X-rail augmented reality glasses with a brighter display were introduced

Xrail company has unveiled a new augmented reality glasses that increase the brightness of the screen by 70%, making it easier to use the virtual screen in bright environments.

Arjan's ambassador, Farkhunde Rafai: Watching movies, playing games and working with a large screen without the need to carry a monitor or laptop are features that turn augmented reality glasses into attractive products. However, using these glasses in bright environments can affect the user experience. Xrail company has tried to solve this problem in its latest product.

According to Digital Trends, Xreal Company has unveiled the Xreal 1 Pro Plus glasses, which is an updated version of the One Pro model, but with brighter screens and the ability to convert 2D images more smoothly.

The most important change of these glasses is increasing the maximum brightness of the display to 1200 nits; A figure that is about 70% more than the previous model. This increase in brightness can be important when wearing glasses on the daily commute, airplanes, outdoors, and bright office environments.

These glasses use two micro OLED screens made by Sony with a size of 0.55 inches and a resolution of 1080 pixels. Also, the ability to convert 2D to 3D content now runs at 60 frames per second; In the previous model, this rate was 30 frames per second.

X-Rail has also added another feature called AI HDR to the new product, which, according to the company, reveals more details in the light and dark parts of the image. Users can also choose from standard display modes, reading and gaming.

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Despite these changes, the main part of Aynak's hardware has remained the same. The X1 processor, Bose sound system, 57 degree field of view and the ability to adjust the darkness of the lenses to control the ambient light are still present in this model. The nose pads have also been redesigned for greater stability and comfort.

Features such as hand gesture control and tracking also require an Eye X-ray camera, which must be purchased separately. According to Digital Trends, owners of the previous model have little reason to upgrade, but the new product could be a more attractive choice for new buyers.

This product is available to buyers at a price of $599.