Extremely disappointed that you didn't mention simply using them as a monitor and only mentioned the AR stuff.

I have a pair of these and absolutely love them! I fly for businesses almost weekly and being able to watch content on these is amazing. No neck cramps, no concerns about graphic shows or movies when kids are sitting next to you, and they’re compact / discreet. I use IPhone and don’t even have the ability to use the nebula software or head tracking. To use these with iPhone you must purchase the adapter which has an internal battery, this battery lasts me 5-6hrs on average while on the lowest brightness setting. I always use the lens shade which makes the lowest brightness very adequate. I was expecting for these to make me a bit nauseous after wearing them for a while but this also hasn’t been an issue in the slightest.

As AR glasses? Solidly early tech. As a portable monitor? Excellent

I think that this product is mostly meant as a virtual monito for content consumption (think watching movies while on a plane etcetera) and possibly down the line having a HUD for notifications, directions and whatever else while walking around... I think it's not meant for VR experiences, hence the low FOV isn't as much as a problem.

I kinda wish you guys would have tried with the steam deck which most people indicate that its a great external monitor for it.

This thing is amazing for the Steam Deck. Just be sure to switch to desktop mode and change the display setting for the Nreal to mirror and match the Steam Deck resolution. You'll also need to adjust the sound settings. Turn down the Steam Deck sound in the settings. If you don't do this the sound will annoyingly switch back and forth between the Nreal speakers and your Steam Deck. Took me days to figure this out. After adjusting the settings in desktop mode, if you switch to Game Mode you'll see your Steam Deck screen displayed on your Nreal glasses correctly

Using them on a plane is amazing. The Mac app is still janky, but having essentially 3 monitors on a plane, to work, or just a big "screen" to watch movies was just incredible. I think these are great if you don't expect too much of them. Sometimes I'll just lie back in bed and watch youtube with them. It's just way more comfortable than using a phone or watching TV. IDK it's the simple little things that makes me glad I bought these. I couldn't care less about not having 6 degrees of freedom, I prefer just having simple little screens attached to my face.

I wish you guys explored the viability of using these glasses as a 2nd display (or even the primary) for a laptop.

I honestly could not care less for the AR app. All I want these things for is for gaming and Plex. I can do both of these things perfectly by connecting them to my tablet and launching Dex. I already stream games through Moonlight anyway, and these glasses will complement that setup perfectly. Edit: I got them and they are absolutely amazing for use as a monitor. Gaming on my 65" TV in the living room feels tiny in comparison.

Since the glasses are so small and don’t shut out everything around you, it looks like they focused on a large screen replacement. A giant personal screen that fits in your pocket isn’t too bad for under 400, but for VR and somewhat AR would think it needs to be larger.

Personally I think the reason these were released is the $379 price tag. It's a lot more reasonable to a mainstream user and it's marketed to be used as a monitor type experience for things like the Nintendo switch, steam deck, and MacBook. It's the easy sell mainstream appeal cheaper product that will fund the work into more feature rich products in the future. For me these have the exact features I need for the most part and are easier to justify than dropping six whole Benjamins on the lights which have the additional downside of looking goofy.

I wish you commented more on how it performs as a portable monitor for on a plane and stuff. As an oi and gas FIFO worker a good portable screen for when I'm out in the field or travelling to and from would be the primary use case for this. AR capabilities are more of a fun addition/gimmick to me

I have had a pair of these since they launched in the UK through EE and I use them pretty much every day as a virtual monitor for Samsung DeX and watching videos from UKposts, Plex etc. Also one of the Massive things for me is the software XRAI Glass which allows you to have subtitles for the real world (I'm hearing impaired) and this allows me to have subtitles for conversations and everyday experiences so it is not only useful for content but accessibility.

As a German I have to say you pronounced "augmented" perfectly!

You guys left out the entire half of the product that is amazing... Having a 130" OLED display that fits in your pocket. I totally agree that the AR app and features suck, that will get there. But these also work as a simple USB C display! I use them any time I travel for watching my own personal movie theater on the plane, I use them with my Steam Deck and Laptop when laying in bed to get a huge, bright screen. I use them with my Samsung phone + Dex to watch Netflix as I go for walks at night. This is such a cool product and it wasn't done justice :(

How in the world is this demo not with the Steam Deck? These glasses are incredible with the deck! Ignore the AR stuff

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Absolutely love mine, have had them for a couple of months now. The app definitely needs work, but if you're using it on a Samsung Phone with Samsung Dex they are just amazing.

I'm not an nreal fanboy, with the airs being my first purchase from nreal, and specifically for compatibility with the steam deck. With that said, I love my Airs - the displays look fantastic, the recent steam deck compatibility patch gives 60FPS at 1080p, and they're not so expensive that they break the bank. I don't even have a compatible phone for their app, but using them with Samsung DeX to watch reruns of Columbo has been a treat while raking leaves outside. I didn't watch the video on the nReal lights, but Riley came down really hard on these, and I'm not entirely sure why. At $120 cheaper than the lights, what would lead you to believe their interals/abilities would be comperable? And having heard of all the tech that was removed, have you really lost *that* much? I don't have need for external cameras or extra movement tracking. I wanted a personal, mobile screen I could plug into my Deck and Phone, and I got it for a reasonable price.

Missed opportunity these are supposedly amazing for the Steamdeck

They are actually quite good, once past initial setup! Using them with a Mac can act as 3 monitors and the resolution/refresh rate is good enough for heavy text-based work. It is also great to mirror phone screen to watch UKposts or other content while moving around, working out, laying in bed, or on a plane without having to tilt your neck to view a screen.

I've had mine for almost 2 months now. The AR app is cool, but definitely has plenty of kinks to work out. I use mine almost exclusively with my steamdeck though. I'd guess about 95% of the time I'm using my steamdeck, I use it with these glasses.

Got this and they are working great as a second monitor for my mobile setup. They have released beta drivers for MacOS for head tracking, but it doesn't work so well as it is very jittery from my experience. Very happy to use this as a vibrant and discrete second monitor.

I would love to see a full review about those. I'm actually surprisingly interested in those glasses :D

3:21 His evil villain impression is perfect XD

@ShortCircuit can you please try it with the Steam Deck and show us how it looks inside 🙏

Wish you would have tried it with a steam deck, which is the reason I had considered getting these for.. I have seen a few reviews that praise these for use with the steam deck, they help since they have better resolution than the steam deck screen and so you don't have to struggle to keep the steam deck at the correct viewing angle or bending you neck sitting or in bed playing.

I have a pair of these and I love them I watch a lot of anime on them with my AirPod pros I feel like I’m in a movie theater, I have connected them to my steam deck and Nintendo switch and the experience has been great I’ve put many hours into these glasses

I can’t tell you how much I love my pair, I use my iPad Pro and do some gaming with an Xbox controller. Or I only need a mouse and keyboard when I’m at a coffee shop that means one less item on a small coffee table.

Playing steam deck or watching movies on planes is where these shine. I absolutely love it.

Bought one and it wouldn't work on phone or Steamdeck, so obviously an issue with the pair I had. Returned it as a defective product, but they only gave me only a portion back due to a "restocking fee"....

Thanks a lot for the interesting story. Tell me, what do you think is better Rokit Max or NReal Air or XReal Light?

Love my pair. I didn't get them for AR but for a great wearable monitor experience. The screen is great in quality and size, and it has great support for prescription lenses

Pretty much everyone that has purchased these glasses absolutely luv them for what they are intended for. I wonder when this channel is going to do a real review of the intended use. Maybe give them to Linus and ask him to do a review.

Watching this on mine right now. For UKposts videos the fov isn't really an issue. Big bummer is that the browser in the app can't run streaming services other than UKposts for some reason.

I've been in the market for something like this, and the $599 for the light was way to expensive. This is definitely more in my price range. It also fits my needs better. I want to be able to move in 3d space without a worry of the screens moving away from me. I like the monitor-like function of these glasses.

I've heard they're pretty nice for the Steamdeck

Y'all should try the Tilt 5. Very similar form factor but the board gives a massive field of view.

How does this work on the iphone? Also is it a better pair? Im looking for the best smart glasses

These things are amazing. I use them on my steam deck while flying on the airplane and working while flying. I always tried working on my laptop and it was impossible. With these i keep my laptop under the seat in front of me with a blue tooth keyboard on the folding tray area. No neck pain and plenty of room to type.... its life changing if you fly alot.

Maybe Riley is exactly the same guy as my friend. My friend saw my VIVE VR for the first time 5 years ago, and he couldn't tell the difference of a 40K $ gaming VR setup (PC and all) or his 40 dollar Samsung Gear VR add on for his phone. It didn't give him any different immersion. But for the others (me included) it was night and day difference in smoothness, usability, realism etc.

In the future, you can try to superimpose that screen recording on something from the host's POV; even if it's not real-time, it should be close enough to give us the feel of what it looks like compared to the real thing.

Are either good to replace monitors for reading / typing. Word docs/coding on multiple AR screens? Wondering if the resolution is good enough.

Thank you for the review, but honestly I was pretty disappointed you didn't show in more detail some of the productivity options that you mentioned. For example it would be amazing to see how DeX looks on them, can you use them to work from a cafe with a BT keyboard and mouse instead of a laptop? This would be an amazing portable set-up to substitute a laptop. But I would have appreciated if you tested it and told us some impressions. Like how easy or hard is it on the eyes to work with them for 3-4 hours? How easy is to read text? What if you connect via TeamViewer from DeX to your PC and work like that? What is the resolution? Also it would have been amazing to try to connected to a windows PC, for the same reason, and convert your small laptop into a big screen and work like that? There are so many amazing potential game-changer uses for these glasses, but in your video you just showed 5 times the same very limited view of just some interface. I would have appreciated a lot more in depth and in detail review of such an amazing product. But in any case, thank you for bringing them to my attention. :)

I remember the north focals which were some of the best ar glasses but then google did as google does best and bought them and axed production

For real though - you could've tried them with a Steam Deck.

I wonder about the "big screen" VR experience or even something like HelixVision through this device, or even what a 3D movie might look like through these (assuming it's possible). I know that's super niche, but as one who bought and loved nVidia's active shutter 3D, this could be suitable to replace that (if the screen "looks" big enough). (then again, any other VR headset could achieve the same thing?)

For me, I'm really tempted to get these if they ever show up at like BestBuy or something. For me I love to go to the pool and relax but I get bored just sitting there laying in the sun. So having glasses for a screen to watch shows on would be fantastic! No more awkwardly holding my phone while I lay down!

I was waiting on your video of the Nreal Air before purchasing them, but I decided to go ahead and buy them. I absolutely love them, they are great for content consumption and there is an app you can use to watch 3d movies on them.

I understand that batteries are a limiting factor for miniaturization of a lot of tech, but what I don't understand about AR glasses (not just NReal, but every brand) is why they don't seem interested in utilizing your neck like semi-wireless earbuds do, with a battery that sits around your neck. That would provide a ton of space for battery capacity, and I think most people would be totally accepting of it.

I have a pair of these for my steam deck. It is expensive for how I use them, But i absolutely love using them and not having to hold my steam deck it to my face while in bed or sitting waiting somewhere. Them fitting in a rather normal sized glasses case is also a huge plus for me.

I like the design of this. I think having it wired is even an advantage in this case, because it is lighter and you can route the cable like the good ol days when we routed the headphone jack through our hoodies

I would have liked to see more info about using the glasses as a portable monitor or even using them with samsung dex and a bluetooth keyboard to replicate a full desktop experience.

Nreal has many issues that have nothing to do with the actual hardware, but from a company approach. There are no developer tools outside of a Unreal plugin that is hacky as best. There's no SDK to do anything with the device outside of android. You cannot get a Developer Kit for the device unless it has officially lunched on that particular country. OpenXR support has been promised since the first device and they have remained silent. There's an ample community of developers waiting for tooling, a quick search on google will lead you to their official community forum, where the most popular post is regarding lack of support for developers. Very weird behavior from a company whose product heavily depends on developer adoption don't you think?. Feels like a cash grab to be honest.

Just bought these. As a portable video screen they are great as long as I have my contacts in. Figured I'd be ok as it sits right on your face, but somehow these make a screen as blurry as if it was further away. I have found next to no usefulness from the AR mode. It looks nice, but none of the apps are ones I use much, and I dont see how to change them. I use the casting mode which is better to me. Not sure how great they will be for productivity as on stationary screens there is a lot of ghosting, especially around the edges where your icons are. I have currently only connected to my phone so haven't tried them on my steam deck for gaming, but I will say if you are watching videos they look amazing. Not so much as AR glasses as the picture for video is so bright I can't really see through it. If not for the ghosting making it difficult to read smaller print, these would be a truly solid portable monitor giving you a good bit of real estate to work with. I'd say currently these are just for shows and movies as they excel at that. Also I have to assume that the steam deck will be similar to my phone, as the screen on the phone is the controller and keyboard it drains my battery much faster using these glasses. I got approximately two hours on my fold 3 to go from 100% to 45%. That was intermittent use but did include the updating process. I think that to really use these you end up needing a lot more than just the $380 glasses, you will probably need a pass through powered Thunderbolt dock (+-$120) so you can charge your device while using which is expensive and my brother was out of luck trying on his iPhone, that is a $60 connector plus a cable to buy (on amazon). Saw others write it, pretty good early tech but they only really do watching videos really well. Everything else is ok to bad. Very good for watching you tube though I'm not sure its worth the spend considering the extras you will need to really maximize their usefullness. If they could fix the ghosting on stationary screens these would be something I could highly recommend for mobile office or videos.

Riley needs to keep his stylist/barber forever. His hair is always a slam dunk

"No! This is worse!"? How? It's more normal looking and cheaper. Nreal recognized that the primary market for these glasses is as a portable theater at this point, not AR. I'm a little disappointed that you didn't consider the use case of "sitting on a plane and wanting to enjoy movies or video games on a bigger screen". That's really what these are best for. The 3DOF is enough to also be able to use these for portable productivity, having multiple virtual monitors attached to a MacBook. As you noted, the resolution in the FoV is excellent, which can't be said for various VR headsets that people try to use for productivity with virtual monitors. Honestly, I think the editors of ShortCircuit should pull this video and re-shoot it. They are grossly misrepresenting what this product is used for right now. This video does not live up to LTT quality standards.

Riley you make my day better by being you thank you 💜

Thank you for the insightful video! I recently purchased AR glasses (XREAL Air AR Smart Glasses, Formerly Nreal with Massive 201") for my research, and I'm looking for a compatible Android tablet to enhance the experience. Since I use an iPhone 12 and can't use the Nebula app, I'm planning to buy an Android tablet specifically for that purpose. Any recommendations for the best-fit Android tablet to pair with AR glasses?

I actually got these over the light. I have a real vr headset so had no intention of ever using them for that purpose. The Air version is perfect for video on the go say on a plane, its slightly higher peak brightness makes them a little more usable in the sunny southern costa del sol where i live and I dont need 6 dof here. My main use case (once their software catches up) is to use them for working on the go projecting 3 monitors from my macbook so i can travel without carting additional screens around with me. The resolution is perfectly usable for this purpose, just lacking real polished software atm, only sort of supporting M series macbooks (and mines an intel model) but its progressing and hopefully a proper release wont be far off. Could be interesting if AR apps get made for it for things like video while walking or projected navigation using phones gps? but my use case as i mentioned is video and work when i need to travel.

My German Augen 👀🇩🇪 approve the augmented reality 😁

As someone that owns many AR headset devices and is a AR/VR developer it seems like you need to do more research before reviewing them. Love your guys work and watch you regularly. But whenever AR products come up you always miss the mark in your reviews. Mostly because you don't seem follow the hardware closely enough. If you did you would probably realize that after a period of time your brain fills in the FOV shortcomings. Eventually you don't notice the FoV issues. Also the Nreal Lights make a great display for PC or Steamdeck. I can load up Rimworld and the view I get is 2x larger than my 60 inch TV. My point is there are some cool use cases in and out of AR for these devices and the Nreal's aren't that bad looking - you should spend more time in them.

I wonder if it depends on the device you are using? I would love to see this with an iPhone-switch-steam deck- etc to see the difference

I have these and have been using them for the past few weeks as a dex monitor when I do field work but do not need windows programs, and as a second monitor in a top-bottom stack with my work laptop when I'm working in the field. I've also used it with splashtop in dex to use my pc at home on the road. Nreal should put a connector to allow PD passthrough for charging the host device, get rid of the AR crap cuz the FOV is indeed so tiny its like looking through the bottom of a crackerjack box (remember those?), drop it to $350 and call it a day. As it stands I had to buy a nubia redmagic charging cable to get PD passthrough. The main selling point is a big, fairly comfortable monitor that you can use in a broom closet if you want and not be staring at a tiny tiny screen. If you are nearsighted you can probably achieve a similar effect by just holding your phone 2 inches from your eyes, though i wouldn't recommend it.

I own a pair and for me the ideal use case is watching UKposts/Netflix or playing on my Steam Deck on a big personal virtual projector I could care less about the AR app or extra features the Nreal Light has that bump up the price

I do enjoy that these glasses will have plenty of firmware updates in the future, the current one unlocks 60fps from 30 and they're working on implementing 3D video capability to a future update. It's certainly not for everyone but when I go camping next year this will be a great compact device to bring with me

Just tell me the screen size what does fov impact on the screen size.

these look so close to the dream product ive been looking for for a few years now! if you could see a screen while going about life chores, (dishes, laundry, exercise? etc) like imagine watching twitch, while doing the dishes... or idk, handy for twitch/yt mods at least. and maybe for comfort, being able to move away from my pc setup when im tired and relocating to a bed so i can work while im ill or stuff like that... those 2 usage cases alone are something im, interested in. i guess alot of these products seem to rely on a smartphone as a tethered companion/processor thing, but i would love to be able to connect that to my pc wirelessly somehow, and as a not so techy orientated consumer, i feel like there would be a nice hole in the market for a product like that, assuming im not just the one crazy person who wants essentially google glass but better! but i would also use a device like this on the go ngl... a portable pocket sized screen that could offer cinema based experiences, again get some work/writing done on the go at a hotel or whatever and maybe even play the odd game... imagine having a pair of AR styled glasses just sitting in the office desk drawer, in your pocket while in the 2 hr long waiting room at the doctors... in the cafe while you write that novel, or maybe for those interested.. you could watch whatever action movie your into on the pooper... in fact, you could literally watch the entirety of twilight in the toilet, just to show everyone how much you hate/love that movie. or maybe you want to read a book instead of hearing an audiobook while getting some garage work done. and on that note.. bring up a recipe while cooking/baking in the kitchen learn how to fix that washing machine instead of having to pull your phone ouyt halfway thru and rewatch that part you forgot about... or, maybe for electronics repair to have a handy HUD catch up on important emails while in the jacuzzi do a little work while at a friends' party! idk or maybe just study for an exam while in the bathtub!

i wish i saw this earlier... i was thinking about buying it for a month or something, after seeing many youtubers nearly dying for it i went for those glasses. I mean i like the glasses, but also slightly dissapointed My Opinion: -The Screen is not as big as people describe it, especially in AR Space you realise on the sides how small the "canvas" really is -It looks like youre looking trough a tunnel into a slightly bigger screen than holding your phone near your face. The upper part of the glass is always in my vision, i feel like i need to duck to look under the upper part to see the screen behind, different nose clips and the adjustment of the glasses didnt really help -The Screen is clear and bright, but i see quite a shadowing -The best use could be Samsung Dex, but in Dex Mode the screen follows your head instead of standing "somewhere" like in the APP Ar Space, which isnt confortable And the biggest L tho: their own app released like a year ago, yet it feels like they released it last week, its very cheap and and needs so much updates. Of all the buttons in the app only the browser links work, all others do not react when clicking on it I think the biggest problem is the software. If they implement more functions, it would be good enough

When I get these, it's only gonna really be for reading and watching movies/shows

Works great with Samsung DEX - I stream Game Pass, Xbox console, PS5 and PC to a giant screen. Waiting for multi-monitor AR support, sounds like that is an M1 Mac-only feature right now

I have them for a while now. And I have to say, best tech purchase of this year. I use them almost daily, mainly with Samsung Dex when i want to watch streams in bed and not wake up my better half with massive screen of Fold 4 (yes, even with low brightness). Ar space needs some work. Issues and crashing of your phone, well I did not have that at all, all worked from get go, I just had to get the app from web as it is not yet on EU stores. As per FOV, I had the previous version, and its is better than the old ones. Size of the window is too small? It is not, you can adapt iot and the FOV is not an issue. It is literally 100+ inches big when you position it properly at wall further in front of you :) I love where they are headed and I think they (Nreal) should be supported on their path, We very well might see in couple years normal sized glasses with capable AR running of the phone without the cable, or perhaps some dedicated device (look at the handleds we have and how strong they are) Also, goot to notice - you can use them with your nintendo switch, massive screen always with you :) Hope this short review helped someone Edit - you can use them with Steam deck - I mean, hello ? 100inch screen for your steam deck... and it does not affect performance, just battery life which is solved with external battery pack.

I actually already have a pair of these. I needed the prescription lenses to see the screen in the glasses, let alone through the glasses. My primary use case is to use these on airplanes for movie watching, using Samsung dex. I use WF1000xm3 for audio.

This is an excellent companion for the steam Deck I also convert my fold 3 into a large mousepad and I watch Jellyfin videos streamed to my phone. It is also excellent to view movies. For PC workflow? I'll pass.

The AR function of these things is pretty half baked but they do function well as a portable monitor. That means you can use them with Samsung Dex and get a better experience, something the Nreal Lights can't do. It seems the stripped down nature and focusing on being just a monitor makes them compatible with a lot more devices which gives them a wider use case.

Riley, how well did the screens look without your prescription glasses. I also wear prescription glasses and I'm worried that the image that I'm seeing will be too blurry

I get this isn't LTT, but really would have loved to at see some actual specs measured, like input-to-screen latency in different configurations and use cases. If I use this on my Steamdeck or my laptop, am I going to want to rip them off due to 100ms latency? How about when using their proprietary adapter for gaming on a Switch or other console? As a content creator that also occasionally games the lack of these specs anywhere makes these a hard pass for the time being.

These are way too expensive for what they provide. I think if they were $100~200 and had much more phone compatibility, then I think these could be "neat" for people to use/mess around with and maybe find some good use cases. But at $400~600, I just don't understand who they're aiming for with this? They're way too janky, subpar specs, and doesn't have a clear use case. Edit: After thinking about it, I will say this is a great step in form factor, this is something I think people could *maybe* actually wear outside their homes. And maybe this could be a good "virtual monitor" type device, although I still think the price tag is too much for this product category.

i just got mine today and haven't done the update yet. But when i watch in my room which is pitch black so i don't get any reflections back to the glasses, when i watch netflix movies connected to my iPhone, i see glare on the top of the glasses and also i can see the edges on both side of the glasses which is very annoying. I clean both glasses with a microfiber cloth but that does not help, Is anyone else experiencing this issue where you can see glare on the top of the glasses and also you can see the corner of the lens on the right and left side? I don't know how to fix that. I will do the update to see if it fixes it but i doubt the update will do anything to fix that issue.

I have a pair and adore them for use with a laptop as an extra screen, they're also amazing with a bluetooth keyboard and mouse to turn your phone into an extraordinarily mobile laptop replacement for certain tasks. With the right kind of mini computer, I'm sure they would also go well with a battery pack and wireless mouse/keyboard to be an excellent traveling device for someone who always ends up wanting to tinker with every electronic they can get their hands on.

This video basically just entirely missed the intended use case lmao

Why is Rileys German pronunciation so good? "Augmented" almost sounded like a native speaker

So do you have to keep it plugged in to your phone/laptop?

Can you connect this to your phone camera or a real video camera to use as a real time video monitor?

You nailed it, they’re trying to make it more palatable for the average person to not look as conspicuous. It seems great as an entry point and as a great assistant for traveling

Rikly, forget the janky, Android-only, "AR/VR" experience of these, which I agree is meh, and just hook them up to your SteamDeck. Yeah, it's just a floating 2D display, but being these glasses don't actually look like shit, it's a GREAT SteamDeck accessories to play games on a "virtual" big screen (the display feels bigger in your view) on a plane or other trip.

I use these when traveling for work at the airport and on the plane it works great! Love them! Also plug them into my laptop and have multiple displays so if I don’t want the guy next to me seeing my emails I can put them on a virtual display

cant you just plug power from the wall outlet like with a ps controller? or a powerbank?

Why does it feel like his completely biased and reviews it already knowing that he doesn't like it , there was no info box saying the in display recording does not reflect actual use , nor did they even have a camera look through the lens so that the viewer can see it's actually alot more responsive than he lets on. He went through half the effort of trying it for VR but I think alot of people are buying this with the intention of using it for the steam deck and it works great for that. It really felt like he was just shitting on it the entire review.

Videos like this are why I only trust user reviews and not “big name” UKpostsrs. Not enough research on a device.

It's a shame these are impossible to get, they've decided on an odd distribution colab, with a single carrier in my countries, always out of stock and can only buy it if you have a phone with said carrier. And would realy wnat to try it out in a store before buying. Anyone know of any other devices that are basically the same.

hay have you guys tried to get a hold of a lynx r1 vr ar headset wood wont to know your take on it

Ive had both the Rokid and Xreal, hard pass, tech isnt there yet. Forget about AR, theyre just displays inside the glasses, its cool for about 12 minutes and thats it

Bought this glasses month ago, with Samsung Dex, it's really unreal, next level experience.

If I have Myopia can I use this without my prescription glasses as the screen is just inches from my eyes? Are the prescription inserts just for Presbyopia?

How do these work with focusing our eyes? I cannot focus that closely. Are they using lenses to focus our eyes closer in? But how donwe then see the real world behind it in focus?

Are you kidding? Complaining about missing cameras so you can’t see real world through TRANSPARENT SCREENS? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is why I typically avoid LMG reviews for things. These glasses are not great at actual AR, sure- completely fair. But how are you just going to completely ignore how these glasses excel as a portable huge OLED display for your phone / steam deck / laptop? Ignoring a giant use case in a video about a product is just unacceptable imo and disingenuously paint Nreal in a bad light

The prescription lenses are actually incredibly important, because the field of view actually means that if your vision is bad the image will be very blurry, even though the screen is basically an inch from your eyes.

Have you looked at it just as a media consumption device? Like watch Netflix etc.? How does it fare?