XREAL Prescription Lenses: Every Documented Option
By AR Compare Team ·
XREAL takes one route to prescription support, and it takes it on every model: custom prescription inserts. There are no adjustment dials anywhere in the line-up — if you wear glasses, a small optician-ground lens frame clips behind the optics and carries your correction. This page collects everything XREAL and its named partners actually document: which insert fits which model, what the order forms accept, the one model with published limits, and the recorded prices. It is built from the same maker-verified prescription record that powers our prescription guide and ranking, swept 2026-09-17.
The official lens service
The One-family, xbx a01+, and R1 inserts are sold through the shop’s per-model lens pages and made by XREAL’s named lens partner; Air-series pairs go through the named partners or your own optician instead. The order form takes sphere, cylinder, and axis values — plus powers included, with the form itself explaining that minus means nearsighted and plus means farsighted — and the One Series user guide confirms inserts for myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. Lenses come in 1.6 or 1.67 index, standard or blue-light-blocking. There is no progressive option, and inserts are custom-made and non-returnable.
What XREAL does not publish matters just as much: for the One, 1S, and One Pro, no numeric prescription range appears anywhere first-party. Our record keeps that silence rather than guessing — where you see no numbers below, XREAL publishes none.
Model by model
Every available XREAL-ecosystem model with a documented prescription path, straight from the structured record (as of 2026-09-17):
| Model | Documented prescription support | Recorded price |
|---|---|---|
| XREAL 1S | Inserts / lens frame via XREAL official lens service, $49.90 sale / $149.90 list USD (shared One/1S SKU) | $449 |
| XREAL Air 2 | Inserts / lens frame via Lensology, Rochester Optical, Frame of Choice | $199 |
| XREAL Air 2 Pro | Inserts / lens frame via JUN GINZA; Frame of Choice | $249 |
| XREAL One | Inserts / lens frame via XREAL official lens service, $49.90 sale / $149.90 list USD (shared One/1S SKU) | $399 |
| XREAL One Pro | Inserts / lens frame via XREAL official lens service, $59.90 sale / $159.90 list USD (One Pro SKU) | $599 |
| XREAL xbx a01+ | Inserts / lens frame via XREAL official lens service, -10.00 to +6.00, cyl up to 4.00, $49.90 sale / $149.90 list USD | $299 |
Three things the table encodes:
- Inserts are generation-locked. The One and 1S share one insert design — XREAL’s FAQ states the 1S “uses the same prescription lens design as the XREAL One” and that it is incompatible with earlier models. The One Pro takes its own SKU, covered in full — boxed frame, prices, the partner’s posted range — on our One Pro prescription page. Air-series lenses stay in the Air family (Air lenses fit the Air 2 per XREAL’s own page), and the discontinued Air 2 Ultra took a dedicated frame incompatible with Air and Air 2 inserts — worth knowing second-hand, since insert availability for a discontinued model is uncertain.
- The xbx a01+ is the only model with maker-published limits. Its official lens page and tutorial publish per-eye bounds: nearsightedness to -10.00, farsightedness to +6.00, astigmatism to -4.00, with combined farsightedness plus astigmatism capped at +6.00 per eye. The tutorial also notes the insert frame is not in the box, and — XREAL’s only statement on wearing your own glasses underneath — discourages doing so long-term.
- Partners widen the menu. The Air 2 page names Lensology and Rochester Optical and links Frame of Choice; the Air 2 Pro box list names JUN GINZA. For the One family, XREAL’s shop FAQ names HONSVR, whose own One/1S page quotes -15.00 to +15.00 sphere and ±8.00 cylinder at $49.95 — a partner-published figure, not XREAL’s, so treat it as the partner’s claim.
The ASUS ROG XREAL R1 sits in the same ecosystem: its box includes an insert frame (no lenses) for fitting at an optician, or lenses ordered from XREAL’s R1-specific SKU at $59.90 on sale — both ASUS and XREAL document the path.
Where to order
The current official pages: One / 1S inserts and One Pro inserts, each showing its sale and list price at the time of our sweep. For Air-series pairs, XREAL’s route is a partner or a local optician using the frame that ships in the box.
All of this is the maker’s own published documentation reported as recorded — it is not medical advice. Buying advice in one line: order the insert for your exact model, put your full prescription into the form, and because every insert is final-sale, have your optician confirm your numbers first — especially outside the xbx a01+, where XREAL publishes no limits to check against. That silence is not a defect of this page’s data; it is the documented state of the product line, and our record reports it honestly.
For how inserts compare with the dial-based and in-frame routes other brands use, start at the prescription guide; for which pair suits prescription wearers best overall, the best prescription smart glasses ranking scores every eligible model. Weigh the two flagships in Rokid Max 2 vs XREAL One Pro. The other brands’ documented routes: RayNeo, VITURE, and Rokid.
Frequently asked questions
Do XREAL glasses support prescription lenses?
Yes, through custom inserts — a small lens frame that clips behind the optics, ground to your numbers. No XREAL model has built-in vision adjustment, so the insert is the route on every pair. XREAL sells inserts through its official lens service, and its pages also name outside partners for several models.
Can you get XREAL inserts with astigmatism correction?
Yes. The official order form takes sphere, cylinder, and axis values, and XREAL's One Series user guide confirms inserts for myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. XREAL publishes numeric limits only for the xbx a01+, so for other models confirm your exact numbers with your optician before ordering — inserts are custom-made and non-returnable.
Do XREAL One inserts fit the Air series?
No. Insert frames are generation-locked: the One and 1S share one insert design that does not fit earlier models, the One Pro has its own, and Air-series inserts stay within the Air family — XREAL documents that Air lenses also fit the Air 2, while the discontinued Air 2 Ultra took a dedicated frame incompatible with both.
How much do XREAL prescription lenses cost?
On XREAL's own shop at the time of our sweep: the shared One and 1S insert listed at $49.90 on sale from $149.90, the One Pro insert at $59.90 from $159.90, and the xbx a01+ insert at $49.90 from $149.90. Partner pricing differs by partner. Custom inserts are final-sale.