XREAL Beam Pro, the AR glasses spatial computing companion, 3D cameras, Android 14, supports all Google Play Store apps, multiple spatial experiences for movies, TV and gaming, FHD 1080p, 8G+256G

The Xreal Beam Pro is a game-changer in the world of augmented reality (AR) devices. This compact and affordable spatial computer offers an incredible experience that rivals high-end devices at a fraction of the cost. The Beam Pro is a massive leap from the original Beam giving you native access to the Android store and it even has duel cameras which allow you to take 3D videos and pictures that you can view back in the glasses in full 3D Pros: Affordable: Offers high-end features at a budget-friendly price. Versatile: Works seamlessly with Xreal smart glasses and supports a wide range of apps. Dual Cameras: Capable of capturing impressive 3D photos and videos. Battery Efficiency: Keeps your phone's battery life intact while providing extended usage. Cons: Limited Compatibility: Not compatible with computers, consoles, or handhelds. i used to like connecting my Xbox to the beam and playing in the glasses a feature that is missing from the pro instead opting to use the cloud gaming app Some Apps May Be Awkward: Certain apps might not be optimized for spatial mode. Overall, the Xreal Beam Pro is an exceptional device that brings AR technology to the masses. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just looking for a fun and immersive experience, the Beam Pro delivers in every aspect. It's a must-have for anyone interested in exploring the world of augmented reality.

For that price a good camera! Not the best for near, or macro, you need to be at least 2 meters distance, but for the rest a good buy, the battery goes quick down, so you will need a power pack, but for the rest its a good buy!

*Update*: after 2 days the device died :( Stopped charging and (obviously) now won't turn on. Which is a pity, I was starting to make some headway using Sunshine+Moonlight to stream to it with a bit more quality *Original*: Very disappointing device. Have tried Steam Link and Parsec so far and both have quality/latency problems. And forget about running discord at the same time - it cut the already poor framerate in half due to performance issues with the device. I'd be returning it but sadly I no longer have the box. On top of that, this is really the wrong form factor for such a thing. It should be smaller and squatter, and usable single-handed. Instead it's so long it is uncomfortable to use because the leverage makes it unpleasantly heavy as a remote. They really should make something in the shape of a closed Motorola Razr. Will also add the thing feels fairly cheap and plasticky, and the screen is a little washed out.

Very good with the glasses makes it a lot better than without this, one major disappointment is it dosent work with my handheld gaming device (Rog Ally X).

It's good when paired with the xreal air 2 pros. I've used this mainly as a big screen on the go. Not had any real issues with it apart from the occasional crash when paired with headphone via Bluetooth.

Pairs well with the XREAL1s glasses. Initially slow set, but that was due to issue with Play Store installation failing.. eventually resolved by clearing the cash of the app. Smooth operation of the Beam Pro with the 1S glasses. Make sure you follow the clear and precise operating instructions. Battery life is good and ample charge to watch several movies. Pared well with external storage card as well as having an SD card slot inbuilt allowing for upto 1TB extra storage. Playback of media is smooth and the 3d playback excellent.

They really are fantastic and the glasses xreal pro is great when out and about I mostly use my glasses on my apple phone 15 and my apple laptop but I do use the Real pro in my bed at night love it I have falling asleep before with them still on and the Xreal was still play 6 hours later lol

I would have loved the Xreal Beam Pro, and there were glimpses of what could have happened. However, at the end of the day, the device is not powerful enough to support AR, probably due to its CPU limitations. I believe a bit more power (a better CPU) would have helped. I hope that the next generation will be better, but for now, I’ve returned the device and look forward to the next iteration (and glasses).”