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Thanks for sharing 😎, any xreal beam pro feature in particular that you are looking forward to using? 🤔

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Thanks for sharing 😎, I've seen some improvement after using the rubber grip at the end of the air 2 pro glasses but I'd agree that I have a better full screen experience with the viture XR pro

In my personal experience there's an improvement with the viture XR pro. I think that it's because of the position of the glasses, they have a more tight fit that helps keep the glasses in place. Also the shape of the glass where the screen is projected bas helped in my case

The price changes depending on the country and it's a bit tricky but these are the prices in the UK for reference uk.shop.xreal.com/products/xreal-air-2-pro and www.viture.com/store You can also find them in other online shops sometimes with discounts or on sale

Thanks for sharing! what subscription in particular are you referring to? 🤔

This is a great question. Unfortunately I don't know the answer. If that was possible it would be amazing. I personally didn't find a way to do that at the time of testing and limited the testing to 3D SBS video as it was the most popular use case at the time. The nebula app is quite limited in what it allows you to do BUT you can see certain apps from the nebula app itself in android. Some apps compatible with the Nebula app like FarePlay or into 3D that allow handling 3dof and could be a good starting point to check. I felt most apps feel quite experimental but there's some remote hope. However, I checked and didn't see any immediately obvious option to allow this. Given that you already ordered the glasses. Once you receive them, if possible, could you please let me know if any of it is possible? Many thanks 🙏

Just to clarify, for both glasses it depends on your sight. There's no difference if you have 20/20 vision. If you only have myopia and a common IPD then the viture glasses offer the possibility of adjusting with the dial so small text looks clearer. For the xreal air 2 pro you would need the prescription inserts. That said, if you would like to make small text bigger you'd need to rely on the device that you have the glasses connected to. For example, if you connect either of the glasses to a computer, the screen will seem at the same distance. If you can't read small letters you could reduce the resolution of the screen to make the small letters (and everything else) look bigger. This works fine if you have myopia and a low degree or zero astigmatism and want to use the glasses without inserts

@@FTACatch-up I would get the prescription inserts with either one. Good to hear theres no difference with 20/20... some reviews say screen size is bigger on the Xreal

@@AdityaAnand92 I'm aware that the xreal beam allowed to adjust the screen and that would make it look bigger. I believe the viture neckband allows the same. In any case, this simulates a bigger screen so the letters would relatively be bigger but you can also manage the size if connected to windows/mac os Here's an example of what I'm referring to ua-cam.com/video/gajgmxDHLMo/v-deo.htmlsi=WmoNypZL7Qre9e6e&t=104 Depending on your use case, be aware that at the time of writing the Viture xr pro has better app support for windows/mac os and android (the app actually works and you can even try and work with the glasses) Xreal air 2 pro has a more accurate colour Also, I felt the viture has a narrower/tighter fit in comparison to the xreal air 2 pro and that's why I prefer it but it depends on each person's head. Thanks for sharing! 😎

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Thank you for this kind comment! Hope I can post some content in the future that you might find interesting, it's an honour to get comments like this, really appreciated 🙏. I have posted quite a few videos checking some of the different features. The more I use these glasses the more I think that the best way to enjoy them is ensuring that your sight has no issues or you have the appropriate prescription inserts or if you have myopia, just up to the max supported by the viture XR pro (for example). In terms of the fit, I think for bigger heads the xreal air 2 pro MIGHT be better. Regarding the software, so far the viture seems to be doing better 🤔. I'd say that before buying keep reading and watching what people say and think what's the best use case for you. They are both quite similar with just a few differences. Thanks again, glad to have you here! 😎

Thank you for stopping by and providing your sincere feedback. I really appreciate it 😎. I'm working on this channel during my free time and it takes me a long time before even thinking of recording as I genuinely spend time testing the products and taking notes of what things I liked (or not) while playing the role of a new owner or a power user depending on what I'm using the product for and how I felt and thought when I first had it vs how I felt as I gained more experience with it. This process could sometimes contribute to include details that I probably shouldn't spend too much time on and I normally try to filter later and present in a way that gets to the point as soon as possible but it could happen that it still does require more work. You're absolutely right, there's a better image quality and certainly editing out there. I'm constantly trying to improve and I'm on the stage of focusing on practicality for some takes as I noticed that some very aesthetic videos sometimes miss the detail in areas in which a potential new owner or a current new owner would've liked more attention. There's plenty of room for improvement and I'm slowly working on it. I've shared my email under the about section of the channel if you would like to share more feedback now or in the future. Thanks again!, glad to have you here 🙏

@@FTACatch-up Lots of respect for the work you already put in, especially hassling on the side. I just shared what I thought might be the missing piece of the puzzle in a work that is already quite complete. They often say that the gear/quality of production doesn't make the success of content. But I do believe that in some situations, it does. You must have wondered why you regularly get videos with 1000s of views, yet little subscriber growth. I believe this missing piece of the puzzle might help. Invest in a middle-range APS-C camera with a decent fixed lens, 1 or two lights with diffusers. Get Something like the DJI wireless mic, they are great for VO to be honest, and very flexible for other situations, cost very little. And then continue doing what you've been doing, and your channel will explode I believe. Then maybe you don't have to just do it in your free time (it is obvious you have poured already a lot of work in it). All the best mate, and good luck with everything!

@@PierreChe thank you for taking the time to provide additional details and for your good wishes, appreciated! 😎🙏

agree! it feels good when things work 😁, thank you for letting me know and leaving this comment, it made my day 😎

I think you should be able to but I'll be able to say for sure once I've tried it myself. The logic behind this is that the glasses typically behave like a monitor/screen and that should work but possibly some features might not be able. I'll try in a few weeks and report back. Thanks for stopping by! 😎

@@FTACatch-up Thanks, looking forward to it!

@@FTACatch-up have you tried it yet? i bought the viture and was thinking the same, need a new phone and the XREAL Beam Pro would be very nice if i can use it , thanks!

@@gonzalolo haven't yet but I'll hopefully be trying it soon. The UK delivery has been a bit slow in my case🤞

not at all, it just works! There's a decky plugin that works nicely. Unfortunately it is not completely free but it's also good for the features that are free. Likewise the xreal air 2 pro works without any adapter. The catch is that while you have the glasses plugged to the steam deck you won't be able to charge the battery because there's only one usb c port. Precisely at that point is when the adapter comes in handy: to charge the steam deck while you use the glasses. It's nice to have but not a requirement. Thanks for stopping by! 😎

An important detail with the steam deck when not using a charging adapter (at least with the original nreal air, and I'm guessing this is true with other glasses) is that when your battery gets low it will intermittently switch back to the built in display, and eventually just stay on the built in screen when it gets low enough

@@joewell6435 thanks for sharing this. Incredibly, I have not left the battery run that low for the xreal glasses but what you said is really interesting. I know that with the viture xr pro and the neckband as soon as it has low battery it starts stuttering and then switches off completely. It seems that the steam deck keeps trying to deliver even when it can't!😁

thanks for stopping by! 😎. Which ones have you tried so far?. I'm not aware of the viture XR pro allowing to adjust the IPD but this could possibly be done using the inserts. Regarding the xreal air 2 pro, I was asked for the IPD when I bought the prescription inserts so I believe this should be doable. Seeing the way the inserts work I think any smart glasses that have inserts that look like normal glasses should allow this. In the UK, the company called "Lensology" is the one designated by xreal and viture to create custom inserts. Maybe you can ask them if this is possible. The disadvantage is that I don't think that any of the devices mentioned in the video allow IPD adjustment

Damn. The average IPD is around 63. You must have a big head!😂

The new Rokid AR Lite package is IPD adjustable

Thanks for this comment 😎 I also read it supports -6D that's great! It seems it hasn't been released yet but once released looks promising to cover for those cases that require the IPD adjustment

Thanks for stopping by! I actually posted a video about image quality before this one. So far, the main difference is the colour but overall I still prefer the viture 😎

@@FTACatch-up Yes, I saw your other video. It has been very helpful. Color shift is nothing to me, unless of course it is stupidly extreme, because you really can’t tell unless you are comparing it to something at the same time. Kind of like when you are comparing big screen TVs. You can see which TV image you prefer when they are right next to each other in a store’s display, but not after you take it home.

@@likestech1873 yeah, agree. After the latest upgrade I couldn't tell much the difference but before the patch it was very obvious that the colour was very different. I'm also testing the neckband and it's an interesting device!, have you tried it? I like the idea but so far it is noisier than I'd like it to be. Thanks for sharing! 😎

@@FTACatch-up I haven’t received the glasses yet. Seems like it’s around a 10 day wait from Amazon. I will certainly get the neckband if I like the glasses.🤓

which nebula version have you tried? I had a similar experience with the Android version but there are a few things to do. To me, the problem that it seems to offer more than what actually is available to use. Thanks for sharing! 😎

Hi Marcus!, thanks for sharing. I didn't know about an upcoming release that would allow switching the colour profile but that would be great. I've also been using the app for Mac OS and it's 100% usable, I even sent emails and used visual studio without any hassle, I really liked it particularly when I don't want to share with people around me what I'm doing, it's great for privacy. Can't say the same about the non-existent nebula app for Mac🤷‍♂. There's a beta version that seemed quite faulty last time I tried and it had remained as beta for a long time😞.

Thank you for stopping by. I'm sorry for the confusion. Maybe we are referring to two different things?. I meant the "wear detection" which uses movement to work as a "wear sensor", is that what you were referring to? the video shows the wear detection, I have tried it myself and it was mentioned by Viture in one of the videos I posted. It does detect whether people are wearing it or not. Hope this helps!

thanks for stopping by and for your suggestion. I tried to cover a few aspects that are important but certainly there are parts that I miss in relatively short videos. In regards to blurry corners, I part one I briefly mentioned that the inserts were in my case a factor that would make blurry corners. I did experience blurry corners with the xreal air 2 pro but with the viture xr pro glasses I haven't had the blurry corners issues but, mind you, the experience might change from person to person. I've found myself that sometimes (not always!) the blurriness happened because the glasses became dirty or there was a vision problem that I was unaware of. What aspect of field of vision would you like to know a bit more about? I'm happy to share if I know. Thanks again! 😎

damm right question, I think the corner blur is biggest issue to me, or only me?

thanks for your comment! 😎 I actually posted a video regarding image quality. Sometimes the blurry corners depend on the way the glasses fit. Is the blurry corner something you experience with the xreal or the viture glasses? Or both? 🤔

Totally supported with the spacewalker app. There's a 3D video player. This is also available from the neckband

Thanks sir for your attention I want to bay glasses but I can confirm better xreal or viture VR videa can play online on or need for download if online so better xreal or viture Thanks sir

Thanks for stopping by😎 . That's a good question!. I've been using both and I do have some comments that I hope to share in a future video. The answer is not easy but there's also the beam pro, I'm wondering whether that would be better than the viture neckband. Something I found interesting is that the neckband has is its unique shape/way of working. It feels faster than the xreal beam but its fan is way noiser than the xreal beam (in its default setting). There's also battery life and software stability which seems quite similar so far

@@FTACatch-up it’s like Android tv vs Android OS, I’m still debating , I had the older xreal beam, it’s running hot and fan noise as well, do the neckband do the same?

@@X.t.h.z it's called neckband os but it is indeed android 11. Yes, the neckband fan is noisy, very noisy but it has an option to run quiet which makes me wonder if it's something people might want to do at the expense of risking overheating the internal components🤔.I'll keep testing and hope to post my experience here as soon as I can😎

@@FTACatch-up Thanks for sharing, The older beam does the same (noisy very noisy) not sure if beam pro fixed the issue, but at least not explode at your neck instead of pocket maybe.

@@X.t.h.z I actually measured the temp after 1 hour of watching movies with the neckband and the temperature was just 36C which is not too bad. The only issue is the fan is super noisy which would definitely draw people's attention if they are next to you. I think it is faster than the old beam but the battery doesn't last too long. Still testing, will report back once I have more info

ha! thanks so much for your comment . I've been actually preparing a video related to comfort but disregarded in favour of image quality. I'll try to post something about comfort. I do have plenty of comments.😎

Unfortunately, I haven't used it myself. I've read about the rokid max and tried to get it but it was impossible. The Xreal air 2 pros and the viture xr pro are newer and I read a comment from someone mentioning an improvement from the xreal air and the air 2 pros. I'd expect an improvement based on the specs and software available but I'm not sure about the rokid max as I haven't tried it myself, I'm sorry 🙁, maybe someone else here knows? 🤔. Thanks again for stopping by 😎

I agree that colour accuracy is not one size fits all because, among other things, there are differences in the components used when mass producing a product yet I can see xreal has done a great job with the xreal air 2 pro glasses in that regard (color accuracy). That makes the display colours pleasant to the eyes 😎, you've managed to find that right balance. In terms of the perceived brightness, I don't think people would expect full brightness in such a way that would cause fatigue. At this point in time none of the highest brightness settings from xreal air 2 pro or viture XR pro have caused me fatigue when used at its max brightness setting (for a few hours). I've felt fatigue from the temples themselves or the nosepads first rather than because of the brightness. Certainly, the brightness need to match the environment. Using the glasses at top brightness in a super dark room will indeed cause me fatigue even if not at its full power (500 nits of perceived brightness). I think the use case is a bit more about being able to see the display without any glasses' cover on a bright summer day. It doesn't need to be super bright but possibly slightly brighter on the brightest setting could satisfy those who want it to be brighter without causing fatigue. I think there's a sweetspot in which there's enough brightness to see the images even clearer without causing fatigue. I'd be keen to know a bit more of the process that goes into the production of each xreal glasses beyond just the specs. I'm also interested in knowing a bit more about Mac support for the Nebula app. Thanks again for stopping by and sharing more details of the xreal air 2 pro glasses 😎

Anyway to by pass DRM issue like crunchyroll ?

I totally agree with you. I was mentioning in my previous xreal Vs Viture video that these are my new favourites. I also think I'm in heaven because I don't need to use the inserts that become dirty quite quickly (in my case) and also not needing them make the glasses more compact.I hope Viture can correct the colour in futur firmware upgrades because it's the main thing for me that seems slightly worse in comparison. I found the sound similar particularly after the firmware update earlier in June. I think the pinning or anchor mode in nebula is less shaky than this mode with spacewalker but spacewalker has a nice 3d video player, have you tried it?. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and for stopping by 😎

Thanks for the suggestion and for watching. Really appreciated 😎

Neither do I! I tried to focus on the features that are mostly different. The image quality is quite similar so I sadly didn't pick it up as one of the items to discuss first. I hope to cover several topics related to image quality in future videos. One of them is coming very soon!, thanks for watching 😎

hey! nice to see you are back 😄

yes, certainly. The idea of using the adapter was to be able to plug the adapter but the usb-c port of the rog ally is perfectly capable of allowing the xreal air to be used as a monitor without the beam. Remember that the beam is just to add extra features as: smooth follow, anchor and others. Using the rog ally + xreal air on its own might consume battery faster, that's the only disadvantage.

@@FTACatch-up Thanks for the reply dude ☻

Thanks so much for your comment. It helps me identify better where I should be focusing my efforts. I have a lot to say about the glasses but it is difficult to compress in a few minutes . In terms of image quality I have a video due to be published soon considering the image quality without you having to install any app or use any device (beam / neckband) it does cover picture quality but screen size is to be covered in a future video related to the "Spacewalker" (equivalent to the Nebula app). Similar to the xreal air 2 pro you can't change the perceived size without the app/device. To answer the question in advance, similar to the xreal air 2 pro it doesn't require the beam to work. There's an equivalent viture device called "neck band" . The spacewalker app (equivalent to the beam app for xreal) does provide an interesting change in the way movement is perceived. I'll try to cover this in a future video. Thank you for stopping by 😎

Thank you for your kind comment!, it means a lot to me. I had the same issue and asked myself: why not to zoom in as much as I can?😁

Thank you for your message and suggestion. I was working on my next video and just recently upgraded the firmware and, as a plus, it also improved the colour balance!. The wear detection feature works works great so far (as you mentioned, it switches off after 1 minute). The latest firmware mentioned was just from last week when I already had recorded the video but I have now upgraded as per your suggestion. Thanks for sharing 😎

Tried order from your website earlier. There no option to ship the product to my country (Vietnam). Same thing happen on amazon, no shipping to my country

@VITURE can cylindrical power be adjusted with your myopia dial?

thanks for watching and for sharing. It's also great choice. Both models are quite similar. My favourite feature of the air 2 pro is the wear sensor, really helps saving battery life. What's your favourite feature of the xreal air 2 pro?

or in other words those with myopia 😁

Thanks for watching and leaving this comment. I totally agree with what you said. I've also enjoyed the xreal glasses (in my case the air 2 pros) yet also experienced even with the xreal air 2 pro that they were a bit heavy wearing than the viture XR pro over prolonged periods of time. The other catch in terms of showing the image quality is that the spacewalker app (viture's equivalent to Nebula?) doesn't have (or I haven't found) an easy way to record what I see from the glasses in the same way I can record it with the nebula app. I'm working on a setup to try to illustrate a side by side comparison more than simply recording the output as if it was a monitor. I like the quality of the Xreal Air 2 Pro but I can easily tell the viture XR pros are noticeably brighter. In terms of the image quality, it is similar but not exactly the same. I'll try to go into detail in a future video but I suspect it might be subjective, hence I'm trying to find the best way to show exactly what I see. Thanks again 😎

@@FTACatch-up ​ So there's a little backlog on the XR Pros so I ordered the Air 2 Pros last week. They are much better than the originals. I also did something that not many people talk about. I bout the Viture Neckband and USB C adapter to use with Xreal Glasses and it's a nice combo. I like the Spacewalker app and I can use it with my iPhone. I tried the Mac version but no luck with Xreal Glasses. Using the Air 2 Pros with the Neckband and Spacewalker limits a couple of features like 3D and head tracking related things but the app/app companions are good enough to counter that. I can use the Air 2s much longer than my older ones, they're lighter, the image is brighter and the chromatic tinting is pretty nice. The Neckband is a game-changer though. It is a little big and it gets warm but having a decently powerful, near-full Android device around your neck with no dangling cords is very nice. I have all my streaming apps plus about 110GB of storage to download or store my own content. Once you download the Play Store, you can download additional Android apps and games. Its a pretty genius product. You can use a phone app to control it or use the buttons on the device. Another great feature is the "AI" assistant built in. They advertise it as something that can help you with tips while you game but I tried it with other things like asking what actor is in the scene of a movie, what episode of a show I'm watching or more info in general about what I'm watching and its pretty cool. I want to try it with some productivity things like looking at spreadsheets and asking how to create a V Lookup or sumarize emails. Just an interesting feature.The downside is battery life. Its powering the glasses and the UI so I get about 2.5 hours. you can charge while you use it but it charges slow. I guess you cant make it too big for larger batteries and still be comfortable. Xreal is supposed to release a Beam 2 and Rokid is releasing a Station 2 thats supposed to support a full spacial experience. It's on their site. No info on the Xreal product though. Both should be a huge upgrade in terms of features, power, and capabilities. Things like this are giving AR glasses a lot more usefulness. Overall the Air 2 Pros are great but I want to try the XR Pros as well. I might order them and wait the 2 weeks then return the one I don't like.

@@mthusiastmedia9782 Wow! just thanks for the level of detail and your update regarding the air 2 pros and the neckband. Actually I got the neckband today and I've been testing it, so far I like it for what you said plus you can also connect a usb flash drive to it, it might not look pretty but extends the amount of space you can use for storage😬 . Regarding the desktop app for Mac. Sadly, I had the same experience with my xreal air 2 pros, there's no Mac Support. I asked Xreal about it but so far no response. If you get the viture XR Pro glasses you have to try the Mac OS desktop app, I'd like to record a video describing my experience so far but I prefer taking some days while I'm keep testing the app for work or daily use. So far it's usable and stable. It even made me think: shall we get used to use this kind of things just in the same way we got used to use a mouse?. I was able to send emails and create 2 virtual screens + the macbook screen or only virtual screens + mirroring the main screen. The gap between the glasses and the virtual screen also allowed me to see the keyboard and seemed quite ok for a virtual screen. Related to the beam 2, just to share in case you didn't know already. I think the next version available has been officially named "xreal beam pro" and it went out for preorder today although it was already available earlier in Asia. It looks a bit like a mobile phone and I'm looking forward to test it if possible. I think the neckband would be the viture equivalent of it which so far seems super convenient even despite the noise of the fan (which can apparently be silenced at the price of extra heat). I'm just wondering about durability of the cable that goes from the neckband to the glasses, if it deteriorates with time, what's the repair process? could I repair it myself or would I need to send it back? or would the rest of the neckband break before the cable does? 🤔 A real pleasure to read you here, thanks for sharing😎

Thank you for your comment. Certainly, a good prescription would make the experience better but I think it is more an issue of "placement" of the prescription inserts. The viture XR Pro also allow having prescription inserts if there's the need of any specific prescription that needs to address other issues apart from myopia. The dials can help those who don't have any other condition and this seems to be the case for at least quite a few customers. I think something that could help in the future is having a prescription frame for the xreal air glasses that can cover a wider area, that would help solving the blurry corners issue in some cases. In the case I tried to illustrate here the blurry corner simply happens because the glass of the inserts (that have the prescription) just ends slightly before the screen allowing the "naked eye" to see part of the screen without being fully covered by the prescription inserts. If the whole screen is fully covered by the prescription inserts that would make the experience even better. The pricey Apple Vision pro and the viture xr pro do have something that seems to cover more area 🤔. I'd say that although the viture is my new favourite I still love my xreal air 2 pros for the reasons I mentioned in the video

@XREAL_Global Is there any blurry edges with the projected display?

This is just a summary with a few things that I wanted to mention that are very different. The image quality was good but just SLIGHTLY different. I'd like to complete a few tests before I can post something related to it but I'd certainly like to comment on that. So far, I'm having a better experience with the lack of blurry corners when using the XR pro but I've seen with some games a bit of a blurry corner around the bottom right. I need to test with different nose pads to check if that changes. Also I felt the screen of the viture is brighter yet the image quality is about the same. This matches the advertised 1000 nits for the viture xr pro vs the 500 nits for the xreal air 2 pro. Is there any aspect in particular that you would be interested in knowing? thanks for watching and stopping by 😎🙏

@@FTACatch-up thanks!

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

I just bought a oneplus 12R. I am updating now. It will be a shame if we can’t use it on this app. Like what the hell?

Does aircast work ok for you? I'm using the Oneplus 12 (not 12R!) and it works perfectly ok with the Nebula App 3.8.0. I just tested it a few mins ago. What version of the Nebula App are you using?

@@pasky7777 let us know how it went. It works ok with Nebula 3.8.0 for Oneplus 12. What version are you using? I don't have Oneplus 12R but it might still work. Thank you for sharing

@@FTACatch-up I have the same version 3.8.0 and also the 12 not the 12R. It's giving me a compatibility issue now.

@@ankeivolta weird! what android version are you running? what model? what's the full error message? when you connect the air 2 pro, do you see the image outside the Nebula app (air casting mode)? I have the 24 GB ram version, Kernel 6.1.57. Works fine WITHOUT the Nebula App but also WITH the nebula app. I can share a video via discord or email if you would like to troubleshoot

Thank you for watching and your kind words! 😎

The phone itself works as a pointer. You move the the phone as if it was a remote control pointing at the screen. If you need to recent you can hold and keep pressed the "home" button.

have you tried different nose pads? with this kind of lenses I think you will always be able to see to the sides as they're not as immersive as the meta quest. However, if you put the lenses cover (to black everything out) you should not be able to walk comfortably as it should cover most of your vision

Thaaanks for your suggestion. Sadly, I already use that cable 😔. I suspect the particular issue I see it's more related to graphic card used by the legion go. Thanks for the suggestion though 🙏

sorry for taking so long!, I missed the notification for this message. It depends on how you plan using the xreal air 2. In my experience, I found ok playing some mobile games as it is (without the beam) as long as I don't play on a bus or train. Watching movies just by sharing the screen of what is being shown on your phone wasn't too bad. Actually, VLC uses the phone as a secondary screen and blacks out what is being displayed on the phone. Have you tried it? (not sure if available in all phones). In terms of the image quality for games and movies: the colours were vibrant and nice without the beam. I'd get the beam if you want to watch movies separately and don't want to use the phone. I personally find it too pricey for what it is at this point in time.

My OP7Pro is not compatible either, but oh my God, it still works with Nebula! Just install the APK and that's it. Additionally disable Dex. How did you even get the S23 Ultra if you don't know such simple things? I've never held a Samsung in my life, but for some reason I know this.

Open the Nebula App, choose "AR space" once it's open navigate to the section "TV" (it's on the right side, you can see it at 3:29 (between "photos" and "amazon"). Once you tap there, click media player and you should be able to navigate. Let me know if that helps

@@FTACatch-up yes, thank you. I found it. I just did not expect to find a general Media Player and a File Manager under "TV" :)

@@axelsteinhage1924 neither did I! 😄 wait until you find the youtube player within TV. I struggled to make it work