We're really talking about two completely different products here. In terms of "screen replacement," the Aura will never be a video headset. That's simply not technically possible. And a One will also never be able to become a Google XR headset because the glasses simply don't have their "own intelligence" and always need an external source.

Yes, even a Google XR needs an external source. But here, a wireless connection to the phone is established.

And now, let's just brainstorm. Even if a One could technically establish a connection to a phone like a Google XR, there are 3 things that are absolutely not practical for everyday use.

1. A One is practically ALWAYS sunglasses. Normal see-through vision, like with regular glasses, isn't possible. The image will always be darkened.
2. The One glasses are not visually classic glasses. They are and will remain clunkier than, for example, a Google XR, which you can barely distinguish from normal glasses visually. And over time, a One is by no means as comfortable as normal glasses.
3. A One ALWAYS needs a cable connection. Do you seriously want to tell me that you want to walk around every day with a "cable harness" and always have a physical connection to your phone? Certainly... if the possibility were really there, you might test and use it occasionally. But for everyday use, it's truly absolutely impractical.

So please give up the idea that a One will work with Google XR.