Xreal One Pro

Notes

1. 1.Display type. A pair of 0.55 inch Sony micro-OLED panels (one per eye), with proprietary Xreal waveguide optics and an X1 spatial chip dedicated to stabilisation and tracking
2. 2.Resolution. 1920x1080 per eye (1080p, about 4 million pixels in total); there is also an UltraWide mode (menu Laboratory > 21:9 / 32:9 / 16:18) that joins the two screens into a single image of up to 3840x1080 (32:9), provided the host device supports that video aspect. Source: the official tutorial (tutorials.xreal.com) and Notebookcheck.
3. 3.Wi-Fi. No dedicated Wi-Fi radio; connectivity is only over the USB-C cable (DisplayPort Alt Mode) to the host device; Engadget explicitly describes a 'USB-C wired connection (no wireless)', confirmed by the official store listing (which mentions neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth).
4. 4.Bluetooth. No dedicated Bluetooth radio in the glasses themselves, for the same reason as the wifi field (an entirely wired device over USB-C); see Engadget and the official store listing.
5. 5.Chip. Xreal X1 (a proprietary spatial chip dedicated to native 3DoF tracking and image stabilisation; described by Xreal as 'The Only Spatial Computing Chip on AR Glasses')
6. 6.System. No operating system on board, it is a tethered display accessory; all content processing runs on the host device (phone, PC, console) connected over USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. The X1 chip handles only spatial tracking and stabilisation, not applications. Source: Engadget and AppleInsider, both explicitly describing the absence of 'standalone content processing'.