RayNeo Air 2s - IMPRESSIVE - Big Screen Steam Deck ANYWHERE

[@NerdNest]

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[@ShefferTube]

You keep saying these are Micro-LED but the Amazon page claims they are Micro-OLED. Can you confirm which is true?

[@FAvelar]

@@ShefferTube oled

[@OLegndz]

Hey guys my own opinion, I’ve tried these out and the XReal 2Pro’s and they were better quality, color but weighed a little more and are able to be fully black with included shade covers. BOTH are great but they come to user preference especially when you can’t adjust these for each eye individually. You’ll see blurry corners on BOTH. And BOTH are a blast to have. Ray looks a little worse but also costs less and weighs less, XReal is a little more quality a little more money and weighs less more.

[@X862go]

Nice 👌

[@OLegndz]

@@ShefferTube doesn’t matter, the glasses in the video are transparent, read my comment above.

[@derpersona]

"So when you put them together you're getting a total resolution of 3840 x 1080" bro that is nootttt how that works LOL they overlap when you look at them sooo it's really still just 1920 x 1080

[@NerdNest]

Yeah you’re right. I didn’t phrase that well enough. But it’s still really crisp looking.

[@cosmic_drew]

Technically the 3DS does look sharper when you have the 3D on but it's like 10 to 15% of a perceptual difference. It's the only comparison I can think of that I've seen in person. ​@@NerdNest

[@hornantuutti5157]

I would buy these but i worry that i cant keep deck on charger if these are connected.. Or can these be used trough usb hub so deck charges at the same time?

[@thedutchfisherman7078]

​@@hornantuutti5157i was wondering about the same. 🤔🤔

[@genio8820]

@@derpersona maybe, but i also have and often use Rokid Max glasses that also are 1080p, and they look sharper than a traditional 1080p monitor or TV, don’t know if it’s thanks to the Oled micro display tech or else but it is a thing

[@DragunBreath]

I appreciate the way you did the video overlay on this one to give us an idea of what these look like when worn.

[@Rhomagus]

I love my XR glasses. I've had the Xreal Air and the Viture XR Pro. All of them use the same Sony micro OLED displays. These seem to be no different. I commute to work via public transit and these fit that use case perfectly but I even use them at home since the OLED contrast ratio is better than my old LCD TV even though their the same resolution. Perfect for laying down in bed, or just maintaining posture when using handhelds like the Steam Deck. I'm actually surprised no other big names have made their own, especially Sony since it's their displays that are being used. That being said, the tech feels stagnant with these new releases. I don't see what Ray Neo is doing that other companies haven't already done. Would love a pair of truly wireless ones, Perhaps PEAKDo could pull something off in that regard, or we may just have to wait until powerful transmitters just get smaller. I'm really surprised Meta hasn't made a pair yet. Their partnership with Ray-Ban is perfect for this form factor. The form factor is absolutely a win, but I'd like to see a bit more progress in terms of the tech being implemented.

[@serpserpserp]

I don't get everyone's issue with these products, they are expensive yes, but it is pretty cool to be able to do this. To all the people who want a wireless version: I can't imagine how much bulkier it would make these glasses and the data transmission you would need to get this right. I mean with video playing you could buffer, but for super low latency gaming I just don't think it would be possible for a long time.

[@genio8820]

@@serpserpserp making them wireless wouldn’t be too much of an issue, the video 5ghz receivers are not big, battery would still be outside the device connected with a cable like the Apple Vision pro does

[@badsamaritan8223]

I'd like to see a comparison between these and the other AR glasses.

[@genio8820]

The more competition the better, but these are worse than my Rokid Max that have a bigger 50' FOV and built-in myopia adjustment...Now we need the next-gen of these glasses with higher FOV, higher 2k or 4k resolution and built-in wireless mode. I already use my Rokid a lot for movies and gaming on Ally X

[@NerdNest]

I don’t know that higher resolution is really nearly as important as just bigger field of view and of course, wireless with long battery

[@caspearious-ghost]

I hope they come out wish a 6 level myopia someday... because the 5 level is just barely out of my sight range with a small amount of blurring at 5. I'm probably at 5.2. :/

[@MrHhkjhkj]

HDR seems like a good thing to support as well.

[@張育倫-y2k]

@@genio8820 The fact is that Rokid used the older version of micro oled of Sony, however, Ray Neo 2s and XR are using new version of micro oled of Sony, which means Rokid is the one that has lower resolution.

[@techieg33k]

These are certainly very interesting, especially since I don't enjoy playing my deck because the screen is so small. I like a bigger screen experience. So I do like the idea a lot, but I honestly find myself with such little time to play my steam deck anyways that I Can't justify the almost $400, though I feel the price does fit what you're getting just if you're gonna use them more. And my commuting is me driving in a car and I'm controlling it. So if you know, keep time there and I watch only a few KZbin videos (many of which I actually just listen to) or TV shows, either. This would be strictly strictly for gaming.

[@DeaconXPS]

Valve needs to make a set like this that employs Steam Link to stream from any device in your network. Then Ill buy into the tech. For now, this doesnt make much sense as the product is limited by the source devices battery life. OR--- they could incorporate PD over USB Type-C and allow us to plug into a docked device for extended use.

[@AndrewD50297045]

How do they stack up against the Xreal Air 2 Pros?

[@BossMan302]

This is a very glowing review Mr Tom Segura. I will be ordering these through your link.

[@NerdNest]

See you at my show in Topeka

[@oldmanzen6682]

I'm dying to get a set, but am waiting for the next version, hoping they'll fix the few issues this set appears to have (especially as it pertains to the additional pack that you can get).

[@Louis-Law]

I think the only persistent issue with all these AR/XR glasses is that people that wear glasses are kinda screwed as you’d need to wear those in between that and the display. Or spend $200+ on a new prescription for those specific glasses

[@MrGamelover23]

There's not really anything they can do about that.

[@withfoamable]

The Viture Pro XR's have built in dials for some prescriptions. I don't have to wear my glasses at all and they're crystal clear.

[@Louis-Law]

@@MrGamelover23 I think if they had the dials like a couple of the AR glasses out there it might help out quite a bit actually. Not sure why it’s not implemented more.

[@playnicegames]

Do you know if they make a “Y” cable or adapter for both power charging and display output, so o can charge my handheld and use the glasses/display at the same time?

[@mattcy6591]

Just bought mine. I hope it's as nice as I've heard. Do you know if two can be connected to a single device (with a dongle)? Going on a flight and would be nice to share the same screen with someone

[@mattcy6591]

Ok update. Form factor is nice. Light weight, comfortable, and very discreet. And the screen is incredibly bright. And it is an absolute game changer not having to look down at your screen. The future is this. It sounds dumb but having to look down at my phone feels so laborious in comparison. The screen is really crisp HOWEVER.... This thing supposedly supports up to 70mm ipd. I have a 62mm ipd. The left and right edges are clearly vignetted (cropped and blurred). Games usually have hud elements on these sides so it makes some games either impossible or uncomfortable to play. I've adjusted the nose rest and cannot get the full display into my field of view. The next best option is to go into steam deck settings and scale down the screen size however that results in a slightly worse image quality. If you have a 5x range ipd, get this. It is great. If you have a 60+.... Maybe wait. Additionally, I don't need glasses in real life but I have a pair that I use to watch movies in the theater. It's not needed but it's basically the difference between watching 1080p and 4k for me. With these AR glasses I feel like even if your eyes are pretty good, you may want to opt for the prescription lens inserts. My experience went from wow this tech is finally here, to maybe it needs a little more time in the oven to fit a wider and more varied audience. For comfort I would prefer if the screen was not a floating flat panel, and instead had a slight curve. I can't wait for the tech to get there. Better field of view and more accommodating eye distance/focals.

[@gene1star]

@@mattcy6591 this is helpfull. Thanks.

[@mattcy6591]

Out of curiosity what is your IPD?

[@truthgamingchannel112]

Is they really really good on handhelds because I'm thinking about getting me one for my steam deck

[@KeyJayHD]

XR Glasses are a great pairing with a Portable PC or Phone. Ive had the XREAL + Steam Deck combo for a while now. Ill admit though, even though I travel with the solution every day, I dont use it as much as you think I would. What I think I want is the same form factor, but a little more secluded like VR for the wider field of view and less light bleed. Im also assuming this is 0-DOF. I did pick up the XREAL Beam 1st Gen at the time and while nice, does make things complicated as far as wire management. I agree, Im waiting for full wireless support but with 3-DOF+ support and a wider field of view, or at least better management of the virtual displays. Its still great tech, but I just wish I was able to use it more than I do.

[@syunukiya]

Is it better than the first Xreal Air? I'm looking to upgrade.

[@JonnMcLoed-vo3fe]

Outstanding idea that will hopefully really take of in a few months.....JM

[@mestido]

But how to play and charge at the same time steam deck with that thing? 😅

[@Heartkiller1991]

Do you think this would work with bifocal lens?

[@NerdNest]

I don’t know. With bifocals you’re switching between up close and far away. But these are always far away to your eyes.

[@mattcy6591]

Been wanting these for a long time. Would be a game changer on flights. But damn that price is steep. Can't wait for the tech to be below $200

[@syunukiya]

Xreal Air Gen 1 is almost that price

[@WeeGeeAS]

@10:20 that’s a little Naive, Bill. That implies Valve will make a Steam Deck 3; more likely Deck 2 episode 2

[@scienide77]

Price is affordable.. will this work if you need reading glasses?

[@pierluigimara]

too bad they are not available in Italy....

[@Sp3cu]

You're sitting stiff, that means there is no way to "hang" the screen in space.

[@NerdNest]

Yeah, the screen moves with you, other systems allow you to lock the screen in place, I thought I'd like that, but I don't.

[@VorkKnightOfGood]

4:23 ikr

[@TheDarkguide]

Can I watch 3d movies using this?

[@RolandDobbins]

Rokid Max 1200p/120Hz/16:10/6-diopter AR glasses are better.

[@genio8820]

@@RolandDobbins Yes, those are the one i’m using, just finished a 2 hour session in Warhammer 2 on Ally X with Rokid Max

[@riverkeyes3455]

These seem pretty cool but holy moly I was not expecting a $400 price tag

[@DanielByon]

400 is actually on par for AR glasses. Like the Xreal Air 2 Pro’s I have are $450

[@RandySRukaag]

Lol I felt the same way. I was like I've never looked into these type of thing before I wonder the price.

[@antjones2281]

How much should a 100" OLED tv you can literally take with you anywhere cost? My actual tv costs like twice that.

[@genio8820]

@@antjones2281 i have a pair of Rokid Max and while they are great they are not as sharp and as good as a real 4k oled TV, also the display dimension varies depending on where you “project” the display, the closer you look to a wall the smaller the display will seem, it tricks the brain into thinking it’s huge but it’s not. But the price is acceptable considering the portability of the glasses and quality, at least it’s worth for the Rokid and Xreal, wouldn’t know about this brand

[@weirddestiny999]

Is this a commercial?????

[@cocobos]

So, this or Pico 4?...

[@mattcy6591]

I'd say depends on your uses and your IPD. If you have a 50s IPD and mostly use steam deck, this is fantastic. If your IPD is over 60 and or you want more use beyond steam deck, get a pico

[@visionary4787]

The Air 2S XR glasses are a game changer for media lovers. Let’s be honest-these aren’t trying to be the next gaming glasses, and that’s okay! With a crisp 3840 x 1080 combined resolution and 108% sRGB color gamut, they’re perfect for binging movies or catching up on KZbin. The 600 nits brightness and 46° FOV mean they hold up both indoors and out. Plus, with lightweight, soft-touch materials, you can wear them comfortably for hours-ideal for long flights or commutes. If you’re looking for immersive media without the bulk or complexity, these glasses are a solid win.

[@BE.OFFICIAL]

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[@squiddymute]

lol 500$

[@JayJay-Nifty]

Any VRR? What makes it better than Viture? I understand this is a sponsored video

[@NerdNest]

I don’t have viture so I can’t make a comparison.

[@BE.OFFICIAL]

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[@JoBo52]

Once these kinds of things can stream wirelessly with long battery life, I'll definitely be into it. Until then, it really just isn't a super interesting product.