Asus Unveils Its Augmented Reality Glasses ROG Xreal R1 at CES 2026

Published on January 09, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Photograph or render of the Asus ROG Xreal R1 augmented reality glasses, showing its design with the ROG brand, possibly on a dark background with RGB lighting.

Asus Presents Its Augmented Reality Glasses ROG Xreal R1 at CES 2026

The company Asus confirmed that it will showcase its new vision device, the ROG Xreal R1 glasses, during the CES 2026 technology fair. This launch is the result of an alliance with the specialized firm Xreal and is designed to transform how users perceive digital content on their devices 🎮.

Display Technical Specifications

The central visual component of the ROG Xreal R1 is a micro-OLED display that operates at a refresh rate of 240 Hz and with a native resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD). This combination allows images to be displayed with great fluidity and definition, helping the player to perceive fast actions with greater clarity during an intense game.

Key Device Features:
  • micro-OLED display with Full HD resolution.
  • 240 Hz refresh rate for smooth images.
  • Compatibility with personal computers, consoles, and portable devices.
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The Purpose: Create an Expansive Visual Space

The main function of these glasses is to expand the user's field of vision. When connected to a source device, they expand the original screen to create an immersive viewing experience that simulates having a large-format screen in front of the eyes, ideal for gaming or consuming multimedia content.

Advantages of the Immersive Experience:
  • Transforms any small screen into a wide field of vision.
  • Generates a more enveloping and personal gaming environment.
  • Offers a portable alternative to large physical screens.

A Glimpse into the Future of Entertainment

With the announcement of the ROG Xreal R1, Asus positions itself in the growing trend of augmented reality for leisure. This product suggests a change in how we will interact with games and audiovisual content, prioritizing personal immersion over the physical size of the hardware in the room. The presentation at CES 2026 will be crucial to evaluate its real performance and integration into current gaming ecosystems.