Xreal Air 2 Pro and the Asus Rog Ally review: only one usb-c port?

0:00 Intro
0:21 Blurry corners depend on the nose pads and other findings
1:40 High portability, low battery life (only one usb-c port!)
1:59 Low portability, no battery usage (plugged using adapter)
2:18 Use 180 degree to extend the lifespan of the cable?
Using the Xreal Air 2 Pro as main screen and save battery by using a usb adapter

[@ronin8959]

I've bought a "red magic dock". It's essentially a dongle that allows the Rog ally to charge whilst also allowing video out to the xreal glasses

[@FTACatch-up]

thanks for sharing, that's similar to the one I use. I think yours is a bit more expensive

[@Fluxrat]

Hey thanks for your Review. You mentioned its blurry at the edges. So games like Dota2, heroes of the storm, league of Legends might be unplayable due fact you cannot see clear minimaps at the corner, right?

[@FTACatch-up]

sorry for the late response!
I think they could be seen and might be unplayable but it's tricky. Depends on how the lenses are placed. Sometimes it's just the eyes the problem but we don't realise. So far, I'd avoid games for which you rely on reading or identifying small items on the top corners but I need to complete more tests.
As a coincidence I just posted a video in which I include a screenshot of what I mean by blurry corners when you have inserts (xreal air 2 pro). This issue is not completely vanished but diminished by a lot when using the viture xr pros

[@AZeroEdittoHero-pt2zd]

Good video. Have you been using those glasses for anything else than gamin r6? I have rog ally myself and was thinking getting xreal air 2's

[@FTACatch-up]

I have used it for other games (COD, MK) and also with the Legion Go. In my case, I found it more comfortable to use with the Xreal Beam (I think the beam could soon be replaced by the Nebula app BUT if you already own the beam, it provides "anchor mode" that makes things less dizzy)
is there any game in particular that you would like to know about? I have quite a few I could test (if I happen to have it)
The other thing to mention is that I'd say that you need to have good vision to use them or be ready to get the prescription glasses. This is particularly important when playing FPS as you really really want to see your targets in the distance

[@rogerparton8572]

Which USB adapter are you using?

[@FTACatch-up]

I'm using the "VITURE USB-C to Glasses and Charging Adapter", you can find it in Amazon here: amzn.eu/d/hKdxKGt they deliver to the UK but the item is actually in the US