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The cheapest solution is AR glasses like Rokid Max or Xreal Air. I think Quest 2 could be an option if you want more FOV (but I wouldn't recommend it, due to low pixel density and need to check if WiVRn still supports it)

Consider AR glasses. Very light. I use Rokid max with gpd win 4 and win max 2. Good enough.

Anytime AR glasses get brought up in this sub, people think of them with that bias of VR and do the echo chamber criticisms again. It's not gonna supplant VR as it's a different use case. For comparing with a TV, I have Xreal One Pros and the microOLEDs I would rather use to play flat gaming and wat

I've used AR glasses for more than 3 years as a wearable display for my phone/handheld gaming pc/laptop. I have come along to the point I don't even need the laptop anymore, as the glasses make a expansive floating display in front of my eyes that covers up my 83" TV from 10 feet away. I carry them

If I had an AVP - because that's the only high res OLED panel w HDR/Dolby Vision support. I have giant OLED and projector screen in my house otherwise. If I traveled more, I'd probably get an AVP, but for now my Rokid Max glasses have microOLEDs (no HDR though). I'm not viewing movies on non-OLED di

if its only for Flatscreen games and movies.... go with AR glasses... i own ROKID MAX AR glasses and its amazing, super small, the size of actual glasses really, super comfy... and flat screen movies and games are amazing... it takes the power from the USB-C cable, so no batteries... you can connect

I still love my OG Steam Deck bought for $299 and upgraded to 512 gig for $50 especially paired with Rokid Max AR Glasses for a HUGE Dual Sony OLED screens in each eye

I use Rokid Max glasses, both while traveling and sometimes on the couch at home. They work rather well, and although I do turn the brightness down to the minimum every time, they're great. Do exactly what I want them to. I've used them extensively with both Steam Deck and a Lenovo Legion Go with Ba

Interesting video, but it has several mistakes: - In the video mentioned lack of metal backplate on OLED and possibility of reduced OLED life (and repeats this wrong point many times), but in reality, I am using Rokid Max for over two years, over 12 hours/day most of the days, mostly at half brightn

I have the Rokid Max glasses and couldn't be happier with them. 1200p 120Hz OLED portable wearable monitor. I got them from a secondhand store for £150 absolutely amazing.