eSight 4 Review

[@melih_gurbuz]

Hello Sam! excellent review as always! Thank you for in depth information with all the pros and cons included.

[@pduffy83usa]

I love your honesty Sam!!!

[@ktayna.]

thank you for the excellent review! Yet, it's very sad and disheartening to know there are so many great things out there that could make legally blind folks' lives so much easier, but they're just impossible for many (for me, certainly) to afford :/

[@jeffblake2891]

Well done review! I have used the esight 3 and now use the esight 4 and your critique covers the product well. You could also mention that wearing it for an extended period of time, the visor gets very warm. I have been an esight user since 2019. You need to give it a break to allow your head, forehead to cool down. The batter life is limited to a little over 2 hours. I have had to purchase additional batteries to make it through my 6 hour day. Batteries have to be charged every night for use the next day. It is helpful for ARMD when magnification is 10x 0r ab0ve. even thought it doesn't eliminate the blind spots in the middle of the vision. I am able to figure out what should be in the blind spot most of the time.

[@jessejohnson6274]

Hello Sam. I Have been subscribed to your channel for a while now and I love what you do for the VIP community, being part of it myself. I have been using eSight since 2016 and with every version that comes out, I immediately watch your review on it! I was in the webinar you did with eSight about a month ago and enjoyed it! I currently have eSight 3 and as much as I love that version, I can't wait to upgrade to eSight 4. I have been waiting for them to do wireless for a while now and even suggested it to them many times as I learned to use eSight 2 and then eSight 3 during my college career the past 4 years. I'm hoping to get these soon! at latest next year due to everything going on. Thanks for the review and continue Staying Safe! --- Jesse

[@theblindlife]

That’s fantastic, glad to hear that they work so well for you! Yes, the wireless is definitely an upgrade

[@conniedavis1494]

Thanks so much for this information. I currently wear an eSight 3. The cord is my only dislike on that, but considered trying the 4. Love your videos!!!

[@theblindlife]

Thanks!

[@aliciafranco5704]

I'm totally sold!!!! THX SAM AND ADAM FROM E SIGHT☆☆☆☆☆

[@robertlfosheecpa4692]

Thank you for sharing this. It looks like they've improved it and are getting better with each upgrade!! Lack of "image stabilization," this was a major issue I ran into when I tested an early model.

[@ger320]

This is a very valuable video❤😅 what is the US$ price?

[@AshOnAnything]

You are an awesome KZbin creator and I’m really honoured to know you

[@TheBadhabi]

Thanks for sharing And excellence review. What is the cost for the complete sets. Do they deliver to countries outside the USA.

[@theblindlife]

The cost is just under $6000. You would need to contact to find if they deliver to your area.

[@mariakindhearted811]

@@theblindlife really wish insurance can cover this my son lost his vison in his right eye in the third grade due to a detached retina too much scar tissue to repair 2019 had a cataract had it removed and then the retina on the left eye detached he had surgery since to repair 8 months ago and was told the silicon bubble never dissolved just want to have him be able to see something hes 22 now

[@douglasstewart8576]

I rarely ever post anything....for anything. But my father directed me to your channel as I have RP. I very much appreciate what you are doing and your review/candor is very helpful. Keep up the good work.

[@theblindlife]

Thank you so much!

[@adammeekin3089]

I feel you my friend I have RP as well

[@peterfasteng1663]

Great video! Could you please explain the difference between the esight and iris vision? Thanks😀

[@theblindlife]

It would actually be easier to list the ways that they are the same. They both do digital magnification and offer some color filters. That’s about it. They are different in just about every other way.

[@peterfasteng1663]

Thanks Sam! In realise ivasked a stupid quèstion😦I just want tonsay that you are angreat inspiration to me👍 Elisabeth

[@منتظرالعراقي-ذ1ك]

من اين احصل على النظارات وكم سعره

[@aaroncrosby2173]

WtF? Im interested in the workings of it. I like to know if it works or not.

[@keithneal4410]

Would it be posable to get your camera behind the lens so we can see what it looks like?

[@yashaswinian4669]

Is it true..

[@karintscholl9881]

Can i buy in germany

[@ericenelson2979]

How much does it cost?

[@kimberlyfetterman866]

Sam thank you so much for your honesty. I was thinking this is a miracle. I have LHON which is loss of central vision. I’m glad that you gave us the review at the end because I don’t think that they would work for my vision either. Maybe one day companies Will work on glasses that will help for people who have peripheral vision more than they have central vision. Thanks again

[@theblindlife]

You may be right but I would still recommend giving them a test. These glasses were actually originally designed for central vision loss and I know many people with my same vision impairment that are using this device. You never know, you may get lucky!

[@stievodevivo]

Cool product but i have usher syndrome and i wish there is a device that give me more wider vision field and also night vision built in .... i have only 10grade vision field. And as a kid i never have good vision at night because full night blindness... so wider vision field and night vision these 2 are mine top features wish list.... thank you

[@theblindlife]

You should look into one of the wearable devices that uses Samsung gear VR headset. Iris vision, patriot viewpoint, etc. They offer a wider field of view and very good low light ability.

[@stievodevivo]

The Blind Life first thanks so much for your reply sir... Well here in Belgium were I live a low vision store told me that iris vision could help me for wider field of view but you can't walk with it it's meant to use at home only... Also the look of this Vr headset is gigantic on your head... Does iris vision help at night?? what you think about it sir?

[@jerrymurphy9984]

I may have to get one. Thank you.

[@anthonyshucraft1316]

Looks like a big improvement in design. The thing that bugged the hell out of me as time went on with the eSight 3 was the remote being wired to the device just because of the components that were housed in the remote and that it wasn’t that good when it comes to build quality as far as durability is concerned and that can certainly become an issue when you’ve got a wire involved. Multiple reasons why an accident might happen, and if that thing drops, it doesn’t seem to take much to mess it up. They design it with some mobility in mind, throw in some cheap accessories that are supposed to help with that but I would recommend finding alternatives to. So yeah, glad they went wireless. Though I’m concerned hearing your critique in regards to some of the bugginess there because I definitely saw that in version 3. I can empathize with those writing the software for it as I’m a computer science major and the things I have yet to learn can feel daunting at times when I think about it, but people are spending quite a bit here, they have a right to expect a smoother experience.

[@jorgevela6942]

Thanks for the Review. After watching it, I have been trying to contact the company for the last three weeks to set up a demo for my father in law. But I have not been able to contact them at all or get a phone call back or e mail. Do you know if I have to go through a distributor or how does this work? We're in Texas and I have not been able to figure out who to contact or how. Any information to direct me to the right place will be appreciated. Thanks!

[@stevecallrc4640]

Excellent review my friend!

[@macadamiaowl9702]

Device is kind of bulky and it seems it won't be the to use with glasses but its great that there are apps to both Android and iOS and it has so many useful features! Oh not available to try in my country.

[@dd8pz]

Does the eSight 4 have a headphone jack? Where make the use more discreet in the public.

[@dd8pz]

@@LiveAccessible It's a shame, hopefully the built-in speaker can be muted when connected to a headset.

[@theblindlife]

While connected to a Bluetooth headphone, or speaker, the built-in speaker isn’t active. The sound only comes through the Bluetooth speaker. Also, you can turn the narrator voice down completely if you would like.

[@dd8pz]

@@theblindlife Thank you.

[@04didilina]

Hi.What are a differences between eSight4 and NuEyes Pro 3?

[@MrBlinddoug]

What’s it like wearing it on the street? Adam seemed to be using it while walking.

[@theblindlife]

Yes, you can use the camera and screens for your central vision and still utilize your peripheral. So it’s possible to wear it and walk around at the same time.

[@jrforsythe]

You re not supposed to use them walking.

[@jrforsythe]

You can walk and wear them just above your eyes snd if you need to see something you just tilt your head and look through the glasses.

[@hulyaodabasi5565]

Hi, Can you use it with glasses?

[@JuanAlcazar]

Great in-depth review Sam. It’s pretty impressive as to how many features it has. Bummer about it not having image stabilization though.

[@eSightEyewear]

It's coming soon! Should roll out with our system upgrades.

[@carmanalexander6542]

HOW MUCH DO THEY COST

[@yemd1045]

Thank you for this review.. i wanna ask you if i can get it while i am in Egypt...

[@theblindlife]

You’ll need to check with the company but I do believe they sell in Egypt.

[@annameghna8]

where/how can i purchase them ???

[@theblindlife]

Check the description of the video

[@joannecummings5443]

Very informative video this is my 1st time to your KZbin. I am a type 1 diabetic 59 yrs having visual problems driving. I am diagnosed with diabetic Retinopathy. My low vision doctor is not very helpful I have decided to look elsewhere at new technology. What would you suggest.

[@theblindlife]

The type of technology you will need is dependent on your level of vision impairment and the goals you want to achieve. I would recommend checking out some of the other videos on my channel for more information. You can even view some of the video playlists.

[@dianalombardy2697]

Hello Sam, I have a quick question about the use of this tech. Online when you search for bioptic devices to drive a car, the esight 4 comes up. Can this be used for driving?

[@claytonclendenny7166]

My biggest critique is the lack of efficiency of w auto focus. As of now the auto focus is basically useless. I took my glasses to work yesterday doing computer work. I teach junior high school so I need to switch between the computer screen and students as well as anything else around the room. The auto focus does not do a good job whatsoever on refocusing quickly and crisply. For the price of these glasses this should be standard. Once the picture is focused I will say the picture is probably more crispy than the previous model but not by much. As of now I considered the previous models ability to focus quickly and efficiently superior. I really think the new model should have kept the same style remote with the rollers rather than buttons. I realize software updates can be made I just feel like before this was released glaring things should’ve been considered. There are things I like a lot about the new model such as the ability to switch batteries quickly and being wireless. Unfortunately I have not been able to log into the app. I still have a week left to decide if I want to keep the new model or stick with the previous model. After just paying off the previous model I feel like it should be quite a step up to start paying off a brand new model.

[@haroonrakhan3846]

What is the cost of the hardware ??

[@theblindlife]

i would check their website for current prices, i'm unsure.

[@mariakindhearted811]

How much do they run

[@theblindlife]

They are right around $6000.

[@mariakindhearted811]

@@theblindlife thanks

[@the_blind_gamer_tanis797]

Hi Sam, I've been subscribed to you for a while. Unfortunately, I found you shortly after purchasing esight3. I have the same condition and rely on my peripheral vision mostly. I've found my esight to be much more situational than I thought it would be going into it. The esight 4 looks like it improves so many things that I fell made my esight a struggle to use. That being said the upgrade is real pricey so I was wondering what your favorite wearable device is? I've never tried a VR style device but I have tried a gaming VR set and it was way better because it cut the light out of my peripheral. Thanks for your content appreciate it.

[@the_blind_gamer_tanis797]

That shirt is the greatest thing I've ever seen and I'm buying one

[@theblindlife]

LOL thanks man! Yes, as I said in the video, the VR style headsets work the best for me because they close off the peripheral which forces me to focus on the screens. They also tend to have a larger field of you. I would recommend trying the iris vision and patriot viewpoint.

[@jasonvichinsky1458]

How does this compare to the iris vision?

[@yashaswinian4669]

Will it help for retinitis pigmentosa??

[@theblindlife]

It really depends on the level of vision loss. If the person with RP still has decent central vision, then this device could possibly work well.

[@yashaswinian4669]

Thank you but we are from india how to know whether it will work or not? Is there any demo available from ur side??

[@00jdadams]

I tried the previous version of the eSight and didn't like it. My biggest issue with it was the amount of hear it generated as I used it. Using it for a few minutes was fine, but prolonged use was real uncomfortable and made this the wrong choice for me. Thoughts? Other issues I had, No OCR. I do think that the "wireless" capability is awesome, and the batteries being reversible make it easier to use when inserting the batteries.

[@adampalmer8790]

In my opinion, the heat issue has greatly been improved with the new design in the way that is positioned on your head and how far away the heat is from your forehead as the very front of it releases the heat and it’s not touching directly to your forehead. It would be worth getting a trial. OCR has potential to be a Software update in the future.

[@shesheshinez]

Thanks for the review! I, like you, only have peripheral vision... I only have a little left in I right eye. Can you direct me to some brands that make the VR style headsets you mentioned that might be a little more helpful? Thanks!

[@theblindlife]

Iris vision, patriot viewpoint,

[@shesheshinez]

@@theblindlife thanks!

[@mylakhal1114]

Is RP good for this e sight

[@theblindlife]

It depends on how much vision he has.

[@robertoberaldochaiben5407]

I'd really like to test eSight since version 2. But I live in Brazil and that kind of stuff seldom comes to my country 🙁

[@musamathevula9139]

Can I drive with it?

[@theblindlife]

Absolutely not. You can't use any type of electronic magnification for driving. Especially wearables like these that cover your eyes.

[@JahanzaibMalik78]

Hi, any gadget do you recommend for Visually impaired person that helps to drive a car?

[@theblindlife]

The only thing you can use to help driving a car is bioptic glasses. And for those, you have to be at least 20/200 or above. You also need special training to use them.

[@JahanzaibMalik78]

@@theblindlife Ok, Thank you

[@valepinzon9228]

I’ve been wondering, does it have any side effects?

[@nachigowda07]

Hi can esight4 be used for macular distropy. Bietties crystalline distropy

[@theblindlife]

The device enhances the vision you have, so it doesn’t really matter what type of vision impairment you have, it’s more important how much vision you have.

[@louisemaxfield839]

I want your T-Shirt👍🏼‼️❤️

[@theblindlife]

Low vision T-shirt links are in the description!

[@kathleenjuliff7639]

Beware the video that you get told to follow before your evaluation session. It tells yo to charge the device. Unfortunately this zaps the internal battery, so when you have your session, you can’t turn the ESight on. So I paid $99 but have no idea as to whether they are suitable. I was told later they would be changing the video. Cannot recommend.

[@duanebagaas3416]

I have a SEVERELY visually-impaired friend who is writing her book. What piece of equipment do you recommend that will help to see, with ONLY peripheral vision?

[@theblindlife]

It’s very difficult to recommend a product without knowing more information about the person and their vision. However, I only have peripheral vision and the VR style headsets work really well for me.

[@chrisfitzchrisfitz5182]

Am getting a chance to “test drive a set sometime this week!! Yay!

[@sabijulie7803]

Can u tell me if it worked?

[@ximenakeller1977]

Could you tell us if this lens works please!!! We are very interested in buy them

[@michaelmoore1093]

Hey Sam, just wondering if there’s any kind of trade-in offered on an eSight 3?

[@theblindlife]

I’m not sure. I think there’s a discount if you are an existing customer but don’t know about trade-in.

[@liurong9966]

my nephew is having completely vision lose he has retinal detachment will these glasses help him to see something? or is there any other gadgets which can help him to see? he is 6yrs old now and he is completely blind.I'll be really thankful to you if you help me to find something

[@theblindlife]

No, these glasses only enhance vision you already have. They are similar to electronic binoculars. If someone has little to no vision, these will not help. At the young age of six years old, the child needs to start learning blind skills, braille, cane skills, etc. when they are older, a device like or cam might be helpful because it is audio only.

[@charrelson614]

Question for you, my dad has to start taking glucose test and is having issues with the test strips, any suggestions? thanks

[@LiveAccessible]

Hi there! My husband Pablo grew up with type 1 diabetes and had to take multiple glucose tests daily even when he became totally blind. He uses a talking glucometer and that really helps! Let me know if we can help you and your dad in some way. I think that would be a great video idea for us to do on our channel.

[@charrelson614]

@@LiveAccessible Thank you so much. He did get a prodigy talking blood glucose meter. The issue he's having is when he tries to find the spot that is bleeding. Not knowing how much blood is available and getting that test strip perfectly on that spot. It's hard for him to zero in, the tip of the test strip, and where the blood is at. Any tips would be a huge help. Thanks again.

[@LiveAccessible]

@@charrelson614 How much usable vision does he have and do you know if he has any sensitivity problems in his hands? Pablo is asking so he can better give tips. 😊

[@charrelson614]

@@LiveAccessible Good question, he's completely blind and missing an eye. No sensitivity in his hands that he's told me. Just after pricking his finger hard to zero in as you know. Thanks

[@charrelson614]

@@LiveAccessible Correction, he does having feeling in his fingers. Not so sensitive to be able to feel the blood though.

[@bzobzo2359]

I had a chance to check this out the other day, but with my Stargardt the screens were too small and it didn't do anything for me, particularly outside. But Acesight VR was great, cheaper than the Iris, at least here in the UK and the camera is better.

[@chewycaca]

Can u conclude that it doesn't work for all stargardt patient?

[@bzobzo2359]

no, I don’t think you can make this conclusion. Everyone is different and Stargard, just like other conditions, will impact everyone differently. I would always say that it’s best to try something out before scrapping it.

[@rdkuless]

These are $6k... and to use the app on a phone you have to be able to see a phone to set up the app and open an account.

[@derricksutton9882]

What's the name/info of the vision wear you like to use? I also have central vision lost.

[@theblindlife]

The wearables that use the Samsung gear VR headset are the ones that traditionally work the best for me. Iris vision, patriot dewpoint, etc.

[@adampalmer8790]

If you’re looking for simple and reliable and a good manufacture of the bedroom viewpoints has been a great success

[@sabijulie7803]

My mom 88 y/o has glaucoma, barely see with both eyes. Can I work for her?

[@sabijulie7803]

Can it work for her *

[@ibkhaleel]

Nice review there. I'll like to see you make a review of the Samsung Relumino app.

[@theblindlife]

I tried to do that but there isn’t any way to record the screen of the app so the viewer won’t be able to see what it looks like.

[@angelcardona4027]

How much does the ESight 4 cost?

[@theblindlife]

It’s about $6000 US.

[@tracybrown5813]

Esight 4 or cyber eyez trifecta? I'm on the fence. I have RP. I've seen your review of both.

[@theblindlife]

The trifecta is about half the price and you get more with the system. I would recommend contacting Adam Palmer because he will be able to help with either device!

[@adampalmer8790]

Hi Tracy this is Adam Palmer and I would like to speak with you I actually have the trifecta and I have a brand new one that I would be more than glad to offer you any more than reasonable price. They both have their own qualities in their own particular issues. Please give me a call 888-645-9898

[@adampalmer8790]

Hi Tracy if you would like to speak with me about the trifecta device this week I will be available to answer any of your questions [e-mail]

[@beaunazary2499]

@@theblindlife My brother's diagnosis is Ischemic optic neuropathy. Diabetic Retinopathy. Ischemic Maculopathy. Diabetic Neuropathy, he can see from the corner of one eye, would this help him ?

[@beaunazary2499]

@@adampalmer8790 Hi Adam, can you contact me at [e-mail], my brother's diagnosis is Ischemic optic neuropathy. Diabetic Retinopathy. Ischemic Maculopathy. Diabetic Neuropathy, which would be his best option , Thanks

[@theshadowdirector]

What VR style headsets Haber you used?

[@theblindlife]

I’ve used them all, and have videos for them as well. You can search on my channel for the device name or check out the playlists.

[@theshadowdirector]

@@theblindlife thanks, I'm testing out this one next week but if it doesn't Saudi for me I'll know the alternatives to look at.

[@roberthallmark8426]

Wish I was rich enough for those since I have 70% vision loss and I am on SSI wish I could get a free set of those

[@MissouriPrepper64052]

I never understood why they make these products so freaking expensive! A lot of blind and visually impaired people live on SSI or SSDI and could never afford high end products.

[@chewycaca]

Because money is spent on R&D and its not surprising people want to recover their cost? Thats how capitalism work. If they keep selling at a low cost, they gunna go bankrupt eventually and you wont even have a product in the market.

[@Tainted_Julz_Radio]

I’d kill for this but at almost 7k I’ve got no chance what soo ever of EVER owning this

[@snappyjdog]

Whats the price range?

[@J.D.Vision]

$6,000

[@the_blind_gamer_tanis797]

@@J.D.Vision They told me it would be 4,950 to upgrade from my esight3 and thats with turning in the old unit.

[@walkingDaLine100]

I always want something like this... but they miss the key important point. THE SCREENS THEMSELVES are tiny images. It doesn't matter if it can zoom in, my eyes can never see the tiny screens. I often want a full headset with full visual range coverage vs a tiny screen with a distant display. I'm sure I'd hae to use it to see, but that's how these headsets always end up for me : (

[@theblindlife]

That’s why the VR style devices work better for me, much larger field of you.

[@walkingDaLine100]

@@theblindlife I tried NuEye's headset before, and while it's cool, the tech they use in their latest model is really dated and not worth the 3K they ask for it. I was told they're working on a new one, but with VR and AR headsets running around 500-1K for top of the line stuff, I don't know know why no company is picking up the VR visual passthrough idea for visual assistance.

[@YankeeTM]

Wish i could afford one, life sucks right now.

[@jeffthebeast8167]

Hey Ik this might be off topic but i have a question I'm vision impaired and I want to start doing videos but how do I record my screen with my magnifier not being a issue or in the way of me recording the full screen but still allow me to record the screen

[@the_blind_gamer_tanis797]

Try ohs it’s a free streaming software I use

[@theblindlife]

Are you talking about recording the screen of your computer? You’re wanting to record the entire screen and not have your screen magnifier show up or affect it? If that is what you’re talking about, unfortunately there is no way to do that. If you are doing a screen capture of your desktop, which I also would recommend OBS, it records everything, even if you zoom in with your Magnifier.

[@jeffthebeast8167]

@@the_blind_gamer_tanis797 Ok thanks

[@OrionTallica]

Great review

[@vipcouponer1463]

These look amazing, it would be really nice though to see a product come out that would be affordable to someone who had a visual impairment. I don’t know of anyone personally that can just cough up $6000 💔 and to hear about so many products that would do so well then to just have to look up the price to see that it is so far out of your price range is just heartbreaking.

[@KevinCalimachMorgan]

It really is a very large price, we have saved up and hope to buy some in a couple months but it is not something that is easy to spend and we are moderately well off. I could not have even though about buying these 5-10 years ago.

[@enigmatl00]

Oh yeah. I am not a fan of these companies. I mean, especially when they came out, the media played these people up like they were the Lord himself giving eyes to the blind. and as a tech person, I'm angrily looking at this stuff saying wait a minute, this is nothing more than an Android type camera and not even the best one, placed into some eye pieces that you can put over your head. let's be real, it's not worth $6,000. It's not worth $2,000. It just isn't and this does kind of make me angry.

[@vipcouponer1463]

Right, are use an app called Seeing AI which is completely free and it has pretty much the same functions just without the glasses. I wish someone could figure out how to develop A pair of glasses that could be used to make it easier instead of having to have the phone in hand :-)

[@martink.6218]

​@@enigmatl00 It seems like these companies are actively trying to bring these prices down, and in fact would probably prefer it as it would create mass adoption. I don't think e-sight is charging this much because they are making crazy profit - it is likely to cover the cost for developing the technology. They've reduced prices by 50% since their earlier models and will continue to do so. I can understand how incredibly frustrating the price tag must be - but it seems like they are really helping people. New technologies are expensive at first and then generally get cheaper, let's hope this goes the same way!

[@zuzoscorner]

@@KevinCalimachMorgan they do have a fundraiser program you can do, plus payment plans . you dont' gotta pay ti all up front. it's similar to paying off a car

[@LiveAccessible]

Great review Sam! I was surprised that it fit Pablo's had hahahaha!

[@enigmatl00]

I want to ask you and anyone else who may have influence with these developers to please start asking about one feature. I don't like if it just snaps from 2x to 4x to 8x zoom. That is just jarring. And I think it's disorienting to a lot of people. I think that it really needs to be a smooth zoom and a precise zoom that should zoom in as much or as little as you need at the particular time. you know, kind of like how your camera phone zooms when you pinch in and out, your camera phone doesn't go from 2x to 4x to 8x. It goes precisely as little or as much as you want. I just don't understand why nobody has called for this and why none of the devices have this. It seems like a relatively simple feature, a no brainer. Precise dialing of zoom is more like walking closer, if you just have these stops, 2X, 4X, 8X, you had better be looking exactly where you need to look or when you dial it in, you're lost and it seems unnecessary.

[@HendreH]

That is an extremely good point !

[@claytonclendenny7166]

I have a dress this as well. I also think the manual focus should be a lot more simple to use it any moment like in the previous model

[@HendreH]

@@claytonclendenny7166 I did not know the eSight3 had a smooth zooming option. I was not interested in using my life savings for a wired model, looking like cyclops, so I decided to wait. Now a wireless model comes out and they make the zoom feature worse? I will keep my savings and look at all the other devices as well (some are much cheaper) and once I am truly happy (even if it takes another 5 years) I will only then purchase a model as these companies (I am sure) make massive margins on these glasses!

[@claytonclendenny7166]

Hendré Harris valid points. I just want something lightweight and effective. Also long battery life.

[@HendreH]

@@claytonclendenny7166 I agree 100% !

[@krystledixon4226]

Does this model get real hot in the front like the eSight 3 does after wearing for several minutes?

[@theblindlife]

No, I didn’t notice anything like that. It definitely wasn’t out of the ordinary anyway

[@camelCased]

Good to know the technology is progressing. However, the price of the device is outrageous. In Europe, eSight 4 costs almost 8000 EUR. Many of my handicapped friends would benefit from eSight, but they could never afford it, living on their social benefits 200 EUR / month, which is barely enough to pay their rent and have some cheap food. I myself am a visually impaired programmer, also doing some electronics repair work using magnifying glasses and a large computer screen. I earn enough to afford eSight, but I would be scared to use it knowing that a small accident could damage an 8000 EUR device. Poking around with a hot soldering iron can turn out to be so much more expensive than the device I'm repairing. Reading eSight specs, I don't quite see why their device should cost more than a high-quality VR headset, which usually costs around 1000 EUR (including also game controllers and many built-in cameras and higher resolution screen and FOV than eSight offers). Knowing that their target market are people with low income, I think these devices should be subsidized by the manufacturer themselves, balancing their other, more mainstream product prices to avoid losses.

[@dverzapili8922]

Где в России можно увидеть эти очки, помогут ли полностью слепому человеку?

[@singlesightart]

Thet seems like it would be super annoying for lefties with no right handed dexterity

[@theblindlife]

Very good point. I suppose in that case you would be using the remote more often.

[@storiopedia462]

God please don't give any one such disease please have mercy on every one cure every one in this world

[@jeffreyrestuccio4903]

This video is good for a middle age person with low vision but does not address the elderly with AMRD at all. My 96 year old mom is not going to be using a smart phone or any of those features. She won't be able to see the lights on the batteries. It assumes a young person, not the elderly who need simplicity.

[@BlindManWalking]

Unfortunately, my eye condition, and these glasses do not mix. LOL

[@KevinCalimachMorgan]

What is your eye condition?

[@BlindManWalking]

Limping Ninja my eye condition is libers congenital Amaurosis

[@allaroundflat4634]

$6,000.00 😳😳🤯🤯 i need a gofundme !

[@theblindlife]

Yes, it’s actually come down a lot from when they originally launched. Back then it was $15,000.

[@allaroundflat4634]

@@theblindlife if i had millions i would pay millions 👍

[@secretlake5528]

Go outside and tell me if you can see the car coming

[@alexanderpadalka5708]

🗽🗽

[@iammuslim7070]

I am talk from Bangladesh. I am poor person

[@iammuslim7070]

hello I am talk from I am interested this device. but I am poor person Manish problem. so I am not eligible to this . please you are help me to give me the device. I am glucoma patient. please help me and donate for me. 😊😊

[@sneekmatrix]

So just another shill device. No new technology here just repurposed VR at X10 cost

[@theblindlife]

Technically it’s AR, not VR

[@ralphthomas5798]

Too much tech stuff and you still can’t just put a practical pair of glasses and see better. Forget all the picture taking game playing crap and build something we can see with

[@mazherali1083]

Hi Dear can you share your contact details for some clarifications