The ROG Xreal R1 augmented reality (AR) gaming glasses from ASUS are now available for pre-order at a price of $849. The device promises high-performance gaming with a 240Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth and responsive visuals for gamers.
Included with the glasses is a bundled connectivity dock, which enhances the overall user experience by providing seamless integration with gaming setups. The dock supports multiple connectivity options, making it easier to connect the glasses to various devices.
The ROG Xreal R1 is designed for gamers who demand cutting-edge technology and immersive gaming experiences. With its advanced features and competitive pricing, the glasses are positioned as a premium choice in the AR gaming market.
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