XReal Air 2 Series was released with a groundbreaking Micro-OLED display, and impressive features, and is now available worldwide.
Highlights of XReal Air 2 Series
XReal’s new AR glasses, the Air 2 and Air 2 Pro feature a groundbreaking micro-OLED display, lightweight design with improved balance, X-Spatial Sound 2.0, and TÜV Rheinland certifications.
- sleek sunglasses-like design with a Micro-OLED display from Sony
- remarkable pixel density and a view akin screen
- enhanced audio with X-Spatial Sound and privacy protection
XReal, previously known as NReal, has recently launched two versions of its advanced AR glasses worldwide, named Air 2 and Air 2 Pro. In this article, we’ll discuss these new AR glasses, including their design, display, features, pricing, and availability.
What is the price of XReal Air 2 in Nepal? The XReal Air 2 is expected to be around NPR 63,699, while the XReal Air 2 Pro is likely to cost around NPR 71,599.
XReal Air 2 Series Specifications
| Design | Sunglasses-like design |
| Display | 0.55-inch Micro-OLED from Sony |
| Display Resolution | 4,032 pixels per inch (PPI) |
| Viewing Experience | Equivalent to 330-inch screen |
| Color Options | Grey and Red |
| Customization | 7 sticker options available |
| Weight | 72 grams |
| Materials | Magnesium alloy |
| Weight Distribution | Improved balance and comfort |
| Audio | X-Spatial Sound 2.0 |
| Certifications | TÜV Rheinland certified |
| Connectivity | USB Type-C port |
| Companion Handset | XReal Beam |
| Handset Features | Pre-installed apps from Bilibili and iQiyi |
| Electrochromic Glasses | Air 2: Not available Air 2 Pro: Adjustable tint on 3 levels (Air 2 Pro exclusive) |
Design and Display
Both models of XReal’s new AR glasses have a design that resembles sunglasses, with a difference being a 0.55-inch Micro-OLED display from Sony located beneath the lenses. The highlight of these glasses is the Micro-OLED display, which boasts a pixel density of 4,032 pixels per inch (ppi), representing a 21% increase from the previous model. This display offers a viewing experience equivalent to a massive 330-inch screen.
The Air 2 series is available in Grey and Red color options and offers customization with seven different sticker options. XReal has managed to reduce the weight of the glasses to just 72 grams by using materials like Magnesium alloy. Additionally, they’ve shifted the weight distribution towards the temple, resulting in improved comfort and balance.
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Features
These new AR glasses, Air 2 and Air 2 Pro, feature X-Spatial Sound 2.0, providing enhanced mid-low-frequency audio and preventing sound leakage for privacy. These glasses are TÜV Rheinland certified, ensuring accurate colors, eye comfort, low blue light emission, and no flicker. They offer connectivity via a USB Type-C port.
It also comes with a companion handset known as the XReal Beam, which can be used as a remote control for the glasses. The Beam includes pre-installed tablet versions of apps from Bilibili and iQiyi, enabling users to enjoy content without needing a separate TV subscription.
While most aspects of the Air 2 and Air 2 Pro are similar, the Air 2 Pro stands out with its electrochromic glasses, allowing users to manually adjust the tint of their glasses at three different levels.
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XReal Air 2, XReal Air 2 Pro Price in Nepal & Availability
Initially, these cutting-edge glasses were available only in China, but they are now accessible on XReal’s official website. The grey version of the glasses will begin shipping on November 6, with the red variant becoming available by the end of November.
In terms of pricing in Nepal, it is expected that the Air 2 will be priced around NPR 63,699, while the XReal Air 2 Pro is likely to cost around NPR 71,599. We will update this article whenever the products are launched in Nepal.
| Xreal AR Glasses | Price in USA (Official) | Price in Nepal (Expected) |
| Air 2 | USD 399 | NPR 63,699 |
| Air 2 Pro | USD 449 | NPR 71,599 |
| Air 2 + Xreal Beam | USD 499 | NPR 79,599 |
| Air 2 Pro + Xreal Beam | USD 549 | NPR 87,599 |
Conclusion- XReal’s global launch of the Air 2 and Air 2 Pro AR glasses, featuring micro-OLED displays with remarkable pixel density, sleek sunglass-like designs, and a range of certified features, marks a significant leap in augmented reality technology. Their commitment to improving comfort and user experience through weight distribution and sound quality enhancements is impressive.
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FAQs:
What is the price of XReal Air 2 in Nepal?
The XReal Air 2 is expected to be around NPR 63,699, while the XReal Air 2 Pro is likely to cost around NPR 71,599.
How has XReal improved the comfort of their new AR glasses?
XReal has reduced the weight of the glasses to only 72 grams and shifted the weight towards the temple for better balance and comfort.
What audio enhancement does XReal Air 2 offer?
The Air 2 features X-Spatial Sound 2.0, delivering improved mid-low-frequency sounds and preventing sound leakage for enhanced privacy.
Is there a companion device for the XReal AR glasses?
Yes, XReal offers a companion handset called the XReal Beam, which can be used as a remote control and comes pre-installed with content apps.
What distinguishes the XReal Air 2 Pro from the Air 2 model?
The Air 2 Pro features electrochromic glasses, allowing users to manually adjust the tint at three different levels for added versatility.
