XREAL One Pro
57° field of view, up to 120 Hz, native spatial display through XREAL's X1 chip, and USB-C DisplayPort input.
View details →Gaming smart glasses
start with the video connection.
For gaming, display quality matters—but compatibility, refresh rate, latency, adapters and comfort usually decide whether the setup works well.
RayNeo Air 3s Pro
120 Hz, 76 g, high listed brightness and compatibility options for phones, handhelds, PCs and consoles through the right adapters.
View details →Rokid Max 2
A lightweight display-first option with high-refresh support and USB-C DisplayPort connectivity.
View details →ROG XREAL R1
A gaming-oriented XREAL collaboration aimed specifically at large-screen wearable gaming workflows.
View details →Before you buy for gaming
Confirm that your device outputs video over USB-C DisplayPort or that a compatible HDMI/console adapter exists. A glasses spec sheet cannot overcome a source device that does not output video.
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