One Pro

Wow this is really exciting and I like their pitch of not pushing for new hardware and making the existing hardware even better with features like this. As a xreal one pro owner with the eye, I haven’t found much use of it yet, but excited for the 2d-3d and gesture feature.

Did you update the firmware? They added a calibration mode to reduce the drift (place on table for 10 seconds before using). Once calibrated, often the screen stays put for several minutes, and then the drift still happens, but much slower than it used to before the update. If you've already got a O

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and it’s great to see more options becoming available in the AR glasses space. Viture has certainly put out some bold specs and aggressive pricing. But as always, the real test will come when people can go hands-on and see how those numbers translate into real-world

If you’re considering the Viture Beast, you’ll want to give it a few months at minimum until (or to see if) they sort out the major issues. Examples: Not clear screen, shimmery text, edges have chromatic aberrations, lots of driftingBlurry text in follow mode, drift issues in anchor modeDrift, blurr

It has 3dof built into it (meaning no software required every device works and is just plug and play compared to other viture glasses which require spacewalker to do 3dof) and also provides a much larger FOV than other xr glasses other than the XReal one pro. Once or if it ever works properly it's c

I wanted the right combination of visual quality, minimal reflections and stability. One pro seemed to be the clear winner. I was mainly considering: - Xreal One Pro - Xreal 1S - Viture Beast

I use my glasses for productivity. Here are the big things to consider. Resolution on all models is 1080p (1200p is just taller). This may not be good enough for you. Birdbath vs prism lenses. I think birdbath is clearer but prism is clear for some people. Software support. There are a few models, X

Had the xreal air 2 and just upgraded to the xreal one pro to try out the new 2d- 3d conversion they put out. My experiences so far. Xreal air 2 was fine just a virtual screen that sat directly in front of your face. Glasses were not shaded enough though so lots of light bleed through unless you cli

It's a known thing. Obviously Viture was gonna patch it at some point in time. The older versions still work, I guess. But I don't use immersive3D on macOS. I prefer using immersive3D on iPhone (usb-c models except 16e and 17air) whenever I want to use the feature. There is a small fee to activate t

If you wanna check my post history, I've made a longer writeup here previously discussing my experience with these 4 models (air3s instead of air3 pro). First purchased rayneo air 3s and xreal ones to try at same time: i liked the rayneo screens for brightness and clarity, but corners were blurry. X