I own these glasses and I have to say, that "incredible" doesn't really describe it properly. I would say, its cool, fun, very bright, and definitely usable. But only for a few hours max. It will leave significant marks on the nose and my eyes start to hurt a little afterwards. Using it for produktivity on a mac gives you the equivalent screen space of roughly a 1080p monitor. The jitter is not too bad but definitvly far from perfect. In practice, I don't use them regularily. I still perfer the great MacBook screen or my 4k 32'' monitor. In conlusion this is a kinda first gen product (but with surprisingly few bugs) for early adopters.
can i just watch movies, gaming or use pc screen with these glasses or does it have real AR features. I mean with AR softwares on phones you can watch a virtual dinasour model on a real table, so they mix virtual and reality excellently. do these glasses have this kind of features ?
@@serdar-ors there should be some ar features when using it with your phone (do some research) but i couldn't get it to work with my Samsung Galaxy S23. For me its just a screen on my nose.
@@jasper6482 This year we're getting some big releases that are more portable, companies are already pouring millions and billions into developing this tech in a few years the whole landscape is gonna change
The big question is for productivity for office style work. Using Excel, reading Word, PDFs etc, maybe even Kindle etc. All reviews mention videos, gaming etc, when for many people a different kind of usage is much more important.
Buy them use them as you wish...you don't need people telling you what to use it for... Who knew that when planes were being invented that they would use them to drop bombs 😂😂😂
@@traezaX1 How old are you? 14? Some planes can fly at 0.8 Macb and cross the Atlantic carrying 400 passengers. Others are single engined Cessna's with top speeds less than 200 knots. The use cases for both are different and can't be swapped. Now back on your bicycle please.
@@ishyandmikkischannel8811 ... clearly missed the point that the glasses can be used for many more things ... Other than video games ... They can even be used to fly your Cessna 😂😂😂
@@traezaX1 So how does a person who hasn't used the glasses actually know if they are good enough for productivity other than games? Snarky, irreelant remarks are revealing of some stories psychological issues, maybe undiagnosed, or trememdous emotional immaturity.
@@ishyandmikkischannel8811 I already knew that by watching the video... That you can use it for multiple uses ... Sorry if I sounded snarky ... It was just too obvious to me that you can use it for multiple uses...
I think there will be a split. Specialized AR products and VR products. You can't VR game on these AR glasses, while the AR experience on the Quest is nowhere near as good as here.
@@TinRapper Chips and batteries are getting smaller and more efficient, and the display on these glasses is already (edit: comprable to) a Quest 2 and will only get better. Won't be too long before we have phones powerful enough for full VR that we can connect these glasses to. I think that there might be a split while the tech is in it's infancy, but I don't see that being the case after 10 years or so.
@@TinRapper If the glasses come with an optional blackout screen, as he said, I don't see why VR isn't a possibility. I mean, isn't AR nothing more than VR that allows you to retain awareness of the real world? Blocking off that vision should provide full immersion. Personally, I can't wait to see glasses like these become mainstream and then watch the emergence of AR games like pokemon GO-AR, HTTYD Adventures, or Zelda Journeys that encourage you to walk around and see elements of a fantasy world overlaid over the real world, retaining visibility but bringing to real life the sense of wonder and discovery that encourages gamers to explore. Not to mention the possibility of some seriously immersive first-person shooters with prop guns, fantasy RPGs with prop swords, and so on.
So....how was working with them for a month? How did it compare to working with regular multi screen setup? How was long term viewing through the glasses (8 hour working day)? etc.
On the quest 2, productivity was hard because the resolution still wasn't good enough for crispy font at 1832. I can't imagine that 1080 could be better. The footage looked pretty low res like 480
This is awesome! I'm going to be working remotely soon and was dreading having to either work on a single small laptop screen or organise 2 screens and a docking station for my laptop. This is the future!
Probably the more complete 'real world' view of an AR glasses I've seen to date. I'm fascinated by VR/AR technology and I enjoy following the evolution of the space, thanks for the insightful view.
It would be cool to see them compared in "office" use with the Lenovo Thinkreality A3, which costs almost 4x times ;) But their projected screen size is, on purpose, smaller (to adapt better to office usage). Working in mobility is getting so close to sci-fi movies ;)
If they combined earbud-style additions for AR-headphones, which augment hearing or cancel out noise, would be nice, but mainly removing the speakers, and using earbuds as batteries would be a big improvement, but it would be noticeable to others while wearing, but I have my doubts that anyone wearing these won't also be wearing ear-buds.
@@javes2477 yes! You need to get the hdmi adapter and your golden. Also don’t forget the black out covers if your version comes with it. Be prepared to be asked a lot of questions 😂
haha be prepared to be asked a lot of Q's lolz. thanks bro! enjoy. seems AR glasses is worth it! considering I broked my M1 Max screen geezus... @@PopoRamos
@@javes2477 yes! I use it mostly for gaming, but you just can’t beat the portability aspect! Comes in clutch for sure! Make sure you use the right nose adapter for you because it can be a bit finicky finding the perfect position at first. And obviously keep the “screen” glass clean as any finger prints distorts the image or causes some corner light reflections. Lastly wear a black shirt if possible (helps keep the reflections down, as the lenses reflect what’s directly bellow them)
exclusive collaboration between Meta and mediatek involves co-developing custom silicon, highlighting a strong commitment to the future of AR smart glasses and innovative computing experiences
That's my dream workplace. Everything is virtual and accessible anytime anywhere.
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Hi, nice review. I have 3 questions: What is the PPI, is it closer to Mac's RetinaDisplay? Is it shaking or vibrating, or stable as a monitor? How many hours did you use at most in one piece while working? Thanks.
Really great video, i am really interested in AR Smart Glasses because of what you can do with it, and this video has helped me a lot to understand what AR Glasses Really are (Also Formula 1 is cool) ;)
Very interesting - sci-fi or no, this is more impressive than I'd anticipate this sort of stuff could be based off of VR virtual desktops (where the lenses are a huge limitation for these use cases, regardless of display). What sort of resolution would you say those virtual displays are providing? Size is impressive at first, but resolution so far has been the Achilles heel where I worry I'd need a lot more than 1080p to be able to use these for serious work, as a 4k vr headset translated to maybe a 720p effective virtual monitor
I found the screen stability to be its achilles heel. The integrated Sony OLED displays do wonders for display sharpness - they're more than fine for day to day work and content. You won't want to do any serious creative work on these though.
its 40 PPD, Quest have around 20PPD. It should be same as moving from 480p to 1080p, or 1080p to 4k. In headset to have same PPD you need Quest 2 to be 8k
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Appreciate it's been ages, but my point was that it doesn't matter what the PPI is if the lenses aren't clear enough off center to actually use it like a real monitor.
@@whatswrongwithnick Ok, so I did buy a pair. They seem well made. I did send them back, but not because of sub-par technology. It was a fitment issue. I couldn't get the glasses close enough to my eyes, causing the bottom and bottom corners of the display to get cut off from my field of vision. My younger son had the same issue. I kept trying to push them closer to my eyes. After a while, I also experienced that sort of ear discomfomt you get from wearing headphones way too long. A better fitting pair of these glasses would fix that as well. I still rated them 5 stars, for the clear 1920 x1080 and for the price point. Other observations: If you are throwing code at 1920x1080, being in a bright room or outside might be a bit of a stretch. Same as it would be with a monitor. For me, darker would be better. The other issue was head movment. So I code 6 feet away from a 75" Samsung monitor running @ 1920 x 1080. The thing with the glasses is, even minor head movements make the virtual display move as well. It's as if my Samsung was able to shift position back and forth quickly with any slight head movement. Not a show stopper, but it was a bit distracting while trying to focus on fine text. I'm sure with more time, I would get used to it. Again, not a fault of the product. The main issue, as I stated, was fitment. Trying to market a "one size fits all" product has to be difficult. I would definately consider them again with a different sized pair. My goal was to be able to VPN/RDP into a development box using my Samsung S20 phone, with either a Verizon data connection, or using Starlink. For all intents and purposes, I was able to do this. I just have to wait for a better fitting pair to come out. So Nick, I would encourage you to try them. Let me know how it goes. I'm very curious to see what you think.
Thank you very much for an excellent video explaining these smart AR glasses. May I ask if it works as a fit-over on top of my regular glasses? I am wearing a very high-powered multi-focal glasses, and have been wearing these for several decades. If it doesn't work as a fit-over, will it be able to compensate for my prescription power: -1,000 and +300 on either side, give and take?
How do they work for editing video, for instance looking down at the keyboard or looking around at multiple screens. Does it actually save you time? Is it a better experience? What about color temperature? Appreciate your input.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this review. I have an old Macbook from 2019 and i´m thinking of upgrading and this video has me sold. I was wondering if I should go for a 14 or 16 inch screen but I dont want to trade portability for size when these glasses are available. My main problem with working on a laptop is the lack of several screens, not the screen size itself. Looking forward to the "sci-fi" 😉 experience. However, what are your thoughts on the XReal Ultra glasses (I reckon I need a cable any way...)
Did you try to open WebXR or WebVR scene via the web browser? Can you project a 3D background? Is there an option for the geolocated AR scenes? Do they have plugins or APIs to connect 3D animation and 3D object-building software like Blender or Unreal?
i am courious about this too. I know that epson glasses have this kind of features but i couldt understand if this product has or not. Did u find the answer ?
i need to move my head to see the other monitors? i think that would be a dealbreaker for me for working with multiple monitors. i'm surprised you didnt mention this. (i like seeing the progress though!)
Even though I wear glasses I find it difficult doing my work on a PC laptop while traveling, a 15 inch screen. I find it comfortable reading text at home on a 32 inch monitor. So the question I have if I use these glasses with my work laptop will it help me read text any better, is it larger?
Nintendo DS with AR helped pave the way to making this possible. These headsets. The first person to make this cheap and best quality will dominate the market.
Do these support HDCP? I tried to use the Quest 3 with virtual desktop and got the dreaded not compatible error and plays a blank screen making ALL my purchased Apple content unavailable. I would gladly buy a pair of glasses like this to access my full content. Thanks.
Good video. I am trying to find smart glasses to help reverse the daily neck strain I get from looking down at my laptop during the day. I need a pair wear I can have multiple screens and also a virtual keyboard so I never have to look down(no more neck issue). Will these glasses allow me this freedom? I want to be able to work during the day without looking down at my keyboard.
I noticed that during the 3 screen simulation, you can only see the screen you're looking at and it seemed like you were using a follow spot. Is this how they glasses really are or can you see all 3 screens in front of you at the same time? As well, can you lock the screens in place and not have them follow you around the room?
Hey Andrew, I've been thinking about side effects on eyes after long periods, like eyes cataracts. Specially since they are closer compared to a regular monitor. Is there anything on the glasses Warnings?
is the windows update out yet? i have them hooked up to my acer nitro 5 but id like to use them as a second screen instead of just mirroring the monitor.
Does this work for programmers? Having back pain, so it would be cool if I can lay down every now and then and continue working without a shitty posture
The only way see the projected screens is to wear the AR glasses,... so you can browse the web with privacy? Also, comes with keyboard - laptop for connecting and can connect also to PC/Mac/Android/iOS/iPadOS... correct?
Sci-fi movie worth watching in your glasses is Ready Player One. I'm sure if I scroll through the comments, I'm not the first to make that recommendation 😅
Hi! I have some further questions. The nebula app case you mentioned in this video was it totally functional without the help of XREAL BEAM? (meaning that I do not need to purchase a separate X real beam to get the same setting of the unfolded three screams when I just plug my x real air into Mac)
I think the one and only *real* draw back of these is that they couldn't make the inner lens fit the dimensions of the outer lens. Whether that's do to the refraction of the prism, I'm not sure. However, it irks me nonetheless.
I have a question. can it be usefull for AR product design purpose. For example can i watch an virtual apple on a real table . There are some softwares on phones that can have AR ability but they have camera and processing the real image with virtual 3d models i think. This is real AR but this glasses is usefull for being a virtual screen for gaming or watching movies only ?
I don't use Apple products or plan using this with a smartphone. I will buy it when it gets Windows support as I want a big screen when I'm not at home.
Hi Andrew! Do you know what frame rate is possible with 3 screens? Also is it only possible to have multiple displays by installing the app? I would like to use these for my work PC at 120Hz but I don't think I will be able to install the software that seems to be needed for multiple display support. Thank you! Sci-fi :)
Could I ise these with a camera eg go pro to provide a magnified/zoomed view. I have been using samsung gear VR relumino with a Note 9 but I want something sleeker. All the low vision headsets look ridiculous (Iris,esight etc)
I own these glasses and I have to say, that "incredible" doesn't really describe it properly.
I would say, its cool, fun, very bright, and definitely usable. But only for a few hours max. It will leave significant marks on the nose and my eyes start to hurt a little afterwards.
Using it for produktivity on a mac gives you the equivalent screen space of roughly a 1080p monitor. The jitter is not too bad but definitvly far from perfect.
In practice, I don't use them regularily. I still perfer the great MacBook screen or my 4k 32'' monitor.
In conlusion this is a kinda first gen product (but with surprisingly few bugs) for early adopters.
THANK YOU for honest and not a hyped salespitch review.
can i just watch movies, gaming or use pc screen with these glasses or does it have real AR features. I mean with AR softwares on phones you can watch a virtual dinasour model on a real table, so they mix virtual and reality excellently. do these glasses have this kind of features ?
They gotta figure out how to hang the headset from the head and not put any weight on the nose
@@serdar-ors there should be some ar features when using it with your phone (do some research) but i couldn't get it to work with my Samsung Galaxy S23. For me its just a screen on my nose.
The first AR usability with the form factor that scifi promised us. It's incredibly impressive.
if it just didn't have the wire.....at least it's usb-c
@@jasper6482 does it work with Xiaomi 11 ultra connected using usb C ?
@@jasper6482 This year we're getting some big releases that are more portable, companies are already pouring millions and billions into developing this tech in a few years the whole landscape is gonna change
They just put little translucent screens in glasses. It’s hardly impressive.
@@9852323it's very impressive
The big question is for productivity for office style work. Using Excel, reading Word, PDFs etc, maybe even Kindle etc.
All reviews mention videos, gaming etc, when for many people a different kind of usage is much more important.
Buy them use them as you wish...you don't need people telling you what to use it for... Who knew that when planes were being invented that they would use them to drop bombs 😂😂😂
@@traezaX1 How old are you? 14? Some planes can fly at 0.8 Macb and cross the Atlantic carrying 400 passengers. Others are single engined Cessna's with top speeds less than 200 knots. The use cases for both are different and can't be swapped. Now back on your bicycle please.
@@ishyandmikkischannel8811 ... clearly missed the point that the glasses can be used for many more things ... Other than video games ... They can even be used to fly your Cessna 😂😂😂
@@traezaX1 So how does a person who hasn't used the glasses actually know if they are good enough for productivity other than games? Snarky, irreelant remarks are revealing of some stories psychological issues, maybe undiagnosed, or trememdous emotional immaturity.
@@ishyandmikkischannel8811 I already knew that by watching the video... That you can use it for multiple uses ... Sorry if I sounded snarky ... It was just too obvious to me that you can use it for multiple uses...
feels like this kind of AR glasses have a brighter future than the heavy, bulky headset counterpart
I think there will be a split. Specialized AR products and VR products.
You can't VR game on these AR glasses, while the AR experience on the Quest is nowhere near as good as here.
@@TinRapper Chips and batteries are getting smaller and more efficient, and the display on these glasses is already (edit: comprable to) a Quest 2 and will only get better. Won't be too long before we have phones powerful enough for full VR that we can connect these glasses to. I think that there might be a split while the tech is in it's infancy, but I don't see that being the case after 10 years or so.
@@TinRapper If the glasses come with an optional blackout screen, as he said, I don't see why VR isn't a possibility. I mean, isn't AR nothing more than VR that allows you to retain awareness of the real world? Blocking off that vision should provide full immersion.
Personally, I can't wait to see glasses like these become mainstream and then watch the emergence of AR games like pokemon GO-AR, HTTYD Adventures, or Zelda Journeys that encourage you to walk around and see elements of a fantasy world overlaid over the real world, retaining visibility but bringing to real life the sense of wonder and discovery that encourages gamers to explore. Not to mention the possibility of some seriously immersive first-person shooters with prop guns, fantasy RPGs with prop swords, and so on.
So....how was working with them for a month? How did it compare to working with regular multi screen setup? How was long term viewing through the glasses (8 hour working day)? etc.
On the quest 2, productivity was hard because the resolution still wasn't good enough for crispy font at 1832. I can't imagine that 1080 could be better. The footage looked pretty low res like 480
This is awesome! I'm going to be working remotely soon and was dreading having to either work on a single small laptop screen or organise 2 screens and a docking station for my laptop. This is the future!
Asus Zen Duo
$1500 vs $700…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Probably the more complete 'real world' view of an AR glasses I've seen to date. I'm fascinated by VR/AR technology and I enjoy following the evolution of the space, thanks for the insightful view.
I tried them , they didn’t work and had to return them .
It would be cool to see them compared in "office" use with the Lenovo Thinkreality A3, which costs almost 4x times ;) But their projected screen size is, on purpose, smaller (to adapt better to office usage). Working in mobility is getting so close to sci-fi movies ;)
Thinkreality A3 are very heavy on your nose, and this unfortunate makes them uncomfortable to work with.
I tried the Apple Vision Pro...and wow!
Apple's eye tracking (replaced a cursor) is a game changer.
A perfect review, thank you. Exactly everything I wanted to know, compatibility, specs, uses, etc. Thank you!
If they combined earbud-style additions for AR-headphones, which augment hearing or cancel out noise, would be nice, but mainly removing the speakers, and using earbuds as batteries would be a big improvement, but it would be noticeable to others while wearing, but I have my doubts that anyone wearing these won't also be wearing ear-buds.
Get a hoodie to cover em up
The ends should be magnetic removable earbuds
This is the future. The company that perfects this will have the next iPhone in my opinion. Excited.
I plan on also using it on my camera to check focus, exposure and composition on location. Sci-fi
Does it work?
@@javes2477 yes! You need to get the hdmi adapter and your golden. Also don’t forget the black out covers if your version comes with it. Be prepared to be asked a lot of questions 😂
haha be prepared to be asked a lot of Q's lolz. thanks bro! enjoy. seems AR glasses is worth it! considering I broked my M1 Max screen geezus... @@PopoRamos
@@javes2477 yes! I use it mostly for gaming, but you just can’t beat the portability aspect! Comes in clutch for sure! Make sure you use the right nose adapter for you because it can be a bit finicky finding the perfect position at first. And obviously keep the “screen” glass clean as any finger prints distorts the image or causes some corner light reflections. Lastly wear a black shirt if possible (helps keep the reflections down, as the lenses reflect what’s directly bellow them)
deeem to informative, thank you so much bro@@PopoRamos
exclusive collaboration between Meta and mediatek involves co-developing custom silicon, highlighting a strong commitment to the future of AR smart glasses and innovative computing experiences
That's my dream workplace. Everything is virtual and accessible anytime anywhere.
Hi, nice review.
I have 3 questions:
What is the PPI, is it closer to Mac's RetinaDisplay?
Is it shaking or vibrating, or stable as a monitor?
How many hours did you use at most in one piece while working?
Thanks.
Just try actually watching the video
Really great video, i am really interested in AR Smart Glasses because of what you can do with it, and this video has helped me a lot to understand what AR Glasses Really are (Also Formula 1 is cool) ;)
Very interesting - sci-fi or no, this is more impressive than I'd anticipate this sort of stuff could be based off of VR virtual desktops (where the lenses are a huge limitation for these use cases, regardless of display).
What sort of resolution would you say those virtual displays are providing? Size is impressive at first, but resolution so far has been the Achilles heel where I worry I'd need a lot more than 1080p to be able to use these for serious work, as a 4k vr headset translated to maybe a 720p effective virtual monitor
I found the screen stability to be its achilles heel. The integrated Sony OLED displays do wonders for display sharpness - they're more than fine for day to day work and content. You won't want to do any serious creative work on these though.
its 40 PPD, Quest have around 20PPD. It should be same as moving from 480p to 1080p, or 1080p to 4k.
In headset to have same PPD you need Quest 2 to be 8k
@@iraklimgeladze5223 Appreciate it's been ages, but my point was that it doesn't matter what the PPI is if the lenses aren't clear enough off center to actually use it like a real monitor.
So Andrew, would these be usable for throwing code (writing software) at 1920x1080 in your opinion?
I have the same question. I kinda wanna get some for this very thing. IF I remember, I'll come back and comment or make a video
@@whatswrongwithnick Ok, so I did buy a pair. They seem well made. I did send them back, but not because of sub-par technology. It was a fitment issue. I couldn't get the glasses close enough to my eyes, causing the bottom and bottom corners of the display to get cut off from my field of vision. My younger son had the same issue. I kept trying to push them closer to my eyes. After a while, I also experienced that sort of ear discomfomt you get from wearing headphones way too long. A better fitting pair of these glasses would fix that as well.
I still rated them 5 stars, for the clear 1920 x1080 and for the price point.
Other observations: If you are throwing code at 1920x1080, being in a bright room or outside might be a bit of a stretch. Same as it would be with a monitor. For me, darker would be better. The other issue was head movment. So I code 6 feet away from a 75" Samsung monitor running @ 1920 x 1080. The thing with the glasses is, even minor head movements make the virtual display move as well. It's as if my Samsung was able to shift position back and forth quickly with any slight head movement. Not a show stopper, but it was a bit distracting while trying to focus on fine text. I'm sure with more time, I would get used to it. Again, not a fault of the product.
The main issue, as I stated, was fitment. Trying to market a "one size fits all" product has to be difficult. I would definately consider them again with a different sized pair. My goal was to be able to VPN/RDP into a development box using my Samsung S20 phone, with either a Verizon data connection, or using Starlink. For all intents and purposes, I was able to do this. I just have to wait for a better fitting pair to come out.
So Nick, I would encourage you to try them. Let me know how it goes. I'm very curious to see what you think.
@@sempertard how about watching movie in completely dark room? was it any good?
@@alexamderhamiltom5238 I never tried that specifically, but I don't see that being an issue or a problem.
@@sempertard i mean the quality, i want it atleast like a normal LCD.
Sci-fi! Awesome review of the glasses. I wonder though how it compares to the Vitrue?
Thank you very much for an excellent video explaining these smart AR glasses. May I ask if it works as a fit-over on top of my regular glasses? I am wearing a very high-powered multi-focal glasses, and have been wearing these for several decades. If it doesn't work as a fit-over, will it be able to compensate for my prescription power: -1,000 and +300 on either side, give and take?
How do they work for editing video, for instance looking down at the keyboard or looking around at multiple screens. Does it actually save you time? Is it a better experience? What about color temperature? Appreciate your input.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this review. I have an old Macbook from 2019 and i´m thinking of upgrading and this video has me sold. I was wondering if I should go for a 14 or 16 inch screen but I dont want to trade portability for size when these glasses are available. My main problem with working on a laptop is the lack of several screens, not the screen size itself. Looking forward to the "sci-fi" 😉 experience. However, what are your thoughts on the XReal Ultra glasses (I reckon I need a cable any way...)
Sci fi ❤ So intriging Andrew! I think I am going to get one. Which brand should I go for?
How is it for programming?
Did you try to open WebXR or WebVR scene via the web browser? Can you project a 3D background? Is there an option for the geolocated AR scenes? Do they have plugins or APIs to connect 3D animation and 3D object-building software like Blender or Unreal?
i am courious about this too. I know that epson glasses have this kind of features but i couldt understand if this product has or not. Did u find the answer ?
i need to move my head to see the other monitors? i think that would be a dealbreaker for me for working with multiple monitors. i'm surprised you didnt mention this. (i like seeing the progress though!)
Even though I wear glasses I find it difficult doing my work on a PC laptop while traveling, a 15 inch screen. I find it comfortable reading text at home on a 32 inch monitor. So the question I have if I use these glasses with my work laptop will it help me read text any better, is it larger?
How I can see a 3 monitors ??
reminds me of Heavy Rain, the same tech used by putting special glasses
is it good for software coding work? how is the virtual screen resolution? thanks
Does it hurt your eyes looking at screens so close?
When you wear the glasses, can you see the keyboard well, without a problem? Is it easy or difficult?
- Xreal Air: 49 PPD
- Apple Vision Pro: 34 PPD
- Quest Pro: 22 PPD
- Quest 2: 18 PPD
- Oculus Rift: 13 PPD
pixels per degree?
@@perguto yes
"Sci-Fi", This is awesome!
Nintendo DS with AR helped pave the way to making this possible. These headsets. The first person to make this cheap and best quality will dominate the market.
Great vid! Could these be your only monitor with a Mac Mini or Mac Studio?
Mine had patches of blurry text that made working impossible. They sent me a replacement and it was still blurry
Do these support HDCP? I tried to use the Quest 3 with virtual desktop and got the dreaded not compatible error and plays a blank screen making ALL my purchased Apple content unavailable. I would gladly buy a pair of glasses like this to access my full content. Thanks.
piracy is the way to go
The display color is over saturated. Is it how it is or is it just because of your video editing filter?
Need PC + Keyboard in One .
Because sit with laptop and watch on up - incredible
I'm considering something like this with my laptop because it doesn't have OLED. I do a lot of editing. Would you recommend something like this?
Good video. I am trying to find smart glasses to help reverse the daily neck strain I get from looking down at my laptop during the day. I need a pair wear I can have multiple screens and also a virtual keyboard so I never have to look down(no more neck issue). Will these glasses allow me this freedom? I want to be able to work during the day without looking down at my keyboard.
I noticed that during the 3 screen simulation, you can only see the screen you're looking at and it seemed like you were using a follow spot. Is this how they glasses really are or can you see all 3 screens in front of you at the same time? As well, can you lock the screens in place and not have them follow you around the room?
Hey Andrew, I've been thinking about side effects on eyes after long periods, like eyes cataracts. Specially since they are closer compared to a regular monitor. Is there anything on the glasses Warnings?
After that time using it, do you this is a true replacement for monitors (like buying😊 it instead of monitors) or still not there?
How long does the battery last if used to watch media from your phone? I just discovered these yesterday so lots to learn!
is the windows update out yet? i have them hooked up to my acer nitro 5 but id like to use them as a second screen instead of just mirroring the monitor.
When they make a 120hz 4K pair I'm pretty sure I won't need any more screens at home , Imma just buy one of these 😅
Can you program them to display what you want ?
Can you use this while continuously charging? So the battery will not get depleted. Just like a laptop would.
Does this work for programmers? Having back pain, so it would be cool if I can lay down every now and then and continue working without a shitty posture
As TV it works perfectly, also as hud
The only way see the projected screens is to wear the AR glasses,... so you can browse the web with privacy? Also, comes with keyboard - laptop for connecting and can connect also to PC/Mac/Android/iOS/iPadOS... correct?
Yes, not SUPER private, unless you use the cover. Get a BT keyboard, does connect to most of those except has issues with iphones
Sci-fi movie worth watching in your glasses is Ready Player One. I'm sure if I scroll through the comments, I'm not the first to make that recommendation 😅
Can you use multiple screens with a windows computer???
Can I wear these while exercising on a stationary bike? Or would head bobbing cause motion sickness? Also is the gear sweat resistant enough?
what about short and long sight eyes ?? is there an adjustment ?? i put reading +2 when reading books or work
Do you need the beam to be able to use the fixed screen mode? Can that be done with just being plugged into the phone or a windows pc?
Hi! I have some further questions. The nebula app case you mentioned in this video was it totally functional without the help of XREAL BEAM? (meaning that I do not need to purchase a separate X real beam to get the same setting of the unfolded three screams when I just plug my x real air into Mac)
Can they watch what you seenand tell you how to program? I dont care about anything else and need them for analyzing my network and grtting assistsnce
What is your setup for nintendo switch? Mine doesn't work.
Hi! Cool gadget 😁. If I get 2 of these, can my wife and I watch movies together using them? Is it the "movie" feel of an oculus? Thank you
Are the displays shaky in real life like they are in the video?
Try them as a camera monitor!!!
This is a gizmo I can get behind 😎
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I think the one and only *real* draw back of these is that they couldn't make the inner lens fit the dimensions of the outer lens. Whether that's do to the refraction of the prism, I'm not sure. However, it irks me nonetheless.
I have a question. can it be usefull for AR product design purpose. For example can i watch an virtual apple on a real table . There are some softwares on phones that can have AR ability but they have camera and processing the real image with virtual 3d models i think. This is real AR but this glasses is usefull for being a virtual screen for gaming or watching movies only ?
Excellent review!
Can you use it with linux?
I don't use Apple products or plan using this with a smartphone. I will buy it when it gets Windows support as I want a big screen when I'm not at home.
do they work with Linux ?
Is it possible to read signs in a foreign language and have the translation underneath or shown somehow while traveling>?
Do i Need the beam to Connect it to My iPhone 11?
Question can you use your mouse and keyboard still
"Sci fi". Subscribed for your review of the apple reality pro i hope to watch
Hah! Are those glasses even real? Game changer and impressive..😎
would you continue using it?
Can these work with a windows laptop or surface pro?
Yep, when they release their Nebula Windows app soon
When are the 4 k version coming.?
Did you find it perfect for video/photo editing?
Do they have to stay connected to the cable while using them?
Hi I already wear glasses. How can I use it?
Just don't forget people, "open status window" 😂😂😂
They to make them more fashionable for men. Look like big old lady sun woman glasses.
How can 1080p screens be sharp enough? I think quest 3 has 2k screens?
Can this play vr videos like a vr headset do ? I mean the 3d effect like a VR headset . Not talking about 2d . Anyone know ?
Can these glasses be used with PC?
Hi Andrew! Do you know what frame rate is possible with 3 screens? Also is it only possible to have multiple displays by installing the app? I would like to use these for my work PC at 120Hz but I don't think I will be able to install the software that seems to be needed for multiple display support. Thank you! Sci-fi :)
I would buy them but I wear perception glasses so how will that work?
No stereoscopic support?
how does it have 5 hours battery use when it doesn't have a battery in it at all?
Could I ise these with a camera eg go pro to provide a magnified/zoomed view. I have been using samsung gear VR relumino with a Note 9 but I want something sleeker. All the low vision headsets look ridiculous (Iris,esight etc)
Can they be used to pilot a drone outside?
did you use the beam?
How AR without head tracking? I think just simply display.
Where to download the app for macbook?
I will buy them just because of this video...
Did you try the hand tracking feature?
how bout using this as hmd for drones