Xreal One Pro: Turning any space into a private cinema

Imagine being able to turn any seat, desk, or corner into your own private workspace or theatre. That is the promise of Xreal's new One Pro smart glasses.

Designed for practicality rather than spectacle, they offer something that other flashy smart glasses have failed to deliver — genuine usefulness.

The Xreal One Pro connects to laptops, phones, or gaming consoles through a USB-C cable and instantly projects a massive floating screen in front of the wearer's eyes.

According to Engadget, it does not block the outside world entirely, but it makes distractions fade away, like a visual version of noise cancellation. For those seeking privacy or focus in public spaces, this feature alone can feel transformative.

Its dual 1080p Sony Micro-OLED displays are bright and crisp, with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate that gives both movies and games an impressive clarity. Built-in Bose speakers provide clean audio, and at only 87 grams, the glasses are light enough for long sessions. You can even adjust the shades to darken the view, making them feel like pseudo-sunglasses during travel or commutes.

At £650, the Xreal One Pro is not cheap, but it offers surprising value. It is lighter and far less conspicuous than bulky VR headsets and avoids the ethical concerns of camera-equipped smart glasses. It may not make you look cool, but it makes working, watching, or gaming in tight spaces remarkably easy.