XREALAir AR Glasses, Smart Glasses with Massive 201" Micro-OLED Virtual Theater, Augmented Reality Glasses Video Glasses, Watch, Stream, Game on PC/Android/iOS–Consoles Cloud Gaming Compatible

I love it because ...whatever, I just love it ! If you never had anything like this this is a perfect starter ! The price is not over the roof and yet it does the job ! Simply connect to your phone and enjoy the future ! I'm using it on my phone ,watching Disney +,netflix ,appletv + ,amazon video,it works with Samsung dex mode as well! The dark side is ...video streaming requires wired connection! YouTube works in AR mode but no app store on the nebula AR surface ! 4K 60Hz ,so your eyes will get tired ! Air 2 or air 2 pro has brighter projector with 120Hz that is better for the eyes ! After all , I'm quite happy with it ! It's perfect even on the go ! Get one , you'll love it !

The software for it demands access to any and all of your personal information, do what they want with it and you can NOT delete it...But they offer you the sdk package to develop your own...??After I refused that, surprise spyware shock, the function and features were severely limited.Also the adapters briefly mentioned to use iphones/pads or resizing of the screen range from £49 to £149....Each.The materials used seemed flimsy and fragile for the price.They do NOT have their own power source OR allow you to to supply power to the device you are using as the source so you're relying on the source battery (see above, additional adapters).With android it's hit and miss as a plug and play device. Samsung s20 works. Samsung a8 tablet doesn't work. It was 50/50 on other random android devices as well.When you do get it working you need to have a wireless mouse or control pad to realistically use it.Portrait mode is so small you can't see it. Landscape mode you can see but not well enough to read subtitles. You can't make the screen any bigger as it is (see above, additional adapters).The built in speakers are pointless, you need a speaker or headphones connected to the source device.They are aesthetically ok to look at.The blackout shade for the glasses is good & without it you can refocus your vision between the screen and the world fairly well.Basically it's a little TV screen on your face that costs a fortune and is NOT as described or portrayed. I feel absolutely robbed.I would not recommend at all.I am MASSIVELY disappointed.

So I was really concerned about buying these due to the large number of paid for YouTubers reviewing these and massive amount of marketing hype. But decided as amazon I can take punt and return if poor.My use case is iPhone 15, iPad Pro, Mac Air M2 and Steam deck all with USB C output so no need for beam which does seem to get poor reviews. I wanted this to take in my camper for watching films and playing steam deck. I am a massive gadget geek and love latest tech etc and must say when I first put these on it was holy crap this is amazing.So few points:Picture to me is amazing I need reading glasses but don't need when using these. You have to spend bit of time adjusting and getting picture where to want it. But edges can blur as screen is almost too big to fit in the narrow FOV, if you use steam deck there is a great decky plugin that does anchor screen and allows size to be changed so this is great.In terms of picture size people are going to see this differently, if I sit in my lounge with 55" TV 4m away the screen is easily double. But if you sit with a laptop in from of you yes the screen appears smaller, its all perception and I think if you understand this you will be pleased with size of display.In bright daylight you really need the lens cover if watching films etc but general YouTube you can get away with.Sound is not great on Airs, it's ok for YouTube or quick steam deck game but best to use in ear buds.Comfort with vary from people to people but I have large head and the rear ear piece with our cable digs in a little, I have put of glasses sleeve over and its now fine. I did get mine in the sale so if paying full price I would be tempted to go Air 2 as apparently this is improved.I have sat and waited couple of movies with no issue and really enjoyed experience, you do get a little motion sickness but I have learnt to keep head as still as possible and also am now getting use to them and it doest affect me as much.I have also tried them on Mac (note you need an M chip as will not work on older Intel Macs) and the 3 screen anchored setup is good but really limited by the FOV as this means you have to move your head around.So to summarise I am really pleased with the xreals the picture is great for such a small portable device and for my use case think they give me a good quality large screen when needed. I am still tempted to get Beam to try just for the anchoring element but holding off to see how I progress with them long term. The field of view does limit these and if you are just doing bit of gaming or watching film they are great.

The future I think

Good for watching in bed

It doesn't work with a desktop PC or an X Box. YOu have to buy an expensive adaptor if you want to use it with a PC or X Box. I presumed that because it worked with a laptop it would work with a PC but it does not. The image size stated is misleading. When I'm sat at my desk with a 27 inch monitor, the image produced by the XReal AR glasses is smaller than the 27 inch monitor.Having said that, it does produce a good, bright, clear image so for use on a train or plane with a laptop it is great

Just got these today after studying reviews of these and similar competitors. I don't need the AR stuff so was just expecting to use as displays. I have a Samsung Fold 4 a laptop and a Tablet that are compatible and I have a steam deck in transit. Got them out of the box, plugged them into the Samsung and they turned on. The display was sharp and bright and dex looked great. Started watching a movie for 5 mins then the display cut out. Now whatever I try does not bring it back. 2 hours wasted with 3 different devices, nebula app and any combination of buttons and config and the best I can get is a dark unreadable dex display from the phone which flickers like a bad refresh on an old TV. If I didn't know better (because they are OLED) I would almost say the back-light has failed. They are recognised by all my devices OK and the cable seems OK (as you would expect being new out of the box) but nothing works. Pretty sure they are faulty. Great shame because the 5 mins they worked I was impressed with the screen. I have booked my return and will be very reluctant to try another pair from this Brand!