XREAL EYE camera for AR glasses
The XREAL EYE camera is designed to naturally and precisely anchor the image in space. Thanks to 6 DoF technology, the virtual displays stay exactly where you place them - whether you move, turn your head or walk. This allows for a much more realistic and stable AR glasses experience.
Ready to go without additional hardware
The built-in X1 chip allows instant interoperability with most devices equipped with DisplayPort output. There's no need to install any apps, drivers or use additional relays - just connect the camera to compatible AR glasses from the XREAL One series and you're ready to go right away.
Instant response to motion
The X1 chip-based image processing technology provides incredibly low latency - just 3 ms between movement and the response of the displayed image. As a result, virtual content does not lag in relation to head movements. This is crucial for a comfortable augmented reality experience, especially for longer sessions.
Capture the world from your own perspective
The integrated 12 MP camera allows you to capture photos and videos in quality optimal for vlogging, documenting or simply sharing your perspective with others. The camera is centrally located, so your recordings are consistent with what you actually see.
Unobtrusively lightweight
Despite its capabilities, the camera weighs just 1.35 grams, making its presence virtually unnoticeable when worn. The compact design does not affect the convenience of the AR glasses, while adding entirely new functions.
Combining the real and virtual worlds
Combined with the Beam Pro adapter, the camera allows you not only to record an augmented reality view, but also to share it. You can show others what your AR environment looks like in real time - at work, playing games or creating content.
Included
ManufacturerXREALModelX7011CompatibilityXREAL One SeriesChipX1M2P latency3 msResolution12 MPWeight1,35 gSupported devicesiPhone 15/16, Android, PC, Mac, iPad, Xbox, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch/Switch 2, Rog Ally, PS5, drones and others with DisplayPort (DP) output
