The 'XREAL Air 2' is a pair of augmented reality (AR) glasses that can connect to various devices via USB-C or wirelessly with the optional Beam accessory. The glasses feature Sony’s 0.55-inch Micro-OLED displays that offer Full HD resolution, high contrast ratio, and vivid colors. The glasses also have integrated speakers that provide spatial audio, and a sensor that detects when the user is wearing them. The glasses have a sleek and comfortable design, and are available in two colors: grey and black.
The XREAL Air 2 costs $399, while the Pro version, which has electrochromic dimming lenses that can switch between clear and shaded modes, costs $449. The glasses are available for pre-order now from Xreal’s website, and will ship in November. The Beam accessory, which enables wireless connectivity, costs $119, and is compatible with iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro models. The glasses also require adapters for older iPhones and consoles, which cost $29 each. The Xreal Air 2 and Air 2 Pro glasses are expected to launch in Europe and the US soon, as they are already available in China and Japan.
High-Quality Glasses Displays
The XREAL Air 2 Displays a 120Hz Signal with Projected OLED
Trend Themes
1. Augmented Reality Glasses - The XREAL Air 2 is a pair of augmented reality glasses that offer Full HD resolution, high contrast ratio, and vivid colors.
2. Wireless Connectivity - The XREAL Air 2 can connect to various devices wirelessly with the optional Beam accessory.
3. Electrochromic Dimming Lenses - The XREAL Air 2 Pro version has electrochromic dimming lenses that can switch between clear and shaded modes.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The XREAL Air 2 glasses offer high-quality visuals and spatial audio, enhancing the consumer electronics experience.
2. Mobile Technology - The wireless connectivity feature of the XREAL Air 2 glasses caters to the growing demand for seamless mobile technology integration.
3. Eyewear Industry - The XREAL Air 2's sleek and comfortable design, along with its advanced features, present disruptive opportunities in the eyewear industry.