90g Spatial Glasses with Vision Pro Clarity, Built for All-Day Comfor


You've seen spatial computing at its best — immersive, stunning, almost within reach.
But the compromise has always been the same: too heavy, too expensive, and never built for all-day use. Now imagine Vision Pro-class clarity inside a pair of 90g glasses you can actually wear every day — with any device you already own.
Now it's a 200-inch 5K cinema. Micro-OLED delivers deeper colors and true blacks. Sub-10ms latency keeps competitive games razor-sharp. Plug in gaming consoles — Switch, Steam Deck, Windows handheld — and your game fills your vision. 80° of ultra-wide FOV — nearly twice the viewing angle of leading AR glasses — locked in space so it never drifts. No app, no lag. Lying on the couch, Hyrule stretches across your entire field of view. Controller still in hand — but the world just changed.

Coffee shop. Airplane. Library. You don’t need a bigger desk—you need a bigger screen.
Put on the glasses, open your laptop, and three virtual displays unfold in front of you—one for code, one for docs, one for terminal.
All-day wear, zero pressure. Get an instant ultra-wide spatially-locked display — no app needed, just plug in and go.



Your screen doesn't drift when you move.
6DoF spatial tracking pins your display to physical space on every device. Turn your head, stand up, walk around — it stays exactly where you left it.
Natural control, your way.

6DoF
Dual-camera SLAM + 960 Hz IMU

Put on the glasses, lie back, and a private cinema floats in front of you. An 80° field of view wraps around your central vision like a front-row seat — every scene feels bigger, darker, and more immersive—like having a cinema that exists only for you.


Free Gift Included ($xx value)
Limited to xxx units.
URXR One fits naturally into the devices you already use every day—from laptops and tablets to Switch and Steam Deck—so your workspace, games, and private cinema move with you across every scenario.Works with USB-C devices. Direct connection on PC, Mac, and Windows handhelds. Power Hub required for Switch, phones, and tablets.

*Steam Deck support depends on Linux USB-C DP compatibility — verification in progress.
†Switch requires Power Hub for USB-C PD power delivery to activate video output (15V for Switch, 20V for Switch 2). Windows handhelds (ROG Ally, Legion Go, etc.) do NOT require Power Hub — they function like PCs. Devices marked "Power Hub required" need the Complete Kit tier or Power Hub add-on ($99).
URXR One fits naturally into the devices you already use every day—from laptops and tablets to Switch and Steam Deck—so your workspace, games, and private cinema move with you across every scenario.Works with USB-C devices. Direct connection on PC, Mac, and Windows handhelds. Power Hub required for Switch, phones, and tablets.
URXR One uses the same class of Micro-OLED display as Apple Vision Pro. 5K resolution, 80° field of view, 36 PPD pixel density.
The first time you put it on, you'll see the difference.
$999 isn't paying for "a device." It's paying for a Vision Pro experience you can actually wear every day.

Visual and spatial ratings based on PC/Mac companion app experience. All platforms enjoy Micro-OLED display quality (36 PPD) and spatially-locked viewing.


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Built by Engineers Who'd Rather Build Than Talk
We're a small team from Apple and Meta. Before starting URXR, we spent years working on AR and VR products — not just one part of them, but the full picture: optics, displays, electronics, structural design, spatial sensing, firmware, and the supply chain to actually get things built at scale. We're better at all of that than writing about ourselves. Making spatial computing glasses comfortable for all-day use is a systems problem. Nothing works in isolation — you're constantly trading off between disciplines to make the whole thing come together. That's why we built this team the way we did.
We've finished our prototypes, locked in our manufacturing partners, and right now we're cutting tooling. This campaign gets us to mass production — not to figure out if the thing works. It works.