r/Xreal

Hi everyone,

Have you ever encountered your Side-By-Side video misaligned or stretched?

My app ScreenLab XR can move each Side freely to align them using Stack1 or Stack2.

• Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.northnroro.nroro_shader
• Please check the tutorial video how to set it up. You can even set up 3 DoF stabilizer together with aligned SBS on the stack!
• It works for YouTube SBS video and most other SBS video.

^ This is how I watch any SBS video even they do not fit properly. Thanks to u/No-Marsupial-9963 for suggesting me to try FeedTheBeast today. I use XR glasses for VR360 video as well.

What else would you use ScreenLab XR for? Please let me know your thoughts/feedbacks~❤️

Appreciate u/backlon for stopping by the booth to get an early look at Project Aura!

For developers who haven't joined the Android XR Developer Catalyst Program yet, please apply here! 😎

Hi everyone!

This is my first post on Reddit. I'd like to share the setup/toys I use with my XREAL 1S!

I use my Xreal One Pro’s to game nearly every day. I have 2 different setups, a desk setup, and my usual couch setup. Here are some pictures and the hardware.

Hardware:

1. Steam Deck (LCD) You only need the LCD when you have XReal glasses :D
2. Azeron Cyborg 2 - This is only used when I’m playing World of Warcraft
3. Royal Kludge RK-F68 - This is a folding 68% mechanical keyboard. The cool thing, is that it folds horizontally instead of vertically. So you can actually use it on your lap.
4. Logitech MX Master 3
5. Jsaux RGB Steam Deck Dock (because everyone needs some RGB in their life)
6. Most importantly, my XReal One Pro (Medium) with a the XReal Eye

Software:
I use Apollo & Moonlight to play nearly everything on my Steam Deck. This is both locally and on the go as well. I have a dedicated gaming PC setup in a server rack with a dedicated 10Gig network card connected to a Unifi switch. This PC is also my Plex server, so it needs a nice fast ethernet connection as my kids are always streaming media from it and it’s recording OTA tv shows as well.

Most of the time while I’m playing anything except World of Warcraft I’m usually just sitting on the couch with my Steam Deck in hand and my glasses on. My wife has finally gotten used to seeing me look all weird while gaming. The upside, is that she can watch whatever she wants on the TV and I can just ignore it.

Feel free to ask any questions about any of the hardware.

For the ones that wanted a real recording on how it looks outdoors. Wait until the end for the proper dimming to be set.

nintendo switch 2 + Nintendo switch gamepad pro + unnlink adapter + xreal one + anker 30W.

I bought the Xreal S1 two days ago, and today I took them outside for the first time. And honestly, it worked better than I expected.

I sat on a park bench in the shade with my dog for about 45 minutes, wearing a hat to cut down on reflections a bit. There are definitely still reflections, and the resolution is not amazing, but for my use case it was perfectly workable.

I could see myself getting used to this.

The hat helped in two ways: it added some extra shade, and it made the glasses feel a bit more discreet. With the hat on, they did not look quite as huge. I even asked a woman walking by if the glasses looked too outlandish, and she said they did not.

So, first outdoor test: not perfect, but surprisingly usable.

>There have been a handful of hardware updates since I last tried out Project Aura in October. The glasses, made in collaboration with Xreal, now feature a carrying case and a new design for their compute puck. Google was mum on the chip inside, aside from the fact that it’s more powerful than the previous puck. The puck also has a fingerprint scanner, so you can unlock the device more easily. And in addition to a waist clip, there’s now a lanyard so you can wear the puck around your neck, in case you’d like to channel peak Gadget Dad vibes.

>You won’t look cool in these glasses, but the target audience for Project Aura isn’t the average Joe in the same way that Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses are. They’re a starting point for XR diehards who want a more portable and discreet version of a headset. Case in point: navigating Aura’s interface is nearly identical to the Galaxy XR’s.

>Last time I took Project Aura for a whirl, I mostly tried playing a tabletop game in a mixed-reality space, viewing multiple app windows in your space, and wirelessly mirroring a laptop display a la the Samsung Galaxy XR and Apple Vision Pro. This time around, I got to see a few vibecoded, spatial computing experiences. One let me make 3D AR doodles. Another would bring up the molecular structure of any real-world object I “pinched.” Neither was particularly unique, but the point is that you no longer need a full-on headset to experience or test vibecoded spatial apps. Mirroring a display was as easy as plugging the glasses into the laptop with a USB-C cable. At this, my eyes widened. Instead of needing to buy a second monitor, you can carry one around in your pocket. You don’t have to rely on spotty Wi-Fi either. I’m never going to be one of those people who schlepps a headset onto a plane or to the office, but this? This I would do.

>A slightly more gimmicky — but still cool — feature is the adaptive transparency mode. The opacity of Project Aura’s lenses can be tweaked lighter or darker with a press of a button. The neat thing is the glasses can tell if you’re looking at content versus trying to interact with people. So say you crank up the opacity for a more immersive working environment, but then your spouse asks you a question. When you look at said spouse, the glasses will automatically revert so you can see them clearly. When you look back at your second digital screen, you’re back to full opacity.

https://www.threads.com/@vicmsong/post/DYiEiVSAVtE?xmt=AQG04P4GzGV3wAazkP7owhOgOL9ZkLV3BEWEQmdXZwQDe14cUiWj1hGo4QcxenO5i8m-PbFm&slof=1

Today at Google I/O, XREAL and Google showcased live demonstrations of Project Aura, developed in partnership with r/AndroidXR.

We are incredibly excited about what this means for the future of spatial computing. The goal is to build experiences that live inside the real world, rather than pulling you out of it.

Here is what Project Aura brings to the table:

• Massive Visuals: A 70° field of view in a lightweight form factor.
• Natural Inputs: Hands and voice are built as first-class inputs.
• Contextual AI: It is built for Gemini, to better understand what you’re seeing and doing, making it easier to get the help you need or take action on your behalf across your apps — with just a conversation.
• Seamless Android Integration: Your favorite apps from Google Play run seamlessly on Aura. You can access Google apps that have been reimagined for XR, totally new experiences made for Android XR by developers, and millions of mobile and tablet apps.
• Spatial Computing: Run spatial multi-window apps anchored naturally to your physical space.

We need builders for the next era of Android. The Android XR SDK is ready, and the platform is open, but the apps that will define this ecosystem haven't been written yet.

If you're a developer, we invite you to build the future with us! We are officially opening the Android XR Developer Catalyst Program. Apply for a chance to get your Project Aura dev kit, gain full access to the Android XR SDK, and help us shape the platform that powers experiences that dissolve the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds.

Whether you’re an XR enthusiast waiting to see what’s next, or a developer ready to start building with us today, you can learn more and register here.

Let us know what you think!

Drop any questions you have about Project Aura or the dev program in the comments, and feel free to join the discussion in r/XREAL and r/AndroidXR.

Source: https://x.com/RalphJodiceJr/status/2056754856812233140

Google I/O starts at 10AM PT / 1PM ET today, May 19th, with a keynote presentation, which will be livestreamed on Google’s YouTube channel and on the Google I/O site.

https://www.youtube.com/live/wYSncx9zLIU?si=brqyGXEzWLUCCgxf

https://io.google/2026/