This generation of M-Series products delivers increased processing power with the switch to the Qualcomm SXR1 platform with 8 cores and increased RAM and storage. The mechanical design has been ruggedized and waterproofed for wider-ranging applications like harsh environments where safety and durability are needed most. The display has been upgraded to an OLED panel while keeping the same resolution. The camera has also been improved, increasing the performance of scanning and telepresence capabilities. Michael Thomas, Director of Marketing at Ampronix, sees significant training benefits in the new M-Series glasses, stating, "The ability for over ten people to join a call simultaneously and perform annotations on the fly greatly enhances training sessions, especially in environments where real-time collaboration and efficiency are critical."

The Snapdragon XR1 platform integrates Qualcomm Technologies’ heterogeneous computing architecture, including an ARM-based multicore Central Processing Unit (CPU), vector processor, Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) and Qualcomm® AI Engine. The Snapdragon XR1 allows for power efficient on-device processing of vision-based machine learning algorithms that can help with key Augmented Reality (AR) use cases like superior pose prediction, object classification, etc. The Snapdragon XR1 platform is also designed to deliver an immersive User Interface (UI) experience, with features such as native voice processing, motion tracking, head tracking and more.