One Pro

I have used my current ones daily (Xreal One Pro) since release.. no issues. Same with the Xreal Air 2 Pro's I had before.

Got Xreal One Pro, no more problems, just placing deck on my belly. But that's quite an overkill

This isn't accurate; The XREAL One Pro glasses that these are based on tend to have a higher PPD than a Quest 3 in practice, around 34. And the Quest is already a great way to 2D game. They're a great choice for affordable 2D gaming or productivity if you don't want to buy a 4K monster

It has 3dof built into it (meaning no software required every device works and is just plug and play compared to other viture glasses which require spacewalker to do 3dof) and also provides a much larger FOV than other xr glasses other than the XReal one pro. Once or if it ever works properly it's c

I use my glasses for productivity. Here are the big things to consider. Resolution on all models is 1080p (1200p is just taller). This may not be good enough for you. Birdbath vs prism lenses. I think birdbath is clearer but prism is clear for some people. Software support. There are a few models, X

XReal one pro glasses. $689 on Amazon. Seem cool, but pricy.

Oh sorry, for clarity, I personally have the first generation XReal Airs and they work great! They have a little clip-on shade that goes over them to make things pitch black if needed (and you can buy more elaborate ones off Etsy). I think the newest ones (the One and One Pro) have a built-in dimmin

Reposting some comments I made about this on discord. For some context my background is almost entirely in Broadway-style theatrical mixing, and I think that other users will have very different thoughts about this tech. I've been thinking about this kind of thing for a few years and I finally got t

Just get Xreal One Pro or 1S. An OLED 120hz screen that fits in a glasses case and works flawlessly. The only disadvantage is that they are $400-600

So far 120 hz works on both my Mac & PC. You might need to go into the PC display settings for 120 hz support. For crushed blacks there is an easy fix, go to the Viture web site a select the Color calibration tool (you may need to search for it). It will connect to your glasses and allow you to chan