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

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

This is definitely not worth the investment. The idea is sound, but the quality leaves you thinking that you just purchased a product of your dad’s latest hobby (seriously).

They do block light from the front and the sides. Try a large pair of light blockers that go over glasses. Not on the top or bottom. For the price and what you actually get, there should be more coverage like a flap that rests on your forehead. Mine was not trimmed from the mold, it still had stringing on. This seems cheap and easy to make but costs a lot. The owner should do better with design based on price. With a lower price I wouldn’t be so critical. In total, I don’t feel like this is worth what I paid. You will get a letter with it though that tells you why it’s so expensive, but without percentages or any numbers it just seems like a preemptive apology. You can say there are a ton of fees but that can’t be the reason it costs so much if it’s so cheap to make. Great idea but needs more polish. Give it a try though, I don’t have all the info so I am ignorant in online sales. Amazon has a return policy if you don’t approve. Still an amazing product and still a hard working small business.

I have been looking for the right light blockers for my Xreal 1S glasses. (Earlier I had ordered a cheap blocker from someone else that was almost useless, since they would not stay attached to the glasses. These from Tyco Tech worked perfectly. They were easy to attach, blocked the light, and looked great. These 3D -printed wonders really solved my light spillage problem. Great to see a new, small company producing such quality products. As a bonus, I tried them on my Viture Pro Luma glasses and Ray-Neo Air 3S Pros. Worked great on them, too. Well worth the $29.99 price.

Terrible. They hurt the face and especially the nose since there is no cut out. I threw them away.

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

These do a great job at blocking the light from the bottom (no more shirt reflections) and the sides. They don't block all the light like a VR headset, but do block a lot and make for much darker viewing. They're a soft rubber (the reviewer that said it cut their face had to have been using something else, there's no way this material could cut someone). Obviously 3D printed, but it's a good print job for this soft of material. Only con is they don't block light at the top, I wear a brimmed hat and that does the trick for me.

Not worth $30. Would be fair for maybe $15 max. Don’t fit glasses well, adds weight and doesn’t block light from bottom. At best these make the front lenses completely black and that’s about it. It isn’t worth the added weight for that. When the lenses get pretty close to complete darkness on their own. The idea is there, but not sure 3d printed is the right move for this to work like it could. Also no way to store these if you travel. If they get smashed at all they take awhile to go back to original shape and therefore making the fit even worse during that time. My suggestion would be for the side blocker portion of these to be removed and these be sold as a regular shade darkening cover. That’s why I’ll give it 2 stars, it works for that and really nothing else it claims