XREAL Air 2 Ultra Open Box Units

Sale price$499.00

Build Spatial Computing Applications on Lightweight Glasses

XREAL Air 2 Ultra adds spatial computing to the Air 2 series through integrated six degrees of freedom tracking with dual grayscale cameras. It is designed for developers building immersive augmented reality experiences, with a 52 degree field of view and a titanium frame.

Condition: These glasses are previously used in demo kits and are suitable for demonstration or development. Please note that XREAL has ended production of Air 2 Ultra and will not restock it; quantities are limited to units on hand. 

NOTE ON WARRANTY: THESE DEMO UNITS DO NOT SHIP WITH A WARRANTY AS THEY ARE OPEN BOX. NO RETURNS ARE ALLOWED ON THIS DEMO STOCK


Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
Display Sony 0.68 inch Micro-OLED
Resolution 1920 x 1080 per eye
Field of View 52 degrees
Refresh Rate Up to 120 Hz in 2D, up to 90 Hz in 3D
Perceived Brightness Up to 500 nits
Color Accuracy Delta E less than 3, individually calibrated per unit
Optics XREAL Optic Engine 3.0
Lens Transparency 3 mode electrochromic dimming
Cameras Dual grayscale environmental sensors
Sensors Inertial measurement unit
Tracking 3 degrees of freedom with XREAL Beam or Beam Pro; 6 degrees of freedom with XREAL Beam Pro
Audio Dual speakers and microphones, second generation sound system with directional audio
Connection USB-C cable
Frame Titanium
Fit 3 position temple adjustment
Prescription Prescription lenses available through XREAL optical partners
Eye Comfort TÜV Rheinland certified flicker free and low blue light; 100 percent UV protection
Weight Approximately 80 g excluding cable
Dimensions (folded) 148.5 x 48 x 60 mm

Check Device Compatibility

Use Supported Devices
Spatial computing Samsung Galaxy S22 (One UI 5.1, Snapdragon); Samsung Galaxy S23 (One UI 5.1 or 6.0, Snapdragon); XREAL Beam Pro; Nebula for Mac (beta)
Screen mirroring Devices with USB-C video output or HDMI output, including iPhone, Android, MacBook, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Windows PC
Development Android, using the XREAL software development kit