XREAL Aura with Android XR start at $1,279
XREAL’s first pair of Android XR glasses, XREAL Aura, finally have a price tag – $1,279.
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XREAL teases the price of its Android XR glasses as early-bird deal sells out
XREAL Aura, the company’s first pair of Android XR-based glasses, are set to officially get a price point soon as the first sales figures have come in, and it’s pretty popular so far.
Expand Expanding CloseXREAL’s Android XR glasses will cost under $1,500, which isn’t as expensive as it sounds
XREAL Aura, the company’s first pair of Android XR glasses, are officially set to launch this Fall, but we don’t have a price just yet. All we know is that, according to XREAL, Aura will cost under $1,500.
Expand Expanding CloseXREAL’s Android XR glasses launch ‘this fall’ with Project Hail Mary & Fallout games, $99 reservations open
Following a first look at Google I/O last month, XREAL has today confirmed that its Android XR glasses, Aura, will be launching this Fall with reservations open today, and a list of confirmed apps and games too.
Expand Expanding CloseXREAL’s Android XR glasses one-up Apple’s wired battery with a controller, more [Video]
Google says the first Android XR display glasses aren’t coming until 2027, which makes me all the more excited to check out XREAL’s upcoming Project Aura hardware and, at I/O, we’re getting more details about those glasses, including how they one-up Apple’s Vision Pro by turning the wired battery into the brains of the experience, and a controller too.
Expand Expanding CloseXREAL’s Android XR glasses will launch before the end of 2026, early access for devs
Alongside other Android XR announcements at Google I/O 2026, XREAL has confirmed that its Project Aura glasses will be launching before the end of 2026, with a new program granting developers early access.
Expand Expanding CloseXREAL says its Android XR glasses only work wired, teases ‘largest screen,’ 2026 launch
XREAL’s first pair of Android XR glasses, “Project Aura,” were announced alongside Google I/O last month, and some new details are now coming out about the display and that you’ll need a wired “puck” to power the experience.
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