ASUS ROG XREAL R1 Shatters Gaming Glass Limits With Groundbreaking 240HZ Micro-Oled Technology

Gaming just got a serious upgrade—and a pair of sunglasses might be stealing the spotlight. The ASUS ROG Xreal R1 isn’t your average headwear, unless your average involves projecting a 171-inch screen right in front of your eyes, anytime, anywhere.

These sleek, 91-gram glasses pack 240Hz Micro-OLED FHD displays powered by Sony’s 0.55-inch panels, meaning every pixel pops with crisp clarity. With 1920 x 1080 resolution per eye and a peak brightness of 600 nits, dim rooms or sudden sunlight don’t stand a chance. And at 57 degrees, the field of view wraps around your vision just enough to make you forget your little brother is staring at you from the couch.

91 grams of pure immersion—240Hz Micro-OLED clarity, 600-nit brilliance, and a 57° view that shuts out little brothers and lights alike.

The virtual screen experience? Think bigger than your TV, even if you’ve got one of those wall-sized ones your dad bragged about buying on sale. At four meters, it’s like having a 171-inch display to yourself, covering 95% of your focused view.

Thanks to 3D depth of field tech, games feel anchored, not floaty—so when dragons swoop, they *swoop*. This isn’t just a gimmick; it’s an immersive experience that pulls you in without yanking you out of reality completely—because yeah, you can still see the world around you, which is great when mom yells, “Dinner!” mid-boss fight.

Gaming performance hits next-level smooth with 2ms motion-to-photon latency—basically, zero lag between your thumbs mashing buttons and what happens on-screen. Animations glide silky smooth, even at high frame rates, and the TUV Rheinland-certified eye comfort means your eyeballs won’t quit before your gamer grind does. Like many modern smart devices, it incorporates AES-256 encryption to protect your personal gaming data.

Plug it into the ROG Ally via USB-C, or use the ROG Control Dock with your PC, PS5, Switch, even Xbox Series X—no extra software, no drama. HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 on the dock? Yes, please.

Sound by Bose adds spatial audio magic with ultra-linear speakers, wrapping you in 3D sound—footsteps behind you, explosions above, your own gasp when you finally beat that level.

With auto-tinting electrochromic lenses and three manual dimming levels, these glasses adjust like they read your mind. Revealed at CES 2026, they’ll roll out worldwide early that year. Price? Still a mystery—but whatever it is, it’s probably cheaper than upgrading your entire living room. It’s compatible with multiple gaming platforms, making it a versatile choice for any player looking to step into the future of gaming with 240Hz micro-OLED technology. The ROG Control Dock enables seamless connectivity across consoles and computers, eliminating the need for complex setups.