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

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

I go back and forth between my Win 4 and Ayaneo Flip KB (I prefer this control placement over the Win Mini). What makes the handhelds even MORE travel versatile? A set of AR glasses from Rokid/Viture/Xreal. I'm never going back to a regular laptop since the glasses give me a floating display larger

If by 'comfort' you mean the glasses screens, then it is fine. I prefer AR glasses to Quest 3 for sure. But to wear Rokid Max for the whole day I had to add some cushion at the nose area and a strap so they sit tight on my head. I have RayNeo Air 4 Pro only for less than a week, but I had to do the

I'm already using it how I intended for my purchase- laptop on my face for entertainment and productivity. I've resigned to carrying it in the most compact case I found in order to get online and do work with multiple giant screens wherever I am. Yes, I'm now that weirdo in the coffee shop with this

On the first video it seems you are using Rokid Station 2. It may use tilt based on accelerations measurements from sensors. If you quickly turn around to a different direction, it may correct the tilt. It is just how it works. The second video seems to show a motorcycle handle, I could not understa

The AVP has roughly 100 degrees FOV & a resolution of 3660 x 3142 per eye, compared to 57 FOV & 1920x1080 (xreal one pro) or 52 FOV & 1920x1200 (xreal 1S). Obviously not all that FOV & pixels are dedicated to the movie you’re watching, but still - the AVP has the pixel density edge and is clearer. H

I feel the same way. The arms bow out at like a 15 degree angle on both sides for me. Don't know what my IPD is but it's bigger than these. My left eye cant see the right side of its screen, and my right eye can't see the left side of its screen. I can barely see the edge, but about 20 percent of ea

I recommend Rokid Max 2. They have much more comfortable nose piece (it is bigger and softer, which makes difference when wearing them for some hours). Rokid Max 2 design, both with and without blackout cover, is made not to draw attention in public. I did not have issues using them in public places

I mostly use Rokid Max on PC, and I wear Rokid Max over 12 hours per day on average, doing mostly productivity tasks including coding, 2D/3D modeling, often use command line (so I need to read text at the bottom left corner and bottom edge in general quite a lot), CAD modeling, web browsing, reading