Been expecting this for so long, almost got one from Japan, so glad it's finally arrived in the States, display is amazing, should work awesome for killing time on an airplane. I'm about to take a flight in a few days. Can’t wait.

The Best New AR Glasses in the World they should have free TV, Sports and Movies in the Nebula interface. I got one of the first pair of Nreal Light Glasses in 2019 at CES. I got the Nreal Light with Verizon this year the First on in USA. I just got one of the first on the sold out day here at Amazon and Nreal are the best AR Glasses for real Spatial Computing Mixed Reality Spatial Audio, it is like 78 grams and you have like 6 hologram browser windows in the room to see Netflix, YouTube videos and browsers, Stock market and all that, they are nice people the founder is Chi Xu a Leader and Young Visionary. I am happy they are finally selling the Air in the USA now as it was in the UK earlier this year with Football Soccer. Now soon I will get the Nreal Adapter so I can use Nreal Air with Nintendo Switch and with iPhone and MacBook Games and Devices. So worth buying. Thanks again Nreal for coming to the People of America and your best AR Smart Glasses in The World. Cliff Baldridge

Works great, No problem wearing them for a long time. The video and sound are good. The funny thing was I wear glasses but could see fine without them when using the nreal glasses

Screen on my face, by that I mean watching the equivalent of a 201 inch screen with this glasses. Got this plugged onto my workstation laptop gives me a potentially game changing solution to a problem I’ve been having with limited screen size on the laptop, I’m very impressed. Now I can do my 3D modeling using a huge screen, which to me looks like using multiple screen at once. There were a couple of things I want to see in smart glasses and a lot of those are actually been answered with these, and I also stumbled upon a couple of shocking findings that I wasn’t really expecting. These glasses actually intend to do well when I put them on, they allowed me to consume content like gaming, watch movies, multitasking work, and all social media and even exercise in mixed virtual reality or augmented reality because the video I was looking at was superimpose onto my current real world surroundings so I can interact with the world; on this idea of the Metaverse is something that is growing in popularity. This design is compatible with android phones, iPhones, iPads, and laptop to support display port over USB to give a very unique experience. There are two main ways to stream content; one with a nebula app, which simply mirrors the phone so now I have large screen but don’t have to worry abt the space for it. I actually took these glasses with me when I went to India this week and I use them in the hotel room and at home to watch the basketball match or Netflix and watch movies and TV shows, and it made me feel like I was almost in a cinema put inside my room, just chilling on my bed cinema screen in your pocket basically. Although the VR features in this doesn’t feel quite finished and it will be nice to see more compatibility with more features, more apps and I’m sure they are coming, but i guess that will take time just like with everything in this AR space where you use your phone like a remote to resize a movie screens and interact with multiple windows. It

I was lucky enough to already have a steam deck and LG wing already. That said picture quality is great and as an Android user having an AR space is awesome.

Got these glasses to watch movies, but surprised to find them great for work as well! These glasses basically pack a computer monitor in your pocket so you can carry a work station around. So far I’ve tried using them to work from the good couch in the living room and in a coffee shop, both times worked very well. Pros:- Display quality. The screen spread across the space is huge and the color is vivid. Display quality is more than good enough for me. - Eases back pain. The position of screen can be moved freely and this helps keeping a good posture. My neck and back no longer hurt as much from hunching over at the desk. - PRIVACY is no longer a concern when I set up shop at the coffee house. No one can take a sneak peek at my screen and it’s like having a private office in a public place. Cons:- Compatibility. Need to buy an adapter to connect to iPhone. - They don’t come with prescription lenses. I’ve been wearing contacts, so far so good. Still, would be nice to try real lenses. Overall a great product. Recommended to my coworkers.

Well, first of all, glasses are worth buying if you like playing games. On the positive side, the glasses are great for streaming and watching movies. I can work or just walk around and still get some trophies 🏆. These from ps5, steam, and switch are great. The AR space sucks, they don't really have support there. So when you use these to think outside the box, you can get it. Unfortunately 99 is a tough price to pay, but for the price of a portable TV, these are a better choice. I have both, and I would say I'd rather plug them in and do a portable display way. Stop listening to others. Choose because you want to, not because you're told not to. They still own and use them. Third, back to positive thinking, you can walk around, watch a movie, get that trophy you want, find a nice spot outside or in the crib, grab your little Bluetooth controller, and have fun. I'm playing a game on my ps5 right now. Cons: Battery life or battery drain is one thing, so buying a charging adapter is the way to go. Otherwise, if you make everything black or dark, you'll get 4 hours. You need two cables, because if you break them, glasses are just glasses. I believe they are lightning cables. Pros: You can play games, watch movies, control your phone without using it. The face is nice. I made the nose smaller. It looks better. The 201-208 inch screens are great, and you'll buy them like crazy.

I didn't buy these for AR or to use with my phone. I just wanted a display I could wear on my face so that I could kick back in my recliner or in bed without straining my neck or holding a phone or laptop up in front of my face. And they really aren't bad, they just aren't great. I might even keep them... not sure. Display:Great potential, but mediocre execution. The OLED is sharp and full HD 1080p, but the optics don't do it justice. I wear contacts, and my corrected vision is great. But viewing with the Nreal Air, the left is never quite in focus. I'm getting older, so I'm sure it's my eyes, but it's disappointing all the same. I could get prescription lenses that might correct this, but considering what I already paid and other disappointments, I don't think I will. But the worst thing about the optics is that the outside (left side for your left eye, right for right) is blurry on both displays. This is probably because they're one-size-fits-small. If my eyes were closer together like the ideal average person they'd probably look better. Manually pushing the glasses right and left I can get it into positions where one eye sees well. What that means is that human faces are not all the same, and they're rarely quite symmetrical. Every optician knows this. It's why you need to be measured before they grind your lenses. The attached photo was taken with my phone. I tried to position it so that the image would look about like it looks to me when wearing them. The photo does not do it justice - it's much sharper than I was able to capture, but if you look at the distortion on the right, that will give you an idea of what the outside blurriness looks like. The display is above your eyes and you view it through a prism. There's some slight ghosting resulting from the optics. Making the optics wider might also have helped reduce the distortions. Comfort:Again, not bad, but not great. They're heavy enough that wearing them for an hour or two is going to