I wear these $450 XR glasses to get work done during my commutes

The Xreal 1S sells for $449 and arrives with several upgrades while undercutting its predecessor. Field of view increases from 50 to 52 degrees, resolution jumps from 1080p to 1200p, the aspect ratio moves from 16:9 to 16:10, and brightness rises from 500 nits to 700 nits.

The glasses use the Xreal X1 spatial computing chip and are the first Xreal model to support Real 3D. Built-in 2D-to-3D conversion runs on the glasses themselves, letting you toggle many phone and media views into 3D without extra software. The frames weigh 82 grams, come in dark navy blue with a red lower-right main button, offer three adjustment levels on the arms, and include multiple nose pieces for fit.

Audio comes from two downward-facing speakers, though volume can be low on transit and external earbuds may be needed. The Xreal Neo accessory is a compact 10,000 mAh battery with an integrated USB-C cable and two USB-C ports, one for charging the Neo and one for the glasses.

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