Nreal Light AR Glasses

Bruce · 22 days ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

They work excellent for virtual reality and mirroring your smart phone but they don't take pictures or videos with three cameras that's on board they are used for something else, not for sure what, they don't seem to come with good user instructions.

Dave · 1 month ago

These are absolutely horrible, especially for the price of $600. They don't include a battery (so they take your phone down with it!), barely function as advertised, and cause eye strain. As well as this they look dorky even without the stupid cable, and I get occasional motion sickness from them.

Bruce · 22 days ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

They work excellent for virtual reality and mirroring your smart phone but they don't take pictures or videos with three cameras that's on board they are used for something else, not for sure what, they don't seem to come with good user instructions.

Dave · 1 month ago

These are absolutely horrible, especially for the price of $600. They don't include a battery (so they take your phone down with it!), barely function as advertised, and cause eye strain. As well as this they look dorky even without the stupid cable, and I get occasional motion sickness from them.

JMikel · 8 months ago

It's a decent product. But the price is fairly high for what it does. Very few AR (augmented reality) apps. As well as another mode that just mirrors your phone onto the glasses screen. It's a cool gadget with little practical use. The mirroring mode only sets your phone in one area. So it is either center view, or to the side where your center view is clear. The apps that support actually dragging and moving windows are a inbuilt browser which isn't super great, and YouTube. It's a little lame. With more features, it would be well worth the price. But at it's current price, buy a Oculus Go for way less with more features.

Bob921 · 9 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

Fashion design and great view

Swx1600b · 9 months ago

It cost more and fails compared to rokid air

Lolololollolololollololol · 9 months ago

Garbich that cost 150 dolars

Bernie85 · 10 months ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

This product has the potential to be a game changer personally watching movies and concerts and metaverse application. No tech is made perfect but i do see these glasses in a sport bar or venue to give client a vip experience

Daylan · 1 year ago

They are interesting look at directio. Of technology but they are no where near ready to be sold and used by the public. They are extremely limited on apps a d functions. And the for is so small . It was so bad I opened a return within hours of opening the box. I did t even let my family try it I was so disappointed. I cannot believe Verizon allowed these to be sold. And now it's been a month and still waiting on refund.

Night · 1 year ago

Yes, I'd recommend this product.

The hardware itself is phenomenal. It functions well, and has tons of potential but right now there's not much to back it up. There's a limited number of apps and experiences out. Nreal offers software to make your own apps but that doesn't help much for common people.

VRHunter · 1 year ago

I love AR, and VR so much I was willing to be able early adopter just so I could get on the ground floor of writing some code for this thing. I ordered a pair and figured I would push it to its limits, figure out how to build games on it, and have fun with my degree while helping the community expand its offerings. What a disappointment that was. Almost immediately none of the apps made for the device worked. I got trip to run, and nreal dive (the two most basic programs in the whole app store), but the moment I even attempted to run one of the game designed to run on this thing at launch it either couldn't read any glasses at all were plugged in, or it would say "unknown error" and I would have to force quit the app to the nreal browser control back. It's early tech, and I expected there to be glitches, but at some point I started to expect I spent $600+ on a paperweight.