The XREAL One Pro connects with a single USB-C cable to any device that outputs video over USB-C (DisplayPort Alt Mode). That covers recent iPhones, most Android phones, Mac and Windows laptops, and handhelds such as the Steam Deck and ROG Ally.
Devices without USB-C video output need a small adapter to connect.
- Game Consoles (PS5, Xbox): Output via HDMI and require an HDMI-to-USB-C adapter with power pass-through.
- The Nintendo Switch, for example, works through the XREAL Hub
- Older phones without DisplayPort output use a XREAL streaming accessory such as Beam Pro.
If you are buying for a specific device, the single most important check is whether that device outputs video over its USB-C port; if it does not, plan for the matching adapter.
A quick way to tell: most recent Android flagships, iPhones from the USB-C generation, MacBooks, gaming handhelds and current consoles work directly; older phones, some budget phones, and the Switch need an adapter or streaming box.
FAQ:
- Do I need to install anything? No app is required for the basic screen; the X1 chip handles the display and head tracking. XREAL’s optional software adds extra window features on some hosts.
- Can two people watch the same glasses? No, they are a personal display for one wearer.
Also read:
- Does the XREAL One Pro work with iPhone?
- XREAL One Pro full specifications
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