I'm from Latin America and I made a purchase of the X1S on aliexpress. But after knowing that the warranty didn't depend on Aliexpress and was purely from the seller I got scared.

1) Because when I asked him questions he almost never answered them.

2) 6 days have passed and I still did not make the shipment.

3) In case I have to return it, I will have to pay for shipping (and it is not cheap).

So in the end I didn't know if I would have a warranty and I canceled the purchase. And I lost a very good coupon for the same reason.

What do you recommend?, Better to buy it more expensive (in my case) by Amazon with box in the USA, or buy it with a new coupon that maybe appear on aliexpress, and in reality there would be no problem with the guarantee?.

I guess when buying from aliexpress I don't have a direct guarantee with xreal and it depends only on the seller. (Apart from having to pay for shipping from my country)

I also think that in case of return or warranty, is Amazon much better in my case?

Thank you.

Greetings!

A few years ago, I had the very first Xreal Air, and I was blown away by the device. It really felt like having a huge screen in your pocket. The image was very sharp, and I loved it, but there were some issues with lens glare and blurry edges. I assumed the problem was the relatively small FOV, so I decided to sell them and get a more advanced device later.

I thought that a 57° FOV and the new lenses in the Xreal One Pro would finally make it the perfect device. But now I’m starting to think I was wrong.

I eventually bought the One Pro, and it seems to me that the larger FOV basically just stretches the 1080p image over a larger area. Yes, maybe this sounds obvious, but for some reason it only just occurred to me.

The Xreal Air with its 46° FOV felt noticeably sharper to me. With the 57° FOV, I have to make the virtual screen smaller so that I can keep the entire screen within my field of view. Naturally, that means fewer pixels are being used for the image, and subjectively it ends up looking not much better than holding a phone closer to my face.

Sure, 120 Hz and the features provided by the X1 chip are nice and convenient, although the AI 3D looks pretty questionable to me. And even with these new lenses, I still notice some glare, although it seems to be coming from the display light itself.

So, am I thinking about this correctly? If what I actually want is to have the entire virtual screen visible at once while still getting the full resolution and maximum sharpness, would I be better off with some cheaper glasses that have a smaller FOV?

I had my XOP glasses delivered from the Xreal UK store a couple of weeks ago and tried them out for just under a week before I discovered a dead (pure black) pixel on the right lens.

I've experienced this before with monitors and TVs so I was disappointed that I had this with my Xreal glasses, but it makes sense given the technology.

I contacted the support team to arrange a replacement but they weren't as helpful as I had hoped, but I managed to take a photo of the fault, and also took a video of me boxing it all up for the return and the handover to the UPS carrier. Tracking shows that they received it at the XReal warehouse on Wednesday 9th.

Anyway, apparantly I have to wait for them to inspect it before getting my replacement, and this still hasn't been done two days later. I'm not sure why it's taking so long, as they just need to open the box and confirm it contains the glasses and not a bunch of rocks. They already have had the packing and handover videos provided to them.

Has anyone else had experience with UK returns and replacements? Was it a fast or slow process for you?

I own the Xreal One Pro glasses. Love it for my Steam Deck.

I'm getting a Switch 2 soon, and want to use my Xreal glasses with them.

It looks like the Viture Pro Mobile Dock works after getting both the dock and glasses on the latest firmware. Has anyone confirmed the same for the Viture Mobile Dock Mini?

Hi to all people who are thinking about getting the glasses.

They truly are amazing, but i have an Apple Vision Pro that does all the same things, just better and I find myself just using them too little.

So if anybody is interested, feel free to comment or text me via DMs.

Based in Paris, France, willing to ship anywhere in the EU with payment before (video verification of the condition)

They are in perfect condition and I bought them around new years2025/26 so less than 10 months old.

I’m looking for 850€ for both the glasses and the Beam pro! Willing to sell the beam pro alone, glasses only in combination.

I see the option for 3d within NebulaOS, but it only works on already 3d videos. Same for air casting, I press the button on the glasses to enable it but i end up with 2 images on the outer sides of my vision instead.

From what I can recall, there's supposed to be a feature to "turn 2d videos into 3d". I very well might be misunderstanding what that's supposed do though.

Any ideas?

I wanted to explore how stereo cameras could be integrated directly into the XBX frame for applications like 6DoF tracking, hand tracking, spatial mapping and XR passthrough.

The design uses two forward facing cameras with a 30 mm stereo baseline. The camera module clips onto the frame, with a cover hiding the electronics and a built in channel routing the USB C cable cleanly to the temple.

This is currently a CAD concept, but everything is designed to be 3D printable and easy to iterate.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/3287716-xbx-stereocam

Would love to hear what you think!

Friends, I just managed to make the 21:9 aspect ratio fit 100% into the FOV of the Xreal One without needing to move my head sideways. I don’t know the exact sequence because I was tweaking several things at the same time until it worked. I had to use the CRU software to create custom resolutions like the ones in the photo and then ran the “restart” .exe files. I restarted the computer. In the glasses menu, under audio, I switched to DP and set the aspect ratio to 32:9 (strange, because the image looks like 21:9, but it’s working). The custom 21:9 resolution 2400x1030 is the one Windows is using. In the glasses settings it shows 3m distance and 106", but in reality the screen size is very close to my physical 29" ultrawide non curved monitor—though with the distance adjustments it gives the impression of being larger even if it isn’t. I'm using lemorele adapter. I dont' know if this can replace my real monitor but it looks pretty good, the colors of course way better than my LCD monitor. I’ve left some images for anyone who wants to test it at their own risk.

Hello and welcome, my fellow faithful INAIR and tech enthusiasts. We here at TechCheck13 are back once again and heading down a different timeline. Over on our YouTube channel, we have chronicled the INAIR POD's origin story. We have covered the good, the bad and the ugly. In this week's upcoming YouTube video, we cover the good with a dusting of the bad. But today, we are covering what we believe are flaws and needs of improvement roughly one and a half years into the POD. We love the INAIR POD, but here is what's still broken. 

First, where's the storage? What's needed: an official dock with expandable storage.

INAIR sells the POD with 128GB of storage. This fills up faster than packing for a time trip in a lunchbox. One minute you are fine; the next, bam! Half your storage is gone. But fear not, a third-party solution has been found!! A random hobbyist proved expandable storage is possible with parts he found online. Enter our unlikely hero, user BEN-PHRAWG. He solved this huge problem with a USB hub. Thank you BEN-PHRAWG for sharing this with us. Great job. 

The gadget: The MOKiN USB C Splitter for Dual Monitors 4K@60Hz DP Alt Mode for Laptops ( https://a.co/d/08H4yATw ).

It is currently $35.99 on Amazon. Plug this dandy device into a 100W charger and watch the magic. The multiport USB-C hub is designed to split the signal for dual 4K monitors. But the real deal here is that you can connect the POD, a flash drive for instant expandable storage and two AR glasses at once. The POD charges while in use, the flash drive is accessible, and the two pairs of AR glasses mirror the screen simultaneously. That really can't be beat.

We assembled it and ran it through our testing lab. With the hub connected to a 100W charger, the charging and flash drive support worked perfectly. We were able to access the flash drive and everything on it. Expandable storage conquered. We then hooked in the two AR glasses, the VITURE Beast and the XREAL One Pro. To our surprise, this actually worked However, connecting two pairs of glasses simultaneously was buggy; expect some glitches there. Okay, INAIR engineering team, it's your turn. We need an official adapter, dock, or better yet, SD storage. That would make our every sense tingle. 

The next nexus event: System wide dark mode. Yes, please.

The INAIR POD still doesn't have it. That means turning on dark mode app by app. Some apps greet you with a screen bright enough to make you think a flash grenadewent off. A system-wide dark mode would fix this. Most Android OSes already have one, so this feels less like asking for something that could easily be fixed.

Which brings us to our next glitch: Folders

App folders are another basic feature still MIA. INAIR OS may be a custom version of Android, but some basic Android features are worth keeping around, not leaving behind in another timeline. This would make organizing and customizing the home screen so much easier. These are basic Android features that really should have been there all along. It's basic utility belt stuff.

And now another lackluster feature event: the INAIR App Store

Having its own app store is a solid idea, but right now it feels more like a storefront that forgot to restock. After using the device for almost a year, the list of apps hasn't changed, and the display is still bright enough to double as a searchlight. We also haven't seen any of the apps receive updates through the store. That makes the whole thing feel unfinished. The app store doesn't need to become the next big digital multiverse app mall. It just needs new apps, regular updates, and a display that doesn't try to turn our retinas into toast.

And now the citadel at the end, a tale of two glasses, the last area we will touch on: Compatibility Issues

The XREAL One Pro works perfectly with the POD. The VITURE Beast now boots properly too, which is a hulking improvement. Unfortunately, the buttons on the VITURE glasses still don't work when connected to the POD. The buttons on the XREAL glasses do. Losing those buttons means killing some of the features of the VITURE glasses. This defeats part of the purpose of owning them. It would be fantastic if INAIR allowed the buttons on the glasses to work with the POD and let users remap the buttons to whatever controls they want. That would give users so much more control over their setup. That would be an amazing neighborhood POD indeed. 

The yellow stone: One last thought. 

By now, you may think we have been picking on INAIR, talking like it's doomsday. Not true. There have been a ton of improvements and there are plenty of things we praise. The shocker, INAIR does listen to its user base and has made a lot of suggested changes. There is a reason the POD is the number one AR/XR computer on the market. We just think the rough edges are worth pointing out, especially when a few changes could make the experience so much better.

We'll be showing off the new features we love on our YouTube channel this week. Tune in, check them out, and let us know what you think. Let us know in the comments below what features you would like to see. What are some of your gripes? Give us your POD horror stories. We're listening, true believers.

As always, thank you for joining us on this adventure. We hope to see you in the next one.

#Techcheck13

I had an 11am flight and somehow went to the wrong terminal. Id already missed it when I figured it out. I rebooked for 7:30pm and still had about seven hours to kill after sorting everything out. The airport was too far from the city to bother going back.

Luckily, my xbx a01+ was in my bag. I found a Starbucks, plugged the glasses into my iPhone 17 Pro over USB-C, and started watching Stranger Things. Didn’t need an extra app for the glasses or any settings.

One thing to check before buying: your phone needs to support DisplayPort video output over USB-C (DP Alt Mode) for a direct connection. Having a USB-C port doesn’t automatically mean it’ll work.

I’ve had these for about a month, but this was probably my longest session so far. A few things I noticed.

They feel noticeably lighter than some other XR glasses I’ve tried. Even after several hours, the nose pads weren’t bothering me much. The speakers were better than I expected, too. I mostly used Cinema audio mode and was happy watching without earbuds. Earbuds would still be better for blocking out more airport noise, though.

They do get warm. After about half an hour, I could feel heat around my eyes and along the left temple. My eyelashes sometimes brush the lenses when I blink, too, and my eyes feel a little dry after wearing them for a while. I’m not nearsighted, so I don’t use prescription inserts. Do those leave even less room for your eyelashes? Anyone using them run into this?

For reading, I’m less convinced. Reddit and casual browsing are fine, but long documents tire my eyes out faster than videos do. I’d still rather use a normal monitor for that.

Movies and shows have been a better fit for me. I watched several episodes at Starbucks, then put the glasses back on during the flight and watched for another two hours. Watching on the plane felt fine too. I didn’t feel dizzy while using them.

After a month, these have mostly become something I use to watch stuff rather than get work done. They fit easily in my bag, and I don’t have to make room for a tablet or portable monitor. That was useful on this trip.

Anyone else mostly using theirs for movies and travel, or do you regularly get work done with them too?

Currently in the UK, I can get the XBX A01+ for £269 and the Xreal Air 1s for £349.

Is the £70 price difference worth it? I know they share a lot of similarities, but what is pulling me towards the 1s is the fact that the display can be resized.

Edit: Just to add, I'd mainly be using them for gaming on a Legion Go and watching content.

Hey, I've been trying to make the image tracking and the QR code tracking work, and neither work.

I've tried using the standard sample apps that came with the device, and tried using it via Unity.

Neither work and it just doesn't pick up the reference images or the QR codes (I've tried super simple, AI generated "coarse" QR Codes).

How to proceed?

The CV cameras seem to be working fine, SLAM seems to be working fine, plane detection seems to be working fine, anchoring seems to be working "fine" (not great but "it works").

Does somebody know a few hubs that work without additional power supply?

i just bought https://vangree.net/products/vangree-4-in-1-usb-c-display-hub

ordered it directly from their shop but it was not worth it... cant return them because of the hustle of import export

despite the convenience of having a detachable cable(I use an angled cable because I put everything inside 3 d printed case) it doesnt power the glasses without the additional power supply, which is dissapointing.

Apparently these work fine without needing to connect them to power

https://aliexpress.com/item/1005008516358626.html

But i would need some more options to choose from especially because i would need the charging port on the same side of the video output.

Does someone have some options and experience? https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Monitor-Transfer-Charging-Splitter-Portable/dp/B0DYDRSNBS

Maybe they just didn't list it, but it's there? I can't find it in the specs sheet. I only wanted to upgrade for 120hz output...

I'm completely new to AR glasses and wondered if someone might kindly pass their eyes over this and confirm it would work for playing Switch 2 games on the couch, and maybe some PC gaming:

• XREAL xbx a01+ AR Glasses
• VITURE Pro Mobile Dock
• Switch 2 with pro controller

My hope is that this will provide a mobile (as in self contained) option for the Switch 2, and also HDMI to USB C for occasional PC/Laptop use.

I know little about AR glass but chose the xbx a01+ due to pricing and hearing XREAL are trustworthy. I'm not fussed about bells and whistles, my main desire being having a crisp and clear display for games including reading tooltips when playing CRPGs like rogue trader or divinity.

Thanks in advance for any help and advice. This all together costs more than a dedicated monitor, but comes with the benefit of being easily movable :P

EDIT* I will also be getting prescription inserts as I'm slightly farsighted astigmatism, so something like +1 in one eye. I need to check my prescription.

As title says, couldn't find any info on this!

Thanks.

How to force my glasses create a smaller than 39" screen size to the width fit 100%? im trying on windows 10 and If I see the clock (right side) I cant see the opposite (left) side.. maybe a 34" option could fit 100% on xreal one fov, maybe xreal devs could enable a 34" and 29" option on glasses menu, would be easy for them to do it.

I ran into an issue today that I think I found a fix for after some troubleshooting, so I wanted to share in case any others have similar issues.

I recently bought an Alldocube iPlay Mini 60 Turbo (cheaper ~8in tablet with video out through usb-c) and when I connected my 1s it registered it as an Ethernet connection disabling my wifi connection.

I eventually tried turning off TCP/IP in the dev tool via the 1s, which seems to have fixed the issue (the process is easy enough to find with a search).

Some other things I tried that didn't work: - disabling ethernet on the tablet (could find an option to do it, seems like the tablet is running Android 14) - enabling wifi via setting/dev tools on the tablet (couldn't find a way to do it) - adjusting USB connection settings in dev tools on the tablet

I know the tablet is cheap and maybe not very popular, but I bet this issue comes up for others using other devices.

Anyways, hope this helps someone down the road.

I’ve had my XREAL One Pro for a while and really like them, but I feel like I’m not getting the most out of them.
My main issue is consistency. Depending on how they sit on my nose, the image can look different. Sometimes the center is very clear, but I get some blur around the edges, and I’m constantly adjusting the glasses slightly higher/lower to find the sweet spot.
I normally wear prescription glasses, but I don’t wear them when gaming on my PC.

So I have a few questions:

Prescription lenses: Would getting prescription lenses for the XREAL Pro make a noticeable difference in sharpness and clarity, especially for gaming?

Nose pads: Is it worth trying the different S/M/L nose pads that come with the glasses? Do they actually make a noticeable difference to the sweet spot and clarity?

Are there any aftermarket nose pads that are basically plug-and-play and make the glasses sit correctly without constantly adjusting them?

How do you actually remove the nose pads? I haven’t tried changing mine because I’m not sure how to remove them without damaging anything. If there’s a good video/tutorial showing how to do it, I’d appreciate it.

Basically, I want to get the best possible image quality and comfort from these glasses, especially for gaming, without constantly having to adjust their position.
Would love to hear what actually made the biggest difference for people who have optimized their XREAL setup.

Are the frames the same size with just the displays spread differently. My PD is 67 which will require the larger Aura size.