Xreal has introduced an updated version of its entry-level personal cinema glasses at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The new model, called the Xreal One 1S, refines the original Xreal One launched in late 2024 with modest hardware upgrades and a lower price.
The Xreal One line is positioned as a wearable spatial display that connects via USB-C to compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops and game consoles. Two small displays inside the eyecups create the effect of viewing a much larger screen. Xreal says the virtual image typically appears similar to a 171-inch display, with the option to extend the perceived size to the equivalent of about 500 inches, depending on the user’s eyesight.
The 1S keeps the overall design and purpose of the original but tweaks several key specifications:
- Resolution increases from 1080p to 1200p full HD.
- Field of view expands slightly from 50 degrees to 52 degrees.
- Brightness rises from 600 nits to 700 nits.
- Aspect ratio shifts from 16:9 to 16:10.
- Price drops from $499 to $449.
Alongside the 1S, Xreal is launching the Xreal Neo, an accessory that combines an external battery with a DisplayPort hub for the glasses. The Neo includes a 10,000mAh power bank to extend usage time and is designed to simplify connections to devices such as handheld game consoles. For example, it allows users to connect a Nintendo Switch without carrying the console’s dock, reducing the amount of hardware needed for portable gaming.
The Xreal Neo is available as a standalone product for $99, and both the Neo and the Xreal One 1S are on sale immediately.
CES 2026 runs from January 6 to January 9 in Las Vegas, where companies are showcasing new consumer electronics, including wearables, displays and other personal entertainment devices.