XREAL’s US store lists the XREAL 1 Pro+ for $599. The company advertises 1,200 nits of peak brightness with AI HDR and on-device REAL 3D conversion at up to 60 frames per second (fps). The US listing also distinguishes fulfillment by size: M is in stock, while L orders are stated to ship within two weeks of purchase. XREAL’s official US store

XREAL’s official introduction presents the 1 Pro+ and its advertised features.

What XREAL says changed

XREAL promotes 1,200 nits as the glasses’ peak brightness, alongside AI HDR. The company also says its REAL 3D feature converts photos, videos, livestreams, and games on the glasses at up to 60 fps, without extra software or accessories. These are manufacturer specifications and feature claims. XREAL’s product page

The 60 fps figure describes the conversion rate; XREAL separately lists a display refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. The company’s launch post says the 1 Pro+ remains at 1080p, like the XREAL One Pro. It also says the One Series uses the same X1 chip and that REAL 3D performance at 60 fps is expected across the lineup, so that capability is not unique to the 1 Pro+. XREAL’s launch post

The product page also lists Sony Micro-OLED displays, a 57-degree field of view, native 3DoF tracking, 3 ms M2P latency, and Standard, Movie, and Reading display modes. XREAL describes the nose pad as redesigned with a broader contact area. For 6DoF spatial anchoring and gesture interaction, the company says buyers need the separately sold XREAL Eye; the advertised on-device 3D conversion does not require it. XREAL’s product page

US price and size-specific fulfillment

The US store lists the glasses for $599.00 and offers two sizes based on interpupillary distance (IPD), the distance between the pupils. Its displayed fulfillment terms differ by size:

SizeIPD rangeUS store fulfillment
M57–66 mmIn stock
L66–75 mmOrders stated to ship within two weeks of purchase

XREAL’s launch post also advertised a $648 bundle with XREAL Eye and described it as a $50 saving. The same post said XREAL had no plans at that time for an upgrade or trade-in program for existing owners. XREAL’s launch post

Chris Steven at MIXED reported that the US store listing went live on October 15, 2026, at 11:54 UTC. MIXED’s report