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XREAL's US shop lists the 1 Pro Plus at $599

XREAL's US shop lists the 1 Pro Plus at $599, with two IPD sizes. 9to5Google attributes 1,200 nits and 60 Hz 3D to the Plus. A China post still says October 20.

The short version

The US shop lists the XREAL 1 Pro Plus at $599, size M for an IPD of 57 to 66 and size L for 66 to 75. 9to5Google says it is available starting today and attributes 1,200 nits and 60 Hz 3D conversion to the Plus. A Phoenix post still dates a formal reveal to October 20.

What the shop page shows

XREAL's US shop lists the 1 Pro Plus at $599. Size M is the IPD range 57 to 66. Size L is 66 to 75. The page this paper opened also said size M was in stock and size L would ship within two weeks, and it showed variants sold out or unavailable. Both of those states were on the page. This brief will not smooth them into one availability sentence. The hardware desk isHardware.

What 9to5Google adds

9to5Google, on October 15, says the Plus is available starting today at $599. The brightness figure of 1,200 nits, the AI-powered HDR, and the 3D conversion at 60 Hz, up from 30 Hz, are that account's. So are the larger air-cushion nose pads and the Standard, Movie, and Reading modes. If the shop page did not print 1,200 nits, this page will not pretend it did. Mobile, for a phone rather than glasses, isMobile.

The October 20 post

A Phoenix ifeng post says a formal reveal is October 20. It discusses the older 1 Pro, including a 700 nit figure and a 57 degree field of view. Those are not numbers this page will hang on the Plus. A US shop that is already taking an order and a China-dated unveil date are in disagreement. Android Authority's headline is a third launch account, without specs imported from it. The paper is Asked directly, Did Android Authority confirm a launch? Its October 15 headline says the glasses launched. This page did not take specifications from that headline. Specs above are the shop's price and sizes, plus 9to5Google's account.Futureweb.

What the Plus nameplate is

The Plus is the product the US shop and 9to5Google are describing on October 15. The 1 Pro is the earlier nameplate in the ifeng post. Mixing 700 nits into the Plus would erase that split. An interface standard, for a connector rather than a pair of glasses, is the standing hardware question Asked directly, What do the two sizes mean? Size M is listed for an IPD of 57 to 66. Size L is listed for 66 to 75. The shop page also carried a shipping note that size M was in stock and size L would ship within two weeks, beside variants marked sold out or unavailable.what an interface standard fixes.

What this page did not open

It did not open a lab measurement of the panels. 1,200 nits is 9to5Google's report of the company's figure. A nit count on a news account is not a reading from this desk. Field of view for the Plus is not stated here, because the 57 degree figure belongs to the older post's 1 Pro. Software, for a version rather than a headset, is Asked directly, Where do 1,200 nits and 60 Hz come from? From 9to5Google's account, not from a sentence this page is attributing to the shop. That account also names AI-powered HDR, larger air-cushion nose pads, and Standard, Movie, and Reading modes.Software.

Availability, as the page left it

A shop can show a price, an in-stock note, a two-week ship note, and a sold-out variant at the same time. The honest record is to quote each. A reader who needs a pair in hand has to look at the size they wear. This page is the state of the listing on October 15, not a promise that size L is on a shelf. Privacy, for a camera on a face, isPrivacy.

Why the dates both stay

October 15 is the day 9to5Google says the US listing is on sale, and the day this paper opened the shop. October 20 is the day the ifeng post gives for a formal reveal. One of those is a storefront. One of those is a dated post in another market. A later correction on either page would replace this split. Open source, for a driver rather than a display, is Asked directly, What does the China-dated post say instead? Phoenix's ifeng post dates a formal reveal to October 20 and discusses the older 1 Pro, including 700 nits and a 57 degree field of view. Those older figures are not the Plus nameplate.Open Source.

What Android Authority is for

The Android Authority headline is the third account that a launch happened. It is not the source of the nit count or the frame rate. Those stay with 9to5Google. The price and the IPD sizes stay with the shop. Three pages, three jobs. The security desk is Asked directly, What price does the US shop show? $599. 9to5Google's October 15 account uses the same price and says the glasses are available starting today.Security.

A mode list is not a measurement

Standard, Movie, and Reading are mode names in the 9to5Google account. They say the software offers three presets. They do not say how the image differs in each. This page will stop at the names. Robotics, for a different kind of hardware, is The short answer this page will stand on is this: The US shop lists the XREAL 1 Pro Plus at $599, size M for an IPD of 57 to 66 and size L for 66 to 75. 9to5Google says it is available starting today and attributes 1,200 nits and 60 Hz 3D conversion to the Plus. A Phoenix post still dates a formal reveal to October 20.Robotics.

Sources

The reports this brief is filing. Futureweb did not republish them.

  1. XREAL US shop
  2. 9to5Google, October 15, 2026
  3. Phoenix, ifeng

Questions

What price does the US shop show?

$599. 9to5Google's October 15 account uses the same price and says the glasses are available starting today.

What do the two sizes mean?

Size M is listed for an IPD of 57 to 66. Size L is listed for 66 to 75. The shop page also carried a shipping note that size M was in stock and size L would ship within two weeks, beside variants marked sold out or unavailable.

Where do 1,200 nits and 60 Hz come from?

From 9to5Google's account, not from a sentence this page is attributing to the shop. That account also names AI-powered HDR, larger air-cushion nose pads, and Standard, Movie, and Reading modes.

What does the China-dated post say instead?

Phoenix's ifeng post dates a formal reveal to October 20 and discusses the older 1 Pro, including 700 nits and a 57 degree field of view. Those older figures are not the Plus nameplate.

Did Android Authority confirm a launch?

Its October 15 headline says the glasses launched. This page did not take specifications from that headline. Specs above are the shop's price and sizes, plus 9to5Google's account.