XREAL Air AR-Bril, Smart glazen met reusachtige 201 inch micro-OLED virtual theater, augmented reality-bril, voor het bekijken, streamen en spelen op pc/Android/iOS

Bought the product during sale, and was a bit hesitant as I thought this was being overhyped, for me, I was wrong. It is an amazing experience and incredible companion to the Steam Deck. The gaming experience becomes so much more immersive.It works well in low to medium lighting environments, but in the event of medium to high-lighting environments, you can play with a shutter cap on, which it comes with.The windows application is in beta but have tried Nebula with three virtual screen shortly, again, nothing short of overwhelming and a fantastic experience all together.Overall, very immersive experience and now a standard item I use on a daily basis.

Tenia mis dudas de comprarlas, pero sin duda son las mejores del mercado, han solucionado sustancialmente el problema con los sensores de movimiento. Sin duda tener las 3 pantallas virtuales para trabajar en tu computadora es otro nivel.

L'image produite par ces lunettes est vraiment bonne, que ce soit en terme de couleur ou de définition. Je m'attendais à un résultat correct sans plus, j'ai été très agréablement surpris.Le son est de qualité suffisante pour la grande majorité des usages en lieu calme.Les vidéos et images que vous regarderez ne dérangerons personne, par contre, le son si. Quelqu'un a côté de vous en profitera autant que vous.Les lunettes sont assez confortables, et, quand elles sont éteintes, se comporte un peu comme des lunettes de soleil sur la partie centrale (elles réduisent la luminosité).En extérieur, la luminosité ambiante peut être trop importante pour les utiliser sans le cache (fourni avec). Autrement, je les trouve très exploitables, avec ou sans le cache (surtout pour regarder des contenus lumineux).Le mode par défaut et le seul utilisable (sans passer par le Beam) est un simple écran qui reste centré, au milieu de votre vision.Si je devais faire une remarque négative, ce serait sur l'application Nebula (sur android, fournit par xreal pour ajouter des fonctionnalités au lunettes). Une application Chinoise mal traduite qui demande le droit d'accéder au stockage, appareil photo, micro et autres sans expliquer le besoin. Elle a par ailleurs aucune fonctionnalité utile à part le mode réalité augmenté qui est une sorte d'OS à part, beaucoup trop jeune et auquel je ne fais pas confiance.Pour revenir aux lunettes, elles fonctionnent tel que documentée. Je comprends que cela soit à la mode d'acheter sans se renseigner, mais il me semble évident que les téléphones incapables de sortir de la vidéo à travers leur port USB ne peuvent fonctionner directement avec ces lunettes. Ils fonctionneront cependant en se connectant sans fil au xreal beam (vendu séparément) via miracast (pas toujours fluide). Le beam permet aussi de retailler l'écran, d'ajoute les modes "body anchor", "smooth follow", "side view", de connecter une Nintendo switch en se faisant passer pour son dock et autres.Pour les périphériques ayant une sortie HDMI ou display port, il faudra évidemment un adaptateur (en faisant attention au sens de la conversion HDMI => usb c).Pour finir, je vais principalement les utiliser avec Samsung dex + un clavier + une souris bluetooth pour obtenir un PC portable fonctionnel, pas cher et très portable.Je vais aussi en profiter pendant mes trajets pour jouer sur grand écran (android + émulateur + manette) et pour regarder des vidéos/séries/films.Je parle au futur dans cette partie car je viens de les recevoir. J'ai cependant déjà pu tester ces cas d'usage. Pour tout les usages depuis un android, le mode Dex (disponible sur la majorité des téléphones Samsung) reste le plus exploitable.

I originally bought these both as a comparison and a temporary stop gap while I waited 2 weeks for my VITURE One glasses to ship from China. During those 2 weeks, I got full days long tests for these. I used them on my iPhone (with the extra suggested adapter), Steam Deck, and Macbook Pro laptop.I was visiting my parents for a week and, as they have no monitor nor room for a monitor, my primary development monitor was the XREAL Air glasses. I worked in these for 8 hours a day for 5 days. And it worked surprisingly well. Given that they are only 1080p, I had to zoom out to shrink the text on my code development low enough that I could see 2 columns of code in the glasses. However, the view was always clear and sharp, if a little pixelated.Using them with the Steam Deck was always solid. I have played 15-20 hours of No Man's Sky in these and the only difference from playing on my PC running at 4K with a RTX 4070 Ti is that the graphic fidelity is obviously lower. But the gameplay is just as smooth and I can accomplish all the same missions and tasks as on PC.The experience on the iPhone was probably the most rough because the bulky, awkward adapter makes it basically impossible to use with the phone in your pocket as it will awkwardly droop out of your pocket with the heavy end of the adapter flailing out. I mainly use the iPhone adapter by laying the iPhone flat on a table face down while I do the long ritual of brushing my teeth for some orthodontic aligners I'm wearing.Then, finally, after 2 weeks my VITURE One glasses arrived and I fully expected to be ready to replace the XREAL Air glasses with them. To my surprise, I did not. The VITURE One glasses had the following advantages I fully expected:- Much more solid and protective case- More comfortable and stylish frame- Better dimming when not using the face shield- Higher quality, more isolated sound- Seemingly cooler running temperature- A technically sharper and more high resolution imageHowever, there was one huge problem: no matter how much I fiddled with the dials and nose attachments on the VITURE One, I could almost *never* get a completely clear image. Fringing and blurriness was rampant. There is *no way* I could have developed in these for the 8 hours a day 5 days a week like I did with the XREAL Air. The text simply would never have been clear enough. And even on No Man's Sky on my Steam Deck, there was an unacceptable amount of blurring on text in the inventory screen that would have driven me mad. If all I wanted to do was watch movies and play games with no text in the interface, the VITURE One may have been fine. But for reading text, the blurriness was unacceptable.Also, the VITURE One didn't come with the face shield, meaning there was always some light pouring through even with the dimmer active. Not to mention that I had to activate the dimmer *every time* I plugged them into a device. After a week of total darkness clarity using the face shield on the XREAL Air, that was also unacceptable.Popping the XREAL Air back on after fiddling with the VITURE One for an hour, the difference was immediate. No fiddling. No adjustment. Just an immediate, completely lucid picture, if slightly more pixelated.So much to my surprise, I will be sending the VITURE Ones back and keeping the XREAL Air. From the only comparison video I could find, the XREAL Air also has this no-fiddle clarity advantage over other XR glasses like TCL. As far as I can tell, these are currently the best on the market. Also, at the time of this review you can get them in a single day rather than waiting 2 weeks, which is a nice bonus.Edit: If you would like a snap case that is better than the stock one, the Oakley Large Metal Vault is the only one I have found on Amazon that is big enough. It is hard shell, providing much better protection than the soft, flimsy stock case. And since it snaps open and closed, you don't have to fiddle with a zipper every time you use the glasses.

Cooles Gadget!Die Brille ist angenehm zu tragen, super für Filme/Serien.Funktioniert nur auf Geräten mit USB C.Für das Geld unschlagbar.

Xreal Air is a game-changer! This sleek device merges real and virtual worlds flawlessly, offering an immersive augmented reality experience. I love to use it with my Samsung dex and with my windows as a extended screen.