Disclosed in the present invention is a single-display binocular diopter-adjustable near-eye display
system, comprising a display, a
beam splitter prism, a first imaging display unit, and a second imaging display unit. The display is used for emitting imaging light and moving relative to the
beam splitter prism to achieve diopter adjustment. The
beam splitter prism is for splitting the imaging light emitted from the display into two paths to be incident on the imaging display units in a one-to-one correspondence manner. The imaging display units have one-to-one correspondence to human eyes, and each comprise a first
imaging lens unit, a planar reflector, and a
curved mirror, wherein the planar reflector is inclined relative to an
optical axis of the first
imaging lens unit, the mirror surface of the
curved mirror away from the human eyes is coated with a light splitting film, and the mirror surface of the
curved mirror close to the human eyes is coated with an anti-reflection film. According to the
system, binocular viewing is achieved using a single display, helping to reduce the costs, achieve
miniaturization and light weight, and achieve a larger eyebox range and
field of view angle; in addition, the
imaging quality is excellent, and the requirements of people with different vision can be met.