can you do a video specificly for the windows part? showing the nebula app and all, I could not find any information about it

Is that 120Hz refresh rate also enabled for Nreal Air 1？

@yunusalih there's not much to do a video about, it's pretty plugNplay, you run the app and it gives you 3 modes, Single screen, Triple Monitor or 1 Wide screen monitor, the download link is in their Official Discord for some reason. @Sacred-Lotus , yeah, this is the first Nreal Air

@@drewhunter3929 yeah i get to try the glasses and nebula app i hated it and returned the glasses second day, field of vision is so narrow so no point of using nebula app i guess

make a new review video please

I don't know, maybe importing it from Amazon US/Japan will be your only option

I use Parsec, works pretty fast

@@drewhunter3929 thanks for all the answers mate. You got me through the right path

only like at first for like half a second, after that no problems

100% same experience with m1 mac mini. Nebula for mac is nearly unusable for any serious work. Also lost faith in all the trusted tech youtubers. I almost returned it but decided to buy the beam to see if it will be jittery with that. Gotta support honest non-sponsored people with comments and watch time so their reveiws get pushed by youtube

no but I do some coding on the side with VS Code and I wouldn't recommend the glasses for text based work

@@drewhunter3929 oh, that's very sad. I was considering buying one NReal or Rokid Max, because I thought it would be usefull as a monitor to work. I'm very sad to read this.🥲

I loved it! thank you for watching!

I think the glasses are better, if you hold the phone next to your face you can get a similar screen size/quality, but you'll put a lot of strain on your neck/arms watching a full movie that way, it's much more comfortable to use the glasses

hey, developer here, would appreciate if you could shade some light: did you get in the windows nebula beta? Can you have body tracking on Windows? Can you have multiple screens (3) on Windows? How do you find the experience? Do your eyes get tired easily with these? Can you use them for regular work/coding?

@cafeine No idea what you mean by body tracking there, it's 3DOF, you sit on your chair and the displays is around you (not nailed in front of your face). Currently I use 2 real screens + 3 virtual ones. Messengers and some utility stays on real screens, so I can see them even without wearing glasses. Here how its look like: ?links are not allowed? Disclaimer: ̶M̶y̶ ̶v̶i̶s̶i̶o̶n̶ ̶i̶s̶ ̶a̶u̶g̶m̶e̶n̶t̶e̶d̶ I have nearly perfect vision As of the experience, if I was only sitting at my house, I'd stay with screens since it's way easier and convenient - no additional apps, full performance, no compatibility issues, no need to get it onto your head, yadda yadda yadda. At first it felt somewhat tiring, then I changed the screens so they are larger, but further away, and it somehow made a difference. Overall, it is heavier on eye-strain than regular screens, but for me its on acceptable level. Size-wise, displays is smaller than 27" 50cm away from me, around 21". Feels like 27 tho. Clarity is pretty good, I use 3x fullhd, and while its less clear than physical 17" 1080p I have, it is more useful, since "on the go" you rarely have a table with proper display placement height, and always look down at your display/laptop, which ends with terrible posture and neck strain. There are jitter to the text with high contrast (white on black, for example dark YT UI), not big deal, but noticeable, no idea if ramping up refresh rate will fix it. Comfort-wise. I was using it for 10+ hr a time, and stock nose-pad is not an option for that. I ended up ordering foam-strips designed for masks, and it made a huge difference. As of the software, after removing some dumb keybindings from unity assembly its usable, but not perfect. In order to make nebula not mirror your main screen, but use 3 virtual screens I have to add one with separate software/script, set is as main display, start nebula, set main display back to my real screen(otherwise it gives me god awful lag). Not exactly plug and play, neither deal breaker, but still took time to figure out. Also it would always reorder my screens on start, I hope they will be able to figure out how to tame windows display manager and do it properly. My laptop never goes to sleep, and my nreal "away" sensor is covered with a tape so it won't ever turn off. TLDR: There are issues with software, but it will get there sooner or later. P.S. I'd kill for the same glasses but 60FOV with 2K screens

Don't expect much difference, their apps are even more rudimentary