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Xreal's new Beam Pro isn't a smartphone, but it still looks like it might be the AR gadget we've been waiting for.

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The $199 Android phone-like device has spatial cameras, can control plug-in glasses and tries to do what phones currently can't… yet.

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We’ve already seen companies try for a laptop alternative using AR glasses as a screen with the Spacetop G1. So why don’t we have a phone made explicitly for AR? Well, AR glasses maker XReal has decided to unleash something phone-like. It…

Xreal unveils the $199+ Beam Pro, a 6.5-inch device that powers Xreal's glasses, runs Android 14-based NebulaOS, uses a Snapdragon chip, and has two USB-C ports — Xreal has made a name for itself with some surprisingly nice-looking…

Today, XREAL announced a brand new phone-like accessory for its AR glasses that will save your phone battery while allowing you to make 3D videos.

Xreal's new Beam Pro works with Air and Air 2 smart glasses, replacing your phone while adding spatial video recording and more.

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While Apple and Meta offer advanced user interfaces in full headsets, Xreal's Beam Pro delivers the UI in an Android device that's way more comfortable - and affordable.

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The $200 Beam pro looks like an Android phone, but instead it's a mobile device designed specifically for Xreal’s glasses.

XReal, the AR glasses company behind the Air specs has revealed its newest accessory, the Beam Pro. It’s an Android device with spatial video cameras.

The Xreal Beam Pro looks like a smartphone — but it’s not. | Image: Xreal

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Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are innovative display technologies with the ability to revolutionize the way we interact and experience the world.