Spatial computing is heating up again, and XREAL’s latest bet is already gaining traction. The company announced that early reservations for the XREAL AURA have officially surpassed the 10,000-unit mark worldwide.
Built as optical see-through, wired XR glasses, the AURA is designed natively for the Android XR ecosystem. Backed by partnerships with Google and Qualcomm, the device pairs XREAL’s lightweight optical hardware with Google Gemini AI assistance and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite platform.

Key Highlights
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Split-Compute Architecture: By offloading processing to an external compute puck, the glasses maintain a lightweight form factor suitable for daily wear without compromising on processing power.
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Broad Market Appeal: Early interest spans general consumers eager for immersive media as well as enterprise sectors—including healthcare, frontline operations, and industrial training.
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Pricing & Availability: After selling out an initial early-bird promotion ($99 for a $199 credit), XREAL is currently accepting reservations with a $199 deposit to secure a spot in line ahead of the official launch.
According to XREAL co-founder and CEO Chi Xu, hitting five figures in reservations signals strong market appetite for wearable, practical spatial hardware across both consumer and enterprise workflows. More launch details and developer milestones are expected in the coming months.