topic Re: Xreal Wearable in Other phones & Devices

Xreal Wearable

Soltakr83 — Thu, 27 Feb 2025 16:55:28 GMT

Hello

I was looking to buy the Xreal Air 2 Pro but had questions and instore couldnt help so I called up but didnt find option for wearable so went so some department and the guy wasnt really helpful all he said is i need to buy a phone to buy the glasses.

So is it true I need a contract phone to buy the wearable? Also If I buy the glasses and I have vision problems or any other problems can they be returned if used? Guy at store said wearables might have different return polices.

Thank You

Re: Xreal Wearable

Chris_B — Thu, 27 Feb 2025 20:39:23 GMT

@Soltakr83 If this is an add to plan item then yes you need a contract as it’s add to plan. If it’s from the EE online store you don’t need to get a EE contract customer. See HERE There’s 2 methods to pay for items one being an EE customer the other not being an EE customer. As it’s an online purchase you have the standard 14 day cooling of period for online sales.

Re: Xreal Wearable

Soltakr83 — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 06:30:16 GMT

Thank you so much for the info. Onto of the glasses im looking at getting the Beam and lens so extra near 200 if I get on with them, never expirenced AR or VR.

Thanks

Re: Xreal Wearable

Tait92 — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 21:49:57 GMT

Can you not buy these anymore?? Add them as a contract????

Re: Xreal Wearable

Matt_124 — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 22:02:47 GMT

Just checked my EE Add to Plan section and wasn't able to see them, although they were there previously (probably 4 to 6 months ago when I last checked).

The only similar alternative I could see are the TCL Nxtwear S+ Glasses with 24 month TNT Sports Bundle which are £5 upfront and £17 per month for 24 months, which would be added to your EE Pay Monthly mobile bill.

You may want to check out the specifications of these and how they compare to the model you were looking for.