XREAL Beam Pro Small Android tablet With Supports AR Glasses?

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Check the points below to see the Xreal Smartglasses information in details are:-

1. AR Navigation use the device as a remote control to navigate your connected AR interface.
2. Whether watching shows or playing games on a virtual screen the experience is intuitive.
3. Dual-Purpose Camera it features 2 50-megapixel cameras for capturing detailed spatial and 3D content.
4. Connectivity equipped with two USB-C ports it allows simultaneous charging and device connection ensuring uninterrupted use.
5. Performance boasts a 6.5-inch display and operates on a Snapdragon processor supporting AR functionalities alongside 6GB to 8GB of RAM.
6. NebulaOS integration operates on a customized version of Android 14 designed to improve AR interactions.
7. It’s a handheld device with the rough dimensions of a smartphone but Xreal thinks of it as more of a companion to your glasses.
8. It runs a customized version of Android 14 Xreal calls it NebulaOS and should be able to load most apps onto your face screen.
9. And on the back there’s a dual-lens camera you can use to take spatial and 3D videos for viewing in your glasses.
10. The specs here are pure smartphone the Beam Pro has a 6.5-inch, 2400 x 1800 screen runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor though it’s not clear which one and has either 6GB or 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage.
11. There are a couple of obvious tells that this is no ordinary Android phone though.
12. First are the dual 50-megapixel cameras the likes of which we haven’t seen on smartphones much in recent years.
13. The Beam Pro also has two USB-C ports so you can charge the device and connect it to your glasses simultaneously.
14. The NebulaOS tweaks to Android are all about AR too when you have your glasses plugged in you can use the Beam’s screen as a touchpad
15. And the device is also designed to have two apps open side by side in your field of view.
16. When you first plug in the glasses it’ll pop up a homescreen of your apps which you can open and control using the Beam Pro as a remote.
17. The Beam Pro looks like a big upgrade on the Beam which was essentially just a remote control for your Xreal glasses.
18. Will always use their 3DOF head tracking capabilities for extra immersion and a true AR experience
19. It’s made of smooth matte plastic has very rounded corners a directional pad a back button a side button on the left side, and volume buttons on the right.
20. On the bottom we have a USB Type-C for charging the Xreal Beam and another USB Type-C port next to it for connecting it with your Xreal Air glasses.
21. There’s a power button at the top plus a handy LED light strip indicating things like the battery charge percentage.
22. And considering there’s a 4870mAh battery inside.
23. The Xreal Beam home screen looks a lot like your typical Android home screen (but in AR of course).
24. With a battery percentage indicator on top a large clock widget under it Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Settings with very few options inside under that and two app icons User Guide and Screen Mirroring Guide.