CNET's Scott Stein reviewed Xreal One Pro smart glasses at Apple's WWDC, using them to cover the keynote. The glasses, tethered via USB-C, projected a clear, larger display than previous models, even in bright sunlight. A standout feature was the auto-transparency mode, seamlessly switching between virtual screen and real-world views. Stein found them effective for multitasking, though resolution limitations were noted. While an optional camera is available, it's deemed unnecessary for most users. Stein concluded that while the future of AR glasses isn't fully here, the Xreal One Pro demonstrates significant progress, making them useful for work and entertainment.

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