At a glance

Display type

None (handheld Android host; 6.5-inch touchscreen for control — drives connected XREAL glasses as the spatial display)

Weight

208 g

Battery

3.5 hr

• Full Google Play library on a 6.5-inch Android 14 handheld built to feed XREAL glasses
• Dual 50MP cameras 50mm apart capture 3D spatial photos and 1080p/60 spatial video
• Only useful paired with XREAL glasses; the 6.5-inch screen is a control surface, not the show
• XREAL names only a 'Snapdragon spatial companion processor' — the exact chip is unpublished

Full specifications ↓

XREAL Beam Pro

XREAL

$199

Check price at Amazon

Weight

208 g

Battery

3.5 hr

Camera

Dual 50MP (3D spatial, f/2.2) + 8MP front

Full Google Play library on a 6.5-inch Android 14 handheld built to feed XREAL glasses · 4 pros & 4 cons ↓

The XREAL Beam Pro is XREAL's spatial computing companion for its glasses: a 6.5-inch Android 14 handheld (NebulaOS) with full Google Play access that drives connected XREAL glasses as the spatial display — 3DoF anchoring with the Air and One series (the screen stays pinned in place when you turn your head, instead of following you), and full 6DoF with the Air 2 Ultra (windows sit in fixed positions around your workspace as you lean and move). Dual 50MP cameras set 50mm apart capture 3D spatial photos and 1080p/60 spatial video, and dual USB-C ports let it charge while feeding the glasses over DisplayPort. It weighs 208g, is rated IP54 (splash-resistant), and its 4300mAh battery runs about 3.5 hours of video to connected glasses, with 27W fast charging, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.2. The Wi-Fi 6GB+128GB model sells for $199, with 256GB and 5G variants published above it. Best for: XREAL glasses owners who want a dedicated Google Play host with spatial capture instead of tying up their phone.