Very welcome, thank you for watching. In terms of using them for coding on a PC, you could use them for that but it would take some getting used to. Ideally, the ability to have multiple logical displays using the XR glasses would make it much easier for coding and what I personally would love to see. Not sure what IDE you're using, but if you can launch multiple instances of it and share multiple windows with your IDE of choice. That may work for you.
❤❤ thanks for answering..I use cubeIDE it's an eclipse based used for STM32 MCU.. it got multiple windows.. but i wonder how many lines can i fit while they easily readable
I am very keen on getting those. I tried the xReal Air 2 Pro. Although the imagine Quality looks perfectly fine for watching movies etc, the FOV (very much the same as the RayNeo Air 2) is way way too small. As soon as you move your head a bit, the screen disappears, which just doesn't feel right to me. I'd wish they'd use 2x QHD displays instead of 2xFHD and increase the FOV massivly. I think around 90 would be a good starting point...
Thanks for this thorough review. I am curious if these glasses will work with newer iPhones and iPads, which have USB-C. In other words, was the external box just needed to convert lightning to the USB-C plug, or was it also needed to get around Apple's serial connection restrictions?
Very welcome, thank you for watching! I've not owned an iPhone since the iPhone 4, so I'm not the best one to answer this question. However, it appears the iPhone 15 now supports DP output: www.macrumors.com/2023/09/13/all-iphone-15-models-support-displayport/ . If that is indeed the case, the adapter shown here shouldn't be needed.
I don't know how these device work so please forgive my ignorance. If using this as a desktop monitor, is small text readable? How does it handle pixels? If it was to render a single red pixel on a black display, is it anti-aliased? I guess I mean, what is the native resolution versus the supported resolutions? Can it render any Steam games in stereoscopic 3D?
The display within the glasses is HD (1920x1080 in 2D). Smaller text was readable to me, I also wear readers for up-close stuff and didn't need them while wearing the glasses. I'll answer the 3D question after the holidays, I'm on vacation and don't have WiFi/good internet.
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Finally!!!! A proper review with all details and app ..thank you very much sir..
Do you recommend those for coding on a PC?
Very welcome, thank you for watching. In terms of using them for coding on a PC, you could use them for that but it would take some getting used to. Ideally, the ability to have multiple logical displays using the XR glasses would make it much easier for coding and what I personally would love to see. Not sure what IDE you're using, but if you can launch multiple instances of it and share multiple windows with your IDE of choice. That may work for you.
❤❤ thanks for answering..I use cubeIDE it's an eclipse based used for STM32 MCU.. it got multiple windows.. but i wonder how many lines can i fit while they easily readable
Thank you for the review.
Very welcome, thank you for watching sir!
I am very keen on getting those. I tried the xReal Air 2 Pro. Although the imagine Quality looks perfectly fine for watching movies etc, the FOV (very much the same as the RayNeo Air 2) is way way too small. As soon as you move your head a bit, the screen disappears, which just doesn't feel right to me. I'd wish they'd use 2x QHD displays instead of 2xFHD and increase the FOV massivly. I think around 90 would be a good starting point...
I bet those would be great for laying in bed to watch a movie, without disturbing anyone!
They are very good for that!
Thanks a lot for the great informative video. Pick them up from Amazon and took them back. They did not fit good on my face my nose is too big.
Very welcome, I'm sorry it wasn't comfortable to wear.
Thanks for this thorough review. I am curious if these glasses will work with newer iPhones and iPads, which have USB-C. In other words, was the external box just needed to convert lightning to the USB-C plug, or was it also needed to get around Apple's serial connection restrictions?
Very welcome, thank you for watching! I've not owned an iPhone since the iPhone 4, so I'm not the best one to answer this question. However, it appears the iPhone 15 now supports DP output: www.macrumors.com/2023/09/13/all-iphone-15-models-support-displayport/ . If that is indeed the case, the adapter shown here shouldn't be needed.
I don't know how these device work so please forgive my ignorance. If using this as a desktop monitor, is small text readable? How does it handle pixels? If it was to render a single red pixel on a black display, is it anti-aliased? I guess I mean, what is the native resolution versus the supported resolutions?
Can it render any Steam games in stereoscopic 3D?
The display within the glasses is HD (1920x1080 in 2D). Smaller text was readable to me, I also wear readers for up-close stuff and didn't need them while wearing the glasses. I'll answer the 3D question after the holidays, I'm on vacation and don't have WiFi/good internet.
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At least 4K would be needed for a 201" display imho.
4K would have been nice indeed. Perhaps that will happen in a future model.
Expereincing the Xreal. You are 100 percent right.
Can you use earphones with the glasses ? or does it disconnect the earphones when you plug the glasses in ?
You can connect bluetooth headphones to your device and use it that way if you prefer.
Thx - it does on the ROG Ally but for some reason it disconnect the earphone on the iPad when I connect the Rayneo's@@WagnersTechTalk
Amazing review video. Your content editing is unmatched. I appreciate what you do for the community.
Wow, thank you very much! Great to hear that you enjoyed this video 😎