Do these glasses support HDR gaming? I hear hdr video content mentioned but nothing specific regarding full hdr support.

Do you have a big head or are the glasses tiny??

@@javierdiaz4763 I've seen these glasses look small on other youtubers where as I've seen them also wear a pair of xreal air 2 glasses and they looked the right size. I think these glasses are just little.

his head big

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Yeah they look tiny on both Asians and Europeans from what I have seen

That is my take. They were designed for kids. No adult nose fits between the nose bridge. Yet on my kid they look perfect.

Wrong they fit my big head

Hi, I'm looking at something kind of close to your product, but the 1080p resolution is somewhat limiting for my use case, and I have a few other questions. (For context, I'm a software engineer, I'm mostly uninterested in video games, and I have written my entire environment myself using a tiling window manager on Linux) 1. What DDC properties does the device support setting over USB-C or HDMI? 2. Is there a published API for communication between an attached computer and the device? Alternatively, is the a library for communicating with it? 3. Is there any plan for a higher resolution version, ideally 1440p or 2160p? 60Hz is fine (at least in my case) 4. While the integrated app store is a great feature for many people, it happens to be antithetical to how I have prefer my environment, which is all strictly FOSS. Is there a stripped down version that is effectively just a "dumb monitor"? I understand, of course, that while what I'm looking for is well within your capabilities, it may not be of interest to enough customers to make it worth mass producing, so I completely understand no matter what. Thanks!

If you’ve ever tried something like this, you would know. The FOV is terrible.

- FOV is terrible - resolution is terrible bc these are projections/reflections and not actual screens - battery would've been even worse - the stuff above don't matter bc it still wouldn't work, it doesn't have any sensors to track your hands or your environment, or display stuff correctly in your space. This is a very barebones device barely doing any computing

Totally normal size for sunglasses.

For Asian heads

i think that it's just that the glasses look kinda small on his face, that's probably what it is.

ohw sure' cause the apple version looks better meh'

@@valpercinabanalan8576 Brother I dislike Apple as much as the next guy why bring their scummy asses into this?

made for smaller Asian heads

He’s definitely not wearing the glasses low enough on this ears lmao. Notice how high the arms are. It doesn’t look nearly as goofy on other youtubers. But yeah it does look small on him lolol

The FOV is quite small. Made for a virtual screen, not for full immersion.

9:30 With the mobile dock, you can.

He says video though. If you pirate a film or record your own of course it will work​. But if you try to watch a 4k disk of a movie you legally buy from a store and try to watch it with a 4K blu ray player then your monitor has to support hdcp 2.2 security protection. Which for the record a PS5 disk doesn't have this security protection requirement and thus games will work fine on more things then 4K Blu-rays will@@Jianju69

Haven't tried, but my guess? Trash This isn't an actual screen, it's a tiny projection/reflection on the lenses, so the quality won't be great Also these are tiny glasses, they can't do the computing necessary for these displays

Watch the video

​​@@megamanx1291i did watch it. He says "hdr content" he could be referring just to hdr video playback. Also, I'm asking specifically because he is literally the only reviewer I've found who even mentioned hdr and he was not very specific. Also, nowhere in Viture's spec sheet or advertising does it mention these glasses being hdr capable. I've been asking this question in every comment section I can find and I still have no definitive answers.

He said it was 1080p on each display (per eye)

@@robschmid7955 thanks, i missed that, was relistening a few times but...

It not sponsored I have the glasses and they are really great

It did at first but honestly this does make a lot of sense. The tech seems good and I believe Brett. The shill-feel probably comes from the fact he didn't talk about drawbacks, maybe it doesn't have microSD slot or lower wifi standard or slow usb transfer speed? We want to hear about it all.

It's a sponsored video

I mean.. he told ya it's a sponsored video bruh

Ive been using my regular ones as my daily monitor for like over a year now and i love them, noe for everyone tho

From what I'm reading you can connect Xbox, PS, and switch controllers. There's another video and the guys playing Xbox

He clearly hasn’t used the xreal 😂

No, put your 55" 4k TV in your pocket and get on a plane genius. Make sure you put your Xbox in the other pocket.

Okay genius, I was not talking about portability, but strictly about the resolution. You don't buy these only for travel. Maybe you want to watch some 3D, 4K or iMax movies at home. Why to lose 75% of the movie details by viewing it with 1k instead of 4k resolution??? So this makes them useless at home, but only for travelling it doesn't justify the price if you only travel under 5 times a year. One more thing: the TV's support motion interpolation up to 120hz with a very complicated algorithm. Possibly you can only see at 24hz on these glasses, which on OLED is annoying because of the low response time. But I doubt you understand what I am talking about.

@@mostwanted2000 they're 120hz. And there's nothing with a better PORTABLE option on the market! That's the whole point of the product. If you want to sit on your ass at home, then there's no reason to buy them. But apparently you're missing the whole objective. Yes, it's designed for people ON THE GO, NOT ON THE COUCH. AT HOME there are much better options. But you're trying to compare apples to orangutans 🙄

I know they are 120hz. The question is: do they interpolate the 24frames of the movies up to 120hz? If not, then every frames will be shown 5 times, so basically you still only see 24 frames pe second and many people dislike 24fps on OLEDs because in fast moving scenes you clearly see the flicker.

@UFDTech can you confirm?

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