… Unfortunately, Xreal canceled plans for its own portable dock, the Xreal Neo, earlier this year. …
… It's also bundled with a pair of ROG Xreal R1 Edition 20 Gaming AR glasses, so it's likely to be quite a pricy proposition. …
… Google's Hugo Swart is taking the stage with Xreal's founder and CEO to talk more about Android XR. That Snapdragon Reality Elite chip, by the way, powers the Xreal Aura smartglasses which are now formally launched albeit with no price . Xreal has dropped "Project" from its product's name, too. …