Make sure to watch the video around the 11 minute mark so you can see how these work with a Mac and how you can see up to 3 virtual screens or one large wide-screen in perfect detail on this device. Great for productivity and other work on your Mac computer.
You can't imagine how long I was waiting for a video like this. I've beed looking for a AR for productivity for a long lime but every reviewer just talks about netflix and games. Thank's!
spent many hours using the viture pro and the xreal air2 pro on my macbook air m2 on productivity work. viture was superior to the xreal in software features and visual clarity. xreal was superior in head tracking, comfort (weight) and looks. i ended up returning both - the xreal was just not clear enough for work, the vitures were great but had a constant drifting problem which required re-centering the screen constantly ( this is after calibration ). this might have been a bad pair, so not everyone may have this issue. both pairs get hot, and AR software for both can be unstable and require restarts at times
I don't really notice the drifting but see what you could mean by that. I just use them a few times a week or when I travel and I love them. Yes, they are an expensive item to use occasionally but they are so nice for movies and some occasional work I think they are worth it. Thanks for the post.
Justified buying them for coding on-the-go but there's so many uses for a portable screen they will go to good use even if that doesn't work out too well. Thanks for this perspective.
Yeah, for the cost I think they are a good value. It's something you need to get used to but it's something I like more and more when using them. Thanks for watching.
Great review Craig, love to hear how much you're enjoying VITURE Pro - thank you for your support! And while VITURE Pro is the best experience, even users with VITURE One and VITURE One Lite can enjoy all the cool features SpaceWalker has to offer. 😎
Hi Craig, thanks for the review! I'm considering buying a pair primarily for productivity purposes with my MacBook Pro M1 when I'm not at home, and sometimes during a travel. Around minute 11, when you're demonstrating the functionality with 2 and 3 displays, the video appears a bit jittery. Is this something you experience while wearing the glasses, or was it just difficulties during the screen recording? I'm concerned that I might feel sick after using them for several hours. Thank you!
It is much smoother when on the head for sure. It's hard to film. But just get them and try them and if you have issues you can return them. Everybody is different but with me it doesn't bother me. There are a ton of settings like smooth follow and other things you need to play around with to get the right settings dialed in.
I would have like if you showed us 3 screens with a youtube clip on each screen at the same time,. static looks good but would like to see actual movement on the screen
I don't know about AR glasses, but I own VR headsets and what I don't like is the nonstop shakiness of the picture - as you can clearly see on the VITURE captured footage - you will see it the very same way on your face, I assume. Now, I was asking myself, is it even possible to make precise mouse movement and other stuff which usually doesn't bother you, because your "old-school-monitor" does not shake all the time in front of you?? Doesn't it feel like having Parkinson all the time? I mean, that's my big issue with VR headsets at the moment.
The filming is not how it appears in real life. That shake is from trying to film it but I don't get that when wearing them. I'm not paid by them but they are pretty good when you have the settings right.
What is the virtual resolution of those screens? I understand the each eye screens are 1080 but the virtual screens could be higher if you move around to see the screen. Not sure what the software limitations are.
A question to Tim Cook: How did Apple miss this portable glass market and came up with a ridiculous Vision Pro that literally no one can afford? If Apple came up first with this product, it would be likely another personal computer revolution like how Apple first launched their iPad. Laptops would all become obsolete. No one ever needs a laptop with a display. The new form of PC or Mac would be computers built into a foldable battery powered keyboard where you could always carry in a pocket plug a glass on the go. The same revolution could also happen to a cellphone that a screen is no longer needed. It would become a small power bank like device that could be clipped to your shirts or belt and connects your glasses via a coiled wire.
Thanks for the post. I'm not sure how Apple thought people would buy a $3500 (min) device when Microsoft already had a fairly cable one out for $450. I think they will eventually have glasses around $1,200 which would still be way higher but at least would be on some peoples radar if they are very good. Right now though that is a long time away.
There is actually a cellphone already, with no display, it’s the Viture neckband, though it does not have a cell radio. But it’s an interesting thought. Put your Mac mini in your backpack, with a power bank, keyboard and trackpad on the table in the coffee shop, and off you go. Maybe a smaller sized MacBook is more compact after all since it combines all these things.
@@craigneidel im sorry i mean Is it possible to fix a virtual screen in mid-air using XR glasses with 3DOF, allowing me to move my head around while the monitors stay in the same place as if they physically existed?
Of course not and that is why I'll never buy a Vision Pro. These are more a novelty item that I like using sometimes but I think it's worth the $450 cost for sure for the occasional work plus the entertainment value.
They are 1080P in each eye which means something higher. I don't see any pixels really and it's pretty good. I recommend trying them and then returning if you don't like them but they are very sharp.
Yeah it's not something I would use every day but it's still a nice option plus great for viewing content. These are good and I had about 10 people try them and no motion sickness. But are they needed no but a cool device for sure.
Smooth follow moves screen if you look up etc or you can fix screens. Filming this is near to impossible but what I see is way clearer and not at an angle but instead aligned perfectly. So it looks different when I try to film.
I know this is a different topic but I would appreciate an answer Greatly. Got a Samsung T7 Touch ssd, my question is HOW CAN I USE IT AS A BOOTABLE DEVICE and still use it as Portable Storage devices on other PCs or MacBooks. Thanks for your consideration
i configure macs and pcs all day at work. im still trying to figure out why anyone would pay twice as much for a mac when they do the same thing cept in a non standard way with a fraction of the software choices.
Yeah, I used PCs for 25 years and worked in a datacenter. I have zero issues with my Mac and I had so many with the Windows systems. That is normally why.
Windows sucks and macOS just works. Also the build quality and software on Macs are better on average. Macs have great battery life, don't get hot as easily (on the newer M1 series and up) and have amazing displays on the MacBooks.
Make sure to watch the video around the 11 minute mark so you can see how these work with a Mac and how you can see up to 3 virtual screens or one large wide-screen in perfect detail on this device. Great for productivity and other work on your Mac computer.
For sure - If you have a Mac the trust me these are worth the price and also look for sales.
You can't imagine how long I was waiting for a video like this. I've beed looking for a AR for productivity for a long lime but every reviewer just talks about netflix and games. Thank's!
Welcome. Yeah I wanted to make a Mac related video. Not that many views so far so wondering how many Mac users know these exist for $450.
Brilliant filming of the in-glasses screens! Best I've seen on RUclips. Very well done review. Thank you.
@@RS-chino thanks for the feedback
very helpful
Thank you.
spent many hours using the viture pro and the xreal air2 pro on my macbook air m2 on productivity work. viture was superior to the xreal in software features and visual clarity. xreal was superior in head tracking, comfort (weight) and looks. i ended up returning both - the xreal was just not clear enough for work, the vitures were great but had a constant drifting problem which required re-centering the screen constantly ( this is after calibration ). this might have been a bad pair, so not everyone may have this issue. both pairs get hot, and AR software for both can be unstable and require restarts at times
I don't really notice the drifting but see what you could mean by that. I just use them a few times a week or when I travel and I love them. Yes, they are an expensive item to use occasionally but they are so nice for movies and some occasional work I think they are worth it. Thanks for the post.
Wow! Well done video! Already ordered them with the neckband, but this video is the best review of them all.
Thanks for the nice words and for posting. I appreciate that for sure. I hope I can get a few more views soon on it but I liked making it.
Your video made me finally order one! Can’t wait for it to arrive! Gave myself a birthday gift 😅
@@homiedogg6415 nice. Make sure to figure out what nose fittings to use and also dial in with myopia settings. I love them.
Amazing video. Just bought them. Greetings from Germany
Thanks and good luck with everything. I love visiting Germany.
Great video. Looks like I'll have to grab a pair. Thanks!
@@Rocketomy thanks for watching the channel.
Great review. Is there away to have the display of the map stay centred as you move your head around like Apple Vision Pro?
Yes you can lock it into one position also. I was in smooth follow. It's smoother in real life as it's hard to film.
Justified buying them for coding on-the-go but there's so many uses for a portable screen they will go to good use even if that doesn't work out too well. Thanks for this perspective.
Yeah, for the cost I think they are a good value. It's something you need to get used to but it's something I like more and more when using them. Thanks for watching.
Great review Craig, love to hear how much you're enjoying VITURE Pro - thank you for your support! And while VITURE Pro is the best experience, even users with VITURE One and VITURE One Lite can enjoy all the cool features SpaceWalker has to offer. 😎
Thanks, I did like the glasses for sure and have been having a fun time with them. They work great on the Mac which is what I was testing.
Hi Craig, thanks for the review! I'm considering buying a pair primarily for productivity purposes with my MacBook Pro M1 when I'm not at home, and sometimes during a travel. Around minute 11, when you're demonstrating the functionality with 2 and 3 displays, the video appears a bit jittery. Is this something you experience while wearing the glasses, or was it just difficulties during the screen recording? I'm concerned that I might feel sick after using them for several hours. Thank you!
It is much smoother when on the head for sure. It's hard to film. But just get them and try them and if you have issues you can return them. Everybody is different but with me it doesn't bother me. There are a ton of settings like smooth follow and other things you need to play around with to get the right settings dialed in.
How good is it to read on it? Would it be good to work programming? Coding etc?
The text can be very clear when dialed in so I don't see any issues with that.
I would have like if you showed us 3 screens with a youtube clip on each screen at the same time,. static looks good but would like to see actual movement on the screen
Yeah, I was the only one to film the glasses being used which is something I guess.
Thanks for your review, I have a question, what is the sticker you have on your macbook ? Looks slick. Thanks
It's a skin from FishSkyns and I got it there.
@@craigneidel Thanks
Welcome
I don't know about AR glasses, but I own VR headsets and what I don't like is the nonstop shakiness of the picture - as you can clearly see on the VITURE captured footage - you will see it the very same way on your face, I assume. Now, I was asking myself, is it even possible to make precise mouse movement and other stuff which usually doesn't bother you, because your "old-school-monitor" does not shake all the time in front of you?? Doesn't it feel like having Parkinson all the time? I mean, that's my big issue with VR headsets at the moment.
The filming is not how it appears in real life. That shake is from trying to film it but I don't get that when wearing them. I'm not paid by them but they are pretty good when you have the settings right.
Hi Craig, great review! How did you actually film this? Or is the feed coming from a software-based screen recording capture of the content?
Thank you. I was able to film the glasses using Quicktime after doing some research on it.
@@craigneidel It is a screen recording and not filming by camera, right?
Yeah, screen recording using Quicktime.
Would it be crisp enough for something like coding?
I think for sure. It's very crisp once you dial it in.
A lot of people code working in VR. It’s probably the largest user base.
You may just need to try them and if they don't work out return them. I think that is the only way to know if they work for you.
What is the virtual resolution of those screens? I understand the each eye screens are 1080 but the virtual screens could be higher if you move around to see the screen. Not sure what the software limitations are.
Yeah it's higher as each eye has own screen. I can only say it looks fantastic with micro OLED screens.
@@craigneidel could you tell us what are the resolution?
A question to Tim Cook: How did Apple miss this portable glass market and came up with a ridiculous Vision Pro that literally no one can afford?
If Apple came up first with this product, it would be likely another personal computer revolution like how Apple first launched their iPad.
Laptops would all become obsolete. No one ever needs a laptop with a display.
The new form of PC or Mac would be computers built into a foldable battery powered keyboard where you could always carry in a pocket plug a glass on the go.
The same revolution could also happen to a cellphone that a screen is no longer needed. It would become a small power bank like device that could be clipped to your shirts or belt and connects your glasses via a coiled wire.
Thanks for the post. I'm not sure how Apple thought people would buy a $3500 (min) device when Microsoft already had a fairly cable one out for $450. I think they will eventually have glasses around $1,200 which would still be way higher but at least would be on some peoples radar if they are very good. Right now though that is a long time away.
There is actually a cellphone already, with no display, it’s the Viture neckband, though it does not have a cell radio. But it’s an interesting thought. Put your Mac mini in your backpack, with a power bank, keyboard and trackpad on the table in the coffee shop, and off you go. Maybe a smaller sized MacBook is more compact after all since it combines all these things.
macbook doest support 3dof on viture xr pro?
I would ask Viture that question if possible.
@@craigneidel im sorry i mean Is it possible to fix a virtual screen in mid-air using XR glasses with 3DOF, allowing me to move my head around while the monitors stay in the same place as if they physically existed?
will you use that 8/10 hours per day?
Of course not and that is why I'll never buy a Vision Pro. These are more a novelty item that I like using sometimes but I think it's worth the $450 cost for sure for the occasional work plus the entertainment value.
what resolutions are on each setup?
They are 1080P in each eye which means something higher. I don't see any pixels really and it's pretty good. I recommend trying them and then returning if you don't like them but they are very sharp.
I'm very prone to motion sickness, so none of the AR devices will work for me. But that's why I have a good monitor. 😁
Yeah it's not something I would use every day but it's still a nice option plus great for viewing content. These are good and I had about 10 people try them and no motion sickness. But are they needed no but a cool device for sure.
Can this connect to a desktop with windows?
It should work with Windows but I'm a Mac Channel so I have not fully tested. But is says it can.
why do you have to activate smooth follow?
and why the image is tilting ?
Smooth follow moves screen if you look up etc or you can fix screens. Filming this is near to impossible but what I see is way clearer and not at an angle but instead aligned perfectly. So it looks different when I try to film.
@@craigneidel thanks !
Welcome.
I know this is a different topic but I would appreciate an answer Greatly.
Got a Samsung T7 Touch ssd, my question is HOW CAN I USE IT AS A BOOTABLE DEVICE and still use it as Portable Storage devices on other PCs or MacBooks. Thanks for your consideration
I would just use it as a bootable drive if that is the intended use.
@@craigneidel I want to use it for both.
1. A DATA STORAGE DEVICE and BOOTABLE DEVICE AS WELL.
i configure macs and pcs all day at work. im still trying to figure out why anyone would pay twice as much for a mac when they do the same thing cept in a non standard way with a fraction of the software choices.
Yeah, I used PCs for 25 years and worked in a datacenter. I have zero issues with my Mac and I had so many with the Windows systems. That is normally why.
Windows sucks and macOS just works. Also the build quality and software on Macs are better on average. Macs have great battery life, don't get hot as easily (on the newer M1 series and up) and have amazing displays on the MacBooks.
@@iTristendo what do you do for a living?
Can you still see your original MacBook screen in combination with these virtual screens?
@@senorpedro8192 you can set it up that way.
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Nice and good luck with everything.
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