FINALLY! A PERFECT pair of AR Glasses! (XREAL One Review)

[@abddeus94]

Hey Joey! I just wanted to say your explanations on KZbin are absolutely top-notch. Not sure if you've considered this, but one thing I struggle with is setting up 4-player gameplay by connecting a retro handheld to a TV or monitor. I always run into issues with controllers and other settings. I’d love to see a complete, in-depth guide on how to on these devices. It would be a game-changer!

[@ninjason57]

I wish these would be at a store somewhere you can walk in and test out. You can get a decent TV for $500. So it makes sense for a personal TV to be around that price.

[@john_enx]

"Don't watch tv so close to the screen you will go blind" on a new lvl !

[@02stampede]

My biggest complaint with the older versions were comfort and the edges would be blurry. I'm glad you can adjust the screen size on these now. I might have to pick some up!

[@XREAL_Global]

Glad to hear you're liking the upgrades. Hope you give them a try! 😎

[@MykeGeter]

Really good, informative video. Easy to follow and the most important points hit for most lookie-lous hmm'ing and haw'ing or considering purchase.

[@edisonchin2463]

Omg ultrawide? Feels like dream come true!

[@TheSpareTechRoom]

Awesome vid! I'm really tempted to try these out now. It might be cool to make an AR vs VR showdown type video, for those on the fence between the two technologies.

[@cieje]

@@TheSpareTechRoom well these glasses are nothing like 6DoF VR headsets. it's not really a comparison.

[@Food4thought1234]

You literally answered every issue I had with the originals. I hate that I have to buy another pair, but I gotta do, what I gotta do 😂😂

[@XREAL_Global]

Gotcha, OG fan! 😎

[@Screlz]

Thanks for the review. Ill look at a few more review and decide if i want this for christmas.

[@cappnplanetcappnplanet3237]

I purchased the Rayneo Air2S glasses earlier this year based on your review and learned to love them playing on handhelds. However some screens were a little blurry on edge and i always wanted to make screen adjustments but couldn't. I also wear contacts but couldn't really use the glasses when i went in bed. So, these new glasses are very appealing to me. I want to still the Air2S now and will scrub eBay to see what i can get

[@ashishgup]

These are the first glasses I'm excited to get. The only issue is that the pro version comes out in March and has a higher fov. So I might have to wait 4 more months 😅

[@Food4thought1234]

No way. Really! I think I will wait also if this is true.

[@AVo-gj7my]

What field of view bigger screen ?

[@ashishgup]

@@AVo-gj7my 50 vs 57 degrees. 57 is much more immersive.

[@Tsukasa941]

Great review man

[@cieje]

so on some ds & 3ds emulators, I've seen you can set the 2nd non-touch screen to a separate output, so is it possible to use the screen + touchscreen on the retro device (maybe a rp or something) and then have the top screen anchored above it? edit instead of just mirrored. which is what it currently does. like I've got a rg556. (it has usb-c video out, but unpowered, so I use an adapter) can I use the device screen as the lower touchscreen, and then output a 2nd screen to the usb-c that's the top static screen.

[@srfeger]

Joey. Great video. I'm interested. But what about all the tech details? What do YOU think about gameplay on them? Battery Life? Working on a Steam Deck, Ally, LeGo? Sounds like it might be great for an Ally X with it's two USB ports, but a no-go with an Ally with its one USB and bad battery life? How long before you get tired of wearing them? VRR? Just want your perspective as a gamer.

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

Hey! Game play on AR glasses is fantastic, it's an awesome addition. They're powered by the device, and I wouldn't say it's a massive battery drain either. I don't have a LeGo or Deck anymore, but other glasses have worked on those, these should too. Out of all AR glasses, these are the one's I've been able to wear the longest without fatigue or discomfort, you can go a whole battery charge easily.

[@srfeger]

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds Nice! Thanks.

[@KeRaySh]

Thanks for the video. Will definitely put them on my "maybe" list because I do travel every now and then and the hotel TVs usually suck. 1080p / tiny / not able to access ports. What about the "screen" resolution and refresh rate? How crisp does content look if you opt to get virtually closer to the image? Also, how well does it connect to devices that only support HDMI output like a PS5? Is there an adapter? Are there extension cables if you want to get further away from the connected device?

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

Honestly, the screen and refresh rate have been great - they label it as 120hz. I haven't noticed any non-crisp issues. Great question on the PS5 - I believe you need an HDMI to USB-C cable, not an adapter. You can use any USB-C to C cable to get further away if you need to.

[@XREAL_Global]

Trust me, you won’t regret taking XREAL on your travels. Portable cinema? Yes, please! Not just for hotels, it works great on planes too! ✈😎

[@KeRaySh]

@@XREAL_Global I bet! Will I need a specific adapter for HDMI based systems or can I use any USB-C to HDMI adapters to hook them up? The accessories on your homepage only mention the previous generations.

[@riley881]

Think u need the beam and a hdmi to usb c and the cable needs power to work that's what I've kind of researched as the beam gives power to the hdmi to usb c cable ​@@KeRaySh

[@cruisechill1813]

Did they get rid of the glare that shines down from the top of the glasses?

[@pietrogervasi6435]

Not Available in Canada 😥

[@antiantifa886]

I will get these eventually.

[@harmus85]

I'm really interested in the comparison of Xreal One Pro vs Visor on desktop view MacOS. Some thought about a video in the future.

[@yugami182]

How do these work with productivity, like for example, coding. Are the texts crisp?

[@ghostdragon3297]

Any idea how will this work with someone who wears reading glasses? Is the IPD adjustment suitable for that?

[@johnosam4681]

Is this hdcp compliant?

[@TheBigb1973]

How are they compared to viture pros?

[@conbrio27]

waiting for this response

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

So Viture Pros are what I was using before this and I can't go back.

[@TheBigb1973]

@JoeysRetroHandhelds whoa might have to get these and sell the vitures. I'll wait till the xreal pro comes out next year. When you pin the screen and move your head fwd do you get closer to the screen like vr or does it move away from you?

[@conbrio27]

@@JoeysRetroHandhelds How do they compare in brightness and clarity? Are there any blurry edges?

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

@@TheBigb1973 It follows you, you can use the screen distance feature to move it away or closer.

[@rDijDi]

I currently have the Virtue Pros and was debating on getting the pro versions of these? Does the screen appear larger than the virtue pros? Would you recommend it for someone that has a pair of AR glasses already?

[@guillaumequintin]

The tech is almost ready. Thanks for the review! I really want this kind of thing. And you almost got me buting it :p Problem is still the look you have when wearing it. I will pass until they can make something invisible, like a random glass. Can you imagine yourself in a bus / train / plane with this over your nose ? :p

[@livinlicious]

its still not there. the xreal 2 (pro) was ewaste. if you have the money, sure. but you pay the super early adopter fee and wont use if for long.

[@Akkilainen]

Is there screen door effect on these?

[@BXR_Archives]

The One has around 44ppd and the One Pro has around 40ppd, higher than the Apple Vision Pro's 34ppd.

[@Theskullsplaylist]

I love mine love you guys show

[@SjaakSchulteis]

Did you try them with the Beam Pro?

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

No, my understanding is everything that did, is built into the glasses now.

[@theone76419]

The Goovis G3 Max seems to me to be superior in every way! But let's wait for the XREAL One Pro 😊🙏 (Let's see if the PRO version the display will be much closer to the eyes because for the moment these glasses are not there yet.)

[@BXR_Archives]

That's a headset, not videoglasses, and it costs twice as much as the One Pro.

[@srgarathnor]

now i can pretend to pay attention while i play my games!

[@orpettyfamily]

Looking for a solution to viewing KZbin TV with these classes. Appears to be nonfunctional on all devices. Audio plays, but no video.

[@Flo2NY]

Cool Video. Thank You :)

[@lanlav9623]

Wheres the camera and AI? I hope they're developing it now to compete with Meta Rayband.

[@mattdavis9601]

Cool video.

[@AgentZeroNine1]

It sucks that you didn't mention the field of view (at least I don't think you did?). I purchased the XReal Air 2 last year to be severely disappointed with the field of view. I've since moved on to the Meta Quest 3, and it has great FoV (could still be better) and find those infinitely better, but the whole thing is a lot to put on and get used to.

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

Hey! The FOV is 50 degrees at 147 inches. I can't say that I've noticed bad or good FOV on any of these glasses, so it may just not be a thing that bothers me specifically.

[@mechanicalmonk2020]

Still not 4k. Sadge

[@warlockboyburns]

4 meters? How about 0.66m?

[@kordanot]

Could this be a monitor replacement? That would be my main use case for glasses like this

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

Lots of people use it that way for sure.

[@TheMysteryDriver]

5:05 a techtology

[@XREAL_Global]

#ARForALL 😎

[@TheAlphaWavePodcast]

Your video would be so much better, if you used a keyboard at any time with this

[@youraveragedillon5958]

Xr glasses are terrible for me personally. They never sit right on my face and they are so uncomfortable. The picture is cut off and never aligns perfectly

[@JoeysRetroHandhelds]

Yep, I cover that in this video and how these change that.

[@Mbuna92]

Finally someone created the perfect chocolate tea pot...only $499

[@emilianomontanari283]

not for EU :(

[@Gabzz90]

I think that the tech is really good but I would prefer a futuristic look instead of regular BIG sunglasses...

[@chucknorris8704]

WHy is it so expensive? Bring the price down to $300. $500 for this is Apple Vision type price greed.

[@kordanot]

It's an OLED monitor with a custom chip. 500 is very reasonable

[@Exit854]

Apple vision is thousands of dollars. That comment doesn't even make logical sense.