Even Realities G1 // Review // The Future of Smart Glasses is Already Here

[@EvenRealities]

We appreciate your detailed feedback and insights. We're constantly working to improve the user experience, and your comments are valuable. We'd love to hear more about your specific experiences with Even G1.

[@vChilly]

For 7 subscribers this was was a great informational video man. Keep it up.

[@kathinator4321]

Just bought a pair because of this review, I’ve been waiting for a review from someone who ordered prescription lenses

[@achalagg]

Thanks for the note. I felt the same and thought it might help someone else make a decision.

[@TheVideolandia]

I like to know when ordering the prescription glass do you order just rthe prescription for reading or could be progressive? If progressive can be ordered how can i ordered the progressive in USA Florida?

[@achalagg]

I don’t think they support progressive prescriptions yet. Not online anyway. However, if you happen to travel to Europe, they have various partners opticians who will be able to help you with a progressive prescription.

[@psandipon]

Leaving this comment to inspire you man. Keep up the good work.

[@achalagg]

I appreciate that!

[@maciekg3019]

Oh wow that's a good review

[@achalagg]

Thank you.

[@gliederung4237]

Good review!

[@achalagg]

Thanks!

[@Krn7777w]

I’d rather buy XReal One glasses for deep work. Big virtual screens for my laptop. More suitable for my use case.

[@achalagg]

The G1 is not a replacement for the XReal or the Vision Pro, but it presents itself as a great option for a Heads Up display for every day use without any cables.

[@Krn7777w]

@ I need a vividly colored virtual display for my phone and laptop, and for now, XReal One is fulfilling that need.

[@achalagg]

XReal One is definitely something that can function as a large screen right in front of your eyes, but you cannot really wear it all the time. With Even G1, the biggest plus point is wearability and the long battery life.

[@Eddie-d7z]

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[@achalagg]

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[@JC-dp5iu]

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