Premium Light Blockers for Xreal One & One PRO AR Glasses, TPU Rubber, Full and Open Versions

This is a game changer it works great no light leakage so ur more brought into what u are doing this is a must have and built firm nicely done .. just know u will need a bigger case if u wanna leave it on ur glasses if your gonna travel...well worth the money and easy to put on fits my xreal one pros perfect

Overall the item is overpriced , on the other hand it fits the glasses perfectly , there are no official replacement , so i am satisfied with it if u own the glasses this accessory is very useful. Gave 4 stars because of the price and there is no original packaging .

I bought the set of both open and full light blockers. I haven't found the open version to be very useful as I either want to fully block out the light or I want to be able to use my peripheral vision while wearing the glasses. The full blockers, on the other hand, are exactly what I need. I use my XREAL One Pros at work where my desk looks directly out at the rising sun each morning. The full blockers make it so that I can work just fine with the sun full in my face. The blockers fit nicely on my XREAL One Pros and block all the light from the side and below the glasses. They do not block light from above, so I but on a ball cap and completely block all the light.

These are a good idea in principle, or at least the total blackout one is. Problem is they are too heavy on your nose, and the partial one is useless as it is heavy am leaks light. Not really feasible.

Thin printed rubber material. Blocks light, but doesn't stay on well. My nose hits the end, so I will have to cut a notch in it there when I start using it a lot. And I'll have to find something to hold it in place on the glasses. But yes, when it's on and in place, it does do a good job of blocking the light while using the glasses. I would say the next iteration of this product might be better.

This review is for the open version light blocker for the Xreal one. This is a well designed product. It slides onto the glasses easily, and does not cover or hinder any of the buttons, speakers, or hinges. The glasses are fully functional with the light blocker installed. The open version seems to "snap" into place around the lenses. With the largest nose pads installed, the bottom piece between the lenses barely touches the bridge of my nose. Wearing them this way blocks about 80% of the light coming in from the bottom and sides with no further adjustments. However, if I cut a portion of the bottom out, I could probably push the glasses closer to my face and get it to block even more light. I made a very small cut to see how easy it would be to do - the material is a soft flexible rubber and was not difficult to cut even with my quite dull scissors. The material is very flexible and allows the glasses to fold down and close with the light blocker installed. If placed into the case lenses down, it will barely allow the case to close about 99% of the way, which is perfectly usable. I believe these are made by one person with a 3d printer, which is surprising to me because of how much they improve the immersive experience of using the Xreal glasses. All of the extra light coming in from the bottom and sides is quite distracting when trying to focus only on the screen (when gaming for instance.) These are definitely worth getting. To whoever is designing this, I would make a recommendation for future iterations... the Xreal one series moved the heat elements to the top bar of the glasses, instead of in the left arm like the Air series had. You might consider removing some of the material from that area, maybe put some slits or holes there to allow the heat to dissipate a little quicker. There isn't much material in that area, so maybe it won't matter - but it is something to think about. Overall 5 stars. Edit: I did end up cutting out an area for the nose. For me, this allows the glasses to push closer to my face and is a much better fit. It was not difficult to cut. I added a picture that shows the nose area cut out. I have been using this light blocker regularly for almost a year and still have no complaints. I regularly put the glasses in and out of the case and it has held up fine.

I bought the new Xreal S1 AR glasses, which set up almost instantly to my iPhone 15. The Netflix and Prime movie pictures were better than expected. BUT a lot of light came in from the sides and bottom, causing picture degradation. The Tyco light blockers are excellent and solved almost all of the problems. Yes , a bit expensive, but worth it. Because of the nose shape, I needed to use black duct tape near the nose buds to eliminate all the light; now it's awesome. Worth buying. Highly recommended JNW

They do add weight to your face and I wish you could close your glasses with the blocker on. The inside is shiny and reflexs light, take that into consideration. Does do it's job as advertised