I got these myself and love them. They will be great for traveling. I like that you no longer need to connect an external device for the additional display options/adjustments.
I like it but I am annoyed about that. I was an early adopter. I got the crappy beam product first. Then a year or so later they came out with the good one so I convinced myself to buy that one. Now they come out with glasses that don't need them. My trust level for this company is going way down. Why even make those first two products if they knew they were going in this direction. And you know they knew all along they had these in the works. You dont just make these on a whim there were probably years of R&D that went into these. They were probably working on these when the first pair came out after they became xreal instead of nreal.
@@user-kf4gt7bo2kcompletely understand the frustration man! I really wanted the air 2 pro but convinced myself not to until they made a pair that had 3 dof without an external device so I went for the xreal one^
They're certified low-blue light by TuV labs, and displays "being close to the eye" has been widely debunked as harmful to vision, though people with existing conditions can get headaches/eyestrain due to their conditions. That said, it's always good to take a break for a few minutes every hour or two when using any display.
Xreal's glasses use distance vision as the image is a virtual "projection" (similar to the Pepper's Ghost illusion) not reading/near vision. The Xreal's have a Rx lens adaptor you can have Rx lenses made for from Xreal's lens lens partners or a local optician.
I got these for myself and love them. They will be great for traveling. I like that you no longer need to connect another device for the display options.
just think of them as a second monitor. thats really all they are. They are not AR glasses. They dont augment reality. They just put a screen in front of your face wherever you are. The same way you can go to the desktop and right click and select display properties you can do that in the glasses. Then you can change it from a high resolution that makes everything really small or a low resolution that makes everything big. And if you are still having trouble seeing you can also select 200% or 300% zoom.
All of these AR Glasses are a scam because they lead you to believe that the image is "giant" when it in fact they have a Field of View of only about 50 degrees, whereas when I wear my Quest 3 headset the FOV is 110 degrees. The beautiful image looks like a TV 15 feet away.
XReal makes decent hardware but their software suuuuucks and they don't put any effort into fixing it. They just keep coming out with new hardware for people to spend their $$$. Just sold mine today. The only practical use case was using them on an airplane for privacy and I don't fly enough to rationalize keeping them.
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Whoa… I was waiting for the price to be over $1000. At $500, this actually could be amazing for some people.
The elephant in the room that you didn't address is.... what about all of us who have to wear glasses to see?
You can insert your own prescription lenses
I got these myself and love them. They will be great for traveling. I like that you no longer need to connect an external device for the additional display options/adjustments.
I like it but I am annoyed about that. I was an early adopter. I got the crappy beam product first. Then a year or so later they came out with the good one so I convinced myself to buy that one. Now they come out with glasses that don't need them. My trust level for this company is going way down. Why even make those first two products if they knew they were going in this direction. And you know they knew all along they had these in the works. You dont just make these on a whim there were probably years of R&D that went into these. They were probably working on these when the first pair came out after they became xreal instead of nreal.
@@user-kf4gt7bo2kcompletely understand the frustration man! I really wanted the air 2 pro but convinced myself not to until they made a pair that had 3 dof without an external device so I went for the xreal one^
Is it bad for health of eyesight?
They're certified low-blue light by TuV labs, and displays "being close to the eye" has been widely debunked as harmful to vision, though people with existing conditions can get headaches/eyestrain due to their conditions. That said, it's always good to take a break for a few minutes every hour or two when using any display.
So do you think the one pro is really worth the wait and better question is do you really think it justifies $100 more for it?
can you stream a movie and go for a walk with these?
Great video! Thanks for the review!
Ok, but I use glasses for short distances. Is this works for me?
Xreal's glasses use distance vision as the image is a virtual "projection" (similar to the Pepper's Ghost illusion) not reading/near vision. The Xreal's have a Rx lens adaptor you can have Rx lenses made for from Xreal's lens lens partners or a local optician.
So is this a paid promotion? We can see the links (eg amazon) are referral, so there’s likely a kickback. This should be disclosed.
Paid promotion is disclosed in the video, also I do not get any kickback for the links.
I got these for myself and love them. They will be great for traveling. I like that you no longer need to connect another device for the display options.
@@GregsGadgetsWhere in the video did you disclose it. It's also supposed to be in the description. 🙄
i not see any reason for 3dof in usb-c monitor. Also, as I know here is no multi-desktop mode anymore.
Isn’t 4m is a little bit far ? Like for work ? If you want to read emails or code or reading in general ?
you can still adjust the resolution and adjust the zoom like you would on any monitor.
@ it doesn’t really explain anything
just think of them as a second monitor. thats really all they are. They are not AR glasses. They dont augment reality. They just put a screen in front of your face wherever you are. The same way you can go to the desktop and right click and select display properties you can do that in the glasses. Then you can change it from a high resolution that makes everything really small or a low resolution that makes everything big. And if you are still having trouble seeing you can also select 200% or 300% zoom.
@ i see thank you
1:24 THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!!!
All of these AR Glasses are a scam because they lead you to believe that the image is "giant" when it in fact they have a Field of View of only about 50 degrees, whereas when I wear my Quest 3 headset the FOV is 110 degrees. The beautiful image looks like a TV 15 feet away.
XReal makes decent hardware but their software suuuuucks and they don't put any effort into fixing it. They just keep coming out with new hardware for people to spend their $$$. Just sold mine today. The only practical use case was using them on an airplane for privacy and I don't fly enough to rationalize keeping them.
I tried theses, they suck!!!
How so I heard they are a lot better than previous iterations of glasses?
$500 for a dorky 1080p monitor? Nope. I'd rather get a 4k portable monitor for $99.