I know this is a joke. but the reasons for don't sit too close, where more complicated. (1) old cheap CRT could put out mild radiation when too close. (2) children got crushed by CRT that fell over onto them. (3) our understanding of why children develop bad eyesight was not as well understood, the lack of outdoor sunlight is what effected the growth of kids eyes. not being too close (4) most vr headsets have the lenses focus point set to 1.5 metres, around 5 feet, so the screen minus will be much further away than a smartphone
I have a set that I use all the time. I use it for my steam deck, but mainly for my fold 4. Since Samsung phones have Dex (which I NEVER thought I'd use) they are perfect for this use case. Puts a desktop experience on the glasses and turns your phone into a trackpad that's black and saves battery. The onscreen keyboard pops up on your phone whenever you select a text field. Since they are glasses and not goggles, you can see the phone just below the glasses perfectly.
I bought these because I believed the hype from all the UA-cam videos. I am a monitor fanatic, 4K HDR, the list goes on and on. These were literally the most uncomfortable things I ever put on my head. Even with my Steam Deck and 23 ultra; I just couldn't do it. I am definitely waiting until gen 3 or 4. I promise you; I couldn't wear them past five minutes. The concept is cool BUT the implementation just isn't there yet. I have high hopes for these in the future ❤
same here, I retuned mine immediately. And they also dont have polish iphone software out and wont even support samsung ultra 22. WTF . Better to get vr glasses
Hey there Nicholas, thank you for sharing your feedback. While we're sorry that our glasses weren't a good fit, we appreciate that you gave them a try! Comfort is a huge priority for us, so we appreciate hearing about users experiences when it comes to how the glasses feel. We hope that you'll be able to try us out again in the future! ❤
@@bigdaddy7729 Hey there! We currently do not have an iPhone app available. Our glasses are compatible with Samsung S22 Ultra phones with the Snapdragon chipset, and can be used for screen mirroring for the same device with the Exynos chipset. We also make our Nebula app APK available for users outside of the countries we have launched in. Thanks for trying us out, and we hope that you'll give another shot in the future ❤
I have a pair, and yeah, they’re great for flights and travel. Since they look somewhat like regular glasses, I don’t feel self-conscious about wearing them.
Bought these a few months back, didn't find any real use for them until i took them on holiday last week, connected with a fold and bluetooth keyboard it made my laptop irrelivant for my needs of work and saved lugging a laptop down to the coffee shop or bar
Denki channel did well highlighting it; i tried it out myself. The image is great, but IPHONE it only has screen mirroring, which kinda made no sense to me since you still need to look at the iphone screen to click on the right app to open. PC you can use as a primary display for privace, or extended display. Only issue i found with it, that is totally user dependant is the temples with the spring henge that adjusts to your head size. Depending on the person, it might start to apply extra pressure and you'll feel like your head is pulsating, at least that how it felt for me. But overall, it does have great image quality and potenital if they can get the app onto IPHONE it'll be more complete.
I actually held off on buying a pair because of how much Nreal was pushing this to UA-cam reviewers (they *had* to be compensating for something, right?). Finally bought a pair last month. I wish I hadn't second-guessed myself as for my needs they're really good (but they also suck). That said, my needs are entirely for a secondary display for my Fold 3, XBox Series S (yeah, I know...), and my M2 MacBook Air. As an AR experience via the Nebula app? They totally suck. There are only a few AR apps provided (just how many times, Nreal, can we do that cycling simulator?), and even getting the Nebula app to install/launch/not-crash on an Nreal "verified" device like the Fold 3 was trying. If you're buying these for an AR experience, don't. Wait for some future generation of these or some other manufacturer's AR glasses. But if you just want a secondary, VR-like display, they're great.
I've had them about a month now and 100% agree - crap for any kind of AR function and Nebula is bit pointless, but as a 2nd display they work really well. I use them with a Fold 3 too and good lord in Dex it's hard to fault with how simple it works. My only fault is there not being an easy way to charge the device you're using them on unless it's a phone with wireless charging - like the steam deck. I watch films in bed a lot and being able to lie in almost any position is great.
@@palamidagheo4520 That may depend on your TV and your eyesight and how close/far you sit from it. For me we have a smaller 50-something-inch TV in our living room. It is a standard LCD Samsung TV. A big reason I wanted the Nreal Air was that at my age (middle aged) some of the smaller text in Xbox games was harder to read from our loveseat or couch about 6-10' away from the TV hutch (especially late at night). I envisioned connecting the Nreal Air to the Xbox (via Nreal's HDMI connector) and sprawling on the loveseat playing games. For that purpose? It works great - crisp, clear text although there is some blur at the very edges of the display. Comparing playing a video game on a console/TV versus on a gaming PC/monitor, the experience is closer to a computer monitor than a TV.
The Nreal Air is a year old you got competitions around the corner like Rokid Max AR Glasses and EM3 Ether VR Glasses Nreal should be offering special discounts on their Air Glasses.
I have nreal air and used it with my steam deck. What he's not saying is that under 50% steam deck starts disconnecting your VR glasses while playing demanding games and you need external power for them to work at that point. It's a known issue.
I think I said it on your first vid, but I'll say it again, I'll jump on ship, once it supports atleast 120hz, 1440p and hopefully by their second gen, they'll fix the jitterness issue you mentioned.
I have had these for a while. They good for viewing content, but AR aspects are seriously lacking. There are very few useful apps for the AR environment. Something Nreal really needs to address to make the glasses worth the price. On top of that, they aren't very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. At least for me anyway. The arms tend to dig into the side of my head. I don't even have a big head either, so I added some felt pads to the end of the arms to help alleviate some of that, which does help. Also, I think the last time I checked it was being worked on, but it would be nice to use your actual PC monitor or laptop as an actual display when plugging the glasses into a PC. The last time I used them for this, the Nreal air only mirrors the display, it won't let you extend it. In other words, at least for Windows, the OS doesn't recognize it as a separate display.
This is what Apple should be perfecting instead of making a VR headset. I could see this getting picked up way more easily due to the lack of bulkiness
at least it is fullhd. i think wearable screens are a great thing if you dont have the space for a big tv. cinematic mode on psvr2 is probably one of it's best features, if you don't have a big tv set. there are people who dont have a tv at all and use mainly mobile devices or a laptop. being able to use a wearable screen like this or the psvr2 to experience stuff on a larger screen without actually having to get a giant tv into your home is a solid value proposition.
I am _so close_ to buying one of these. I'm concerned that the nosepads will feel uncomfortable to wear for extended sessions; I dislike that the HDMI battery adapter can't charge and run the Air at the same time; official PC support has only been available for about a _week;_ any phone other than a kinda recent Galaxy is crippled. *BUT:* Wonderful for 3D movies; being able to wash dishes while watching UA-cam sounds great; practically ideal for anyone who travels a lot; and almost nobody talks about this, but if you have a nvidia GPU for your desktop _it is SteamVR compatible!_ I may wait for a few more kinks to iron out, then nab one around next Black Friday.
Honestly I have a similar concern but with the Temples, I got the Razer Anzu's a while back cause they were like 90% off bringing it down from like $200 to like $30 only to realize the temples/arms weren't long enough to fit my massive head so it's insanely uncomfortable. For most glasses, no problem you can just buy new temples and unscrew the old ones and screw the new ones on, for smart glasses like both of these though, you can't just replace them since that's where all the tech is.
HDMI can carry power...but usually not enough for devices like this I imagine. I have a HDMI to VGA adapter that runs fine off the Nintendo Switch dock with no additional power. ;) (I prefer to game on a CRT. OLEDs are still to expensive for me to consider getting one) So you are only half right on that.
This is a fantastic item for travel, especially by plane, which is the main purpose I'd use it for, but at the near $400 price point, it's just too steep for that sole purpose right now.
Carefull if you anywhere other that the USA The Glasses work a treat with snapdragon phone processors not so much with other processors such as the Exynos used instead of the snapdragon in phones accross the EU market That includes flagships like the S22 & S23 Ultra. Make sure and check their Hardware compatability list before you spend your hard earned cash. They seem to have incompatability issues with the AR features so you would just be buying them as a monitor.
Feel like these and Samsung DeX mode, plus bt keyboard and maybe a mouse, would be a pretty decent office work setup on the go. More portable than a laptop plus more private.
This is the how VR/AR should be. Hopefully they continue working on these glasses and competitors show up soon with better hardware as well. If the P**n industry gets ahold of these I'm sure the technology will advance super quick 🤣
I wonder how well something like this would work for a work focus. For example I am visually impaired and work with duel 27' monitors plugged into my work laptop at my home office but I want to get into traveling while i work as can work remote but my 15' laptop monitor is just to small for me to use for longer periods of time. I wonder how well something like this would work to provide a larger screen and be much easier to pack up with my laptop to travel around.
I have been using this for a while now. Best use cases for me include during flights (soo good), Playing game on my mobile console and before sleep as I like to lay down and watch something. There are reasons why I cant use this for a lot more situations. Only 3 wishlists I hope the next iteration will have and that would be 1. wireless connection - I understand the limitation of having a wireless VS wired connection but the cable in time does annoy you. 2. the virtual space - so far I don't think it is useful at all (at least in my use cases) and I mainly use it to duplicate my phone screen and watch streaming platforms at a bigger screen size 3.speakers - I had hope the speakers/Audio capabilities would be something like Open Run Pro quality but its not. To maximize the audio capabilities , you still need to use Bluetooth headphones as that is not ideal for my use case. Overall I am glad I bought this. Improve on the 3 things mentioned and I would definitely buy the next version as well
I bought them. then returned them a week later. They hurt my eyes, and then my head would start hurting since you couldn't adjust the eye width length like a quest 2. Also the screen felt kinda small i was expecting a higher field of view. If you've already used a Quest 2 you will be disappointed with these.
Sponsorship aside, if I was buying this product, head-tracking outside of their smartphone app is what would take it from being a "good" product to a "great" one. My brain still gets a little bit confused with the screen moving around with my face. But when I'm still, it's ace!
could be grate if the front glasess comes to deep dark when are in use, I mean, I get the idea of make it aumented reality, but if you want to play game at the bus or plane and dont want to see what is infront of you, could it be nice.
I will wait for better options since this is only a teaser device for what's going to come out this is more for early adopters and we were already told this wait for more to be released you will want those instead of this.
As an Apple user and someone that wears glasses I can say you should avoid this. I guess you need to get prescription lens from the company because my eye doctor couldn’t make the lens. Also the extra adapter pieces just adds to the cost.
![The [Gaming] Situation is Crazy](/img/n.gif)
90s: “Dont sit so close to the tv you’ll damage your eyes!”
2023:
I know this is a joke. but the reasons for don't sit too close, where more complicated. (1) old cheap CRT could put out mild radiation when too close. (2) children got crushed by CRT that fell over onto them. (3) our understanding of why children develop bad eyesight was not as well understood, the lack of outdoor sunlight is what effected the growth of kids eyes. not being too close
(4) most vr headsets have the lenses focus point set to 1.5 metres, around 5 feet, so the screen minus will be much further away than a smartphone
Dad always said that to me but ended with "or you'll go blind!"
@@legendp2011 did not know this, thanks :)
I have a set that I use all the time. I use it for my steam deck, but mainly for my fold 4. Since Samsung phones have Dex (which I NEVER thought I'd use) they are perfect for this use case. Puts a desktop experience on the glasses and turns your phone into a trackpad that's black and saves battery. The onscreen keyboard pops up on your phone whenever you select a text field. Since they are glasses and not goggles, you can see the phone just below the glasses perfectly.
Is the fold 4 compatible or do you have to use something else to make it work? I had thought fold 4 wasn't listed as natively compatible
@@dreadstuff Just plug it right into the fold 4. No issues what so ever.
Sounds awesome Andrew! 😎
I've used these glasses at work for 6 months now. Even worn them in meetings. My supervisors have no idea 😎🤣
LOL they don't wonder why you are wearing sunglasses indoors?
@moonlambo5229 nah. It's bright in there and wearing sun glasses is common
🤣🤣🤫
Nobody wondered about the cable running from your glasses to a device
@@freejsjj tucked in my shirt
I bought these because I believed the hype from all the UA-cam videos. I am a monitor fanatic, 4K HDR, the list goes on and on. These were literally the most uncomfortable things I ever put on my head. Even with my Steam Deck and 23 ultra; I just couldn't do it. I am definitely waiting until gen 3 or 4. I promise you; I couldn't wear them past five minutes. The concept is cool BUT the implementation just isn't there yet. I have high hopes for these in the future ❤
same here, I retuned mine immediately. And they also dont have polish iphone software out and wont even support samsung ultra 22. WTF . Better to get vr glasses
your comment probably saved tons of people a bunch of money and costed the company a ton of money 😂
Hey there Nicholas, thank you for sharing your feedback. While we're sorry that our glasses weren't a good fit, we appreciate that you gave them a try! Comfort is a huge priority for us, so we appreciate hearing about users experiences when it comes to how the glasses feel. We hope that you'll be able to try us out again in the future! ❤
@@bigdaddy7729 Hey there! We currently do not have an iPhone app available. Our glasses are compatible with Samsung S22 Ultra phones with the Snapdragon chipset, and can be used for screen mirroring for the same device with the Exynos chipset. We also make our Nebula app APK available for users outside of the countries we have launched in. Thanks for trying us out, and we hope that you'll give another shot in the future ❤
Thank you for your honesty. I'll definitely hold off
I feel like this would be great for long hour flights, where gaming/ multimedia on a small screen might just be tiring or annoying
It's certainly comfy to use for a long time as well!
@DNKI wow it is actually you
I have a pair, and yeah, they’re great for flights and travel. Since they look somewhat like regular glasses, I don’t feel self-conscious about wearing them.
I flew to vietnam. Didn’t take them off the whole time. Amazing
Agreed! They're super lightweight, so they're a great travel companion for your next long-haul flight (or daily commute 😉)✈
Bought these a few months back, didn't find any real use for them until i took them on holiday last week, connected with a fold and bluetooth keyboard it made my laptop irrelivant for my needs of work and saved lugging a laptop down to the coffee shop or bar
Nice one! Bet it was great to get out of the office and change up the routine for a bit with a portable desktop solution 😎
Denki channel did well highlighting it; i tried it out myself. The image is great, but IPHONE it only has screen mirroring, which kinda made no sense to me since you still need to look at the iphone screen to click on the right app to open. PC you can use as a primary display for privace, or extended display. Only issue i found with it, that is totally user dependant is the temples with the spring henge that adjusts to your head size. Depending on the person, it might start to apply extra pressure and you'll feel like your head is pulsating, at least that how it felt for me. But overall, it does have great image quality and potenital if they can get the app onto IPHONE it'll be more complete.
I can totally see that. Especially since the temples are beefier than normal glasses, there isn't a whole lot of flex or give for wider faces.
As an artist, this looks perfect to relieve the stress on my neck while drawing 👍
I actually held off on buying a pair because of how much Nreal was pushing this to UA-cam reviewers (they *had* to be compensating for something, right?). Finally bought a pair last month. I wish I hadn't second-guessed myself as for my needs they're really good (but they also suck). That said, my needs are entirely for a secondary display for my Fold 3, XBox Series S (yeah, I know...), and my M2 MacBook Air. As an AR experience via the Nebula app? They totally suck. There are only a few AR apps provided (just how many times, Nreal, can we do that cycling simulator?), and even getting the Nebula app to install/launch/not-crash on an Nreal "verified" device like the Fold 3 was trying. If you're buying these for an AR experience, don't. Wait for some future generation of these or some other manufacturer's AR glasses. But if you just want a secondary, VR-like display, they're great.
I've had them about a month now and 100% agree - crap for any kind of AR function and Nebula is bit pointless, but as a 2nd display they work really well. I use them with a Fold 3 too and good lord in Dex it's hard to fault with how simple it works. My only fault is there not being an easy way to charge the device you're using them on unless it's a phone with wireless charging - like the steam deck. I watch films in bed a lot and being able to lie in almost any position is great.
Hey Sam, how was your experience with the macbook air? Also did you need the converter?
@@Randalldan it has been fine. No problems at all. The MacBook treats the glasses just like an external display. No HDMI converter needed.
how good is it compared to a normal 60-70'' tv? like, image quality i mean
@@palamidagheo4520 That may depend on your TV and your eyesight and how close/far you sit from it. For me we have a smaller 50-something-inch TV in our living room. It is a standard LCD Samsung TV. A big reason I wanted the Nreal Air was that at my age (middle aged) some of the smaller text in Xbox games was harder to read from our loveseat or couch about 6-10' away from the TV hutch (especially late at night). I envisioned connecting the Nreal Air to the Xbox (via Nreal's HDMI connector) and sprawling on the loveseat playing games. For that purpose? It works great - crisp, clear text although there is some blur at the very edges of the display. Comparing playing a video game on a console/TV versus on a gaming PC/monitor, the experience is closer to a computer monitor than a TV.
The Nreal Air is a year old you got competitions around the corner like Rokid Max AR Glasses and EM3 Ether VR Glasses Nreal should be offering special discounts on their Air Glasses.
Thanks for the great review, an awesome in-depth look at our glasses 😎❤
I have nreal air and used it with my steam deck. What he's not saying is that under 50% steam deck starts disconnecting your VR glasses while playing demanding games and you need external power for them to work at that point. It's a known issue.
Hey Raz, thanks for the feedback. Our team is keen to work on updating and enhancing Steam Deck compatibility in the future.
I think I said it on your first vid, but I'll say it again, I'll jump on ship, once it supports atleast 120hz, 1440p and hopefully by their second gen, they'll fix the jitterness issue you mentioned.
$379?! 😮 my contact lenses are the triple the price...... neat gadget
I have had these for a while. They good for viewing content, but AR aspects are seriously lacking. There are very few useful apps for the AR environment. Something Nreal really needs to address to make the glasses worth the price.
On top of that, they aren't very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. At least for me anyway. The arms tend to dig into the side of my head. I don't even have a big head either, so I added some felt pads to the end of the arms to help alleviate some of that, which does help.
Also, I think the last time I checked it was being worked on, but it would be nice to use your actual PC monitor or laptop as an actual display when plugging the glasses into a PC. The last time I used them for this, the Nreal air only mirrors the display, it won't let you extend it. In other words, at least for Windows, the OS doesn't recognize it as a separate display.
This is what Apple should be perfecting instead of making a VR headset. I could see this getting picked up way more easily due to the lack of bulkiness
Apple will release an identical product and everyone will say it's "revolutionary!" 😐
It sounds like you haven't been keeping up on their plans...
@@KonamiKonami Like every company and the products they make? Imagine that.
@@KonamiKonami this. Agreed
at least it is fullhd. i think wearable screens are a great thing if you dont have the space for a big tv.
cinematic mode on psvr2 is probably one of it's best features, if you don't have a big tv set.
there are people who dont have a tv at all and use mainly mobile devices or a laptop. being able to use a wearable screen like this or the psvr2 to experience stuff on a larger screen without actually having to get a giant tv into your home is a solid value proposition.
bro did not need to change the thumbnail to AI generated goggles
I am _so close_ to buying one of these.
I'm concerned that the nosepads will feel uncomfortable to wear for extended sessions; I dislike that the HDMI battery adapter can't charge and run the Air at the same time; official PC support has only been available for about a _week;_ any phone other than a kinda recent Galaxy is crippled.
*BUT:* Wonderful for 3D movies; being able to wash dishes while watching UA-cam sounds great; practically ideal for anyone who travels a lot; and almost nobody talks about this, but if you have a nvidia GPU for your desktop _it is SteamVR compatible!_
I may wait for a few more kinks to iron out, then nab one around next Black Friday.
Honestly I have a similar concern but with the Temples, I got the Razer Anzu's a while back cause they were like 90% off bringing it down from like $200 to like $30 only to realize the temples/arms weren't long enough to fit my massive head so it's insanely uncomfortable.
For most glasses, no problem you can just buy new temples and unscrew the old ones and screw the new ones on, for smart glasses like both of these though, you can't just replace them since that's where all the tech is.
Props to them for considering prescription lenses? It's kinda necessary as a lot of ppl are near sighted
The Best Steam deck accessory
Excited for the version 2!
Jarvis is iron man's buttler or Ai assistant you're thinking of Alfred from batman
It's called the Unreal Air and it works like the iShades from Homestuck. This is Dave Strider's world and we're all living in it
HDMI can carry power...but usually not enough for devices like this I imagine. I have a HDMI to VGA adapter that runs fine off the Nintendo Switch dock with no additional power. ;) (I prefer to game on a CRT. OLEDs are still to expensive for me to consider getting one)
So you are only half right on that.
I would turn some of my stream overlay into a HUD on the Nreal Air. Twitch Chat and Discord call activity on there.
This is a fantastic item for travel, especially by plane, which is the main purpose I'd use it for, but at the near $400 price point, it's just too steep for that sole purpose right now.
Carefull if you anywhere other that the USA The Glasses work a treat with snapdragon phone processors not so much with other processors such as the Exynos used instead of the snapdragon in phones accross the EU market That includes flagships like the S22 & S23 Ultra. Make sure and check their Hardware compatability list before you spend your hard earned cash. They seem to have incompatability issues with the AR features so you would just be buying them as a monitor.
Feel like these and Samsung DeX mode, plus bt keyboard and maybe a mouse, would be a pretty decent office work setup on the go. More portable than a laptop plus more private.
Can’t wait to try these
3D video would be the killer app
This is the how VR/AR should be. Hopefully they continue working on these glasses and competitors show up soon with better hardware as well. If the P**n industry gets ahold of these I'm sure the technology will advance super quick 🤣
I wonder how well something like this would work for a work focus. For example I am visually impaired and work with duel 27' monitors plugged into my work laptop at my home office but I want to get into traveling while i work as can work remote but my 15' laptop monitor is just to small for me to use for longer periods of time. I wonder how well something like this would work to provide a larger screen and be much easier to pack up with my laptop to travel around.
I would just double check that it works with your laptop/OS. And if it does and can screen mirror, it at least seems like a possibility.
I’m in the navy, I was doing laundry and my friend came up to me watching one of these and I was like wow.
Ok but where the goggles in the thumbnail
Samsung dex is so good. I love using it with these glasses
I have been using this for a while now. Best use cases for me include during flights (soo good), Playing game on my mobile console and before sleep as I like to lay down and watch something. There are reasons why I cant use this for a lot more situations. Only 3 wishlists I hope the next iteration will have and that would be
1. wireless connection - I understand the limitation of having a wireless VS wired connection but the cable in time does annoy you.
2. the virtual space - so far I don't think it is useful at all (at least in my use cases) and I mainly use it to duplicate my phone screen and watch streaming platforms at a bigger screen size
3.speakers - I had hope the speakers/Audio capabilities would be something like Open Run Pro quality but its not. To maximize the audio capabilities , you still need to use Bluetooth headphones as that is not ideal for my use case.
Overall I am glad I bought this. Improve on the 3 things mentioned and I would definitely buy the next version as well
I bought them. then returned them a week later. They hurt my eyes, and then my head would start hurting since you couldn't adjust the eye width length like a quest 2. Also the screen felt kinda small i was expecting a higher field of view. If you've already used a Quest 2 you will be disappointed with these.
thx!!!
wow first cool device glasses IDK 👍🏻👍🏻
I just want to play ps2, gamecube and do some work on microsoft office, and maybe watch some movies, should I get this????
...but have you tried watching movies with the glasses while laying down? That would make watching movies even more comfy.
This feels like the preview of Apple Glasses… 😳
The display tech is definitely here! Here's hoping the execution's good.
@@Denki 🥬 🙏
This almost feels like a modern version of the Sony Glasstron HMD from about 20ish years ago.
Not gonna lie, that picture quality is Insane
That's a 90 degree angle on that cord bud. good presentation regardless.
Looks like something I wanna have but at $300+ I think I'm gonna have to wait. Thanks for the video!
I think 300$ is really cheap
They gotta allow dual charging and use.
And eventually become wireless with no lag.
y do i feel like the thumbnail of this vid looks more like its designed by an AI
It is
Honestly seems cool but i’m gonna wait for a cheaper model or competitor because the price of it and how much the dongle cost is a no go.
That's pretty damn cool
Another Nreal air review. Thumbnail is deceptive.
curious. does the display center itself or readjust everytime you nod or tilt head? I get moderate motion sickness and curious before dropping the $$$
You had me with the Fold 4. You lost me on battery time. 😢 So close and yet so far.
Who watch this before the title change? 😅
"The BEST Steam Deck Accessory?" followed by "130'' on my face." and finally "this is my new TV."
welcome to the youtube game 😏
That new title is a ayo 😂
i clicked on '130" on my face' and i got "this is my new tv"
@@epicgaming11195 😭😭
Really cool product but the basic head tracking was a no go for me. I like the concept though so maybe I'll wait for a v2
Sponsorship aside, if I was buying this product, head-tracking outside of their smartphone app is what would take it from being a "good" product to a "great" one.
My brain still gets a little bit confused with the screen moving around with my face. But when I'm still, it's ace!
Well presented
Ngl I wish I could see the iPhone and nreal combo
When you said "Jarvis?" I was like...my car...because that is what my daughters named it 🤣
what about latency or delay ?? What about dual screen option ?
Where is thumbnail glasses in the video ?
Why use clickbait thumbnail ?
Correction: Phone can be used as a keyboard/trackpad from a very long time, not from a recent update.
Is this from last year nreal or it's the new version for this year?
They exist? I so want these!
Yes a denki upload it's been long Ken. Heyyy
This with Samsung DEX?! Made for each other without planning for it!
Is the screen fixed in space? Or does a tilt of your head also tilt the screen?
Call me back when their is an equivalent product that it 100% wireless. I'll probably be waiting for awhile I imagine.
You should make a lofi station looping you on the couch surfing the web 4:12 to 4:20
Cool, but what are the glasses used for the thumbnail?
They are called the Clickbaits.
Rokid Airs are brighter, have a better color gamut, & have 5 diopters of vision correction.
Maybe the best accessories to go with the screen less laptop
I would want this just for movies, But it needs duel charging
could be grate if the front glasess comes to deep dark when are in use, I mean, I get the idea of make it aumented reality, but if you want to play game at the bus or plane and dont want to see what is infront of you, could it be nice.
Sup with the clickbait thumbnail? Show the product you're reviewing in the thumbnail!
Moio, he's Ned! From Ned's declassified school survival guide???
Ayo Ken we’re going to need a drip drop I need to know where those pants and sweater come from. Please and thank you ❤
I will wait for better options since this is only a teaser device for what's going to come out this is more for early adopters and we were already told this wait for more to be released you will want those instead of this.
As an Apple user and someone that wears glasses I can say you should avoid this. I guess you need to get prescription lens from the company because my eye doctor couldn’t make the lens. Also the extra adapter pieces just adds to the cost.
Does it work with the switch lite. Don't judge me.
click bait thumbnails should be illegal
Can you do some slim professional looking gaming laptop video?
Nice but at 1080p I will stick with my avgent glyph at 720p.
you can use a cable from a xppen tablet instead of the adapter for about 10$
Yeah this gonna make Disrupts AR Nightmare video just a lil more possible. 😅
Planying any first person game for 20 minutes let alone hours and hours with analog sticks sounds like pure torture...
Sold
It's unreal
Want to get one of these for my Steamdeck
Lets go!!!!!
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i feel like i might be able to relax more if i use vr glasses instead of my monitor
You didn't try it with the Switch?!?!?!?
Hey Ken, quick question, why did you change the title of the video, wasn't it fine before? I'm not upset, just curious.
DeX has allowed the phone to be a trackpad/keyboard for a long time now, it's not a new feature.
quite the title bro
Jarvis, Batman's butler?
WHAT?
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Good first attempt, gotta give it to them. But, no thanks.
jarrvis was iron mans A.I that controlled everything and its alfred that's batmans butler
Thumbnail was bait :(
I thought the airs didn't support dex?