XPlayer2 XReal

TELETEH

About this app

XPlayer2 turns your XReal glasses into a personal 3D cinema — a lightweight, battery-friendly Android video player with smooth playback and precise per-eye alignment for Side-by-Side (SBS) and Over-Under (OU) 3D, with no geometry distortion.

No 3D source? AI 2D→3D conversion
On-device AI estimates depth and turns ordinary 2D videos into stereoscopic 3D on the fly — no upload, no pre-processing. Even your regular movies come alive in the glasses.

Hands-free head control
Navigate the on-glasses menu with head movements — nod to move, turn to switch tabs, tilt for OK/Back. No need to touch the phone.

Key features
• True 3D: Side-by-Side (SBS) and Over-Under (OU), with automatic OU→SBS alignment and per-eye padding
• AI 2D→3D depth conversion, fully on-device
• Sharp picture: 10-bit rendering and dithering remove colour banding
• Play from anywhere: local files, network URLs, DLNA/SMB
• Share & play: send a video from VK, OK or any app straight to XPlayer2
• Resume where you left off
• Battery-friendly playback and a clean, focused UI

Languages
English, Russian, Spanish and Chinese.

How to use
1. Open a local file, paste a URL, or share a video from another app
2. Put on your XReal glasses
3. 3D alignment applies automatically; switch modes or convert 2D→3D as needed

XPlayer2 is designed for playback of your own local files and direct network streams.

Ratings and reviews

The concept of the app is great. Unfortunately, I can't watch any FSBS movie in 3D. The screen remains split in two and when I try to adjust it in the display section the screen gets split in four. I'm rocking a OnePlus 12 CPH2583 on Android 16. Edit: Yes, my Xreal One were connected. Mode and resolution shown at the top right corner of the main screen: 2D. When I tap on it to change it, I get a message that says: Failed to switch glasses mode, regardless of the refresh rate I choose.

I wish it worked with links from streaming services like Tubi, Pluto TV, etc. It'd be great to watch their content in 3D.

What’s new

• 2D→3D: stronger, cleaner depth from a single tuned model; runs cooler, with thermal protection.
• Rokid Air/Max: switch the glasses between 2D/3D right from the app.
• A heads-up if the glasses are still in 2D when 3D plays.
• Fixed: quiet audio and missing dialogue in movies with 5.1 sound; widescreen (21:9) films splitting in half — 2D→3D works for them again; VITURE stuck at "grant permission"; crashes at playback start; rare freezes. The app is smaller, too.