I'm on my third pair, the Viture pro, 120hz / 1080p oled and I think they're pretty neat. Particularly Viture's individual dials for your eyes if you're a little near sighted. Had the Xreal before, maybe they got better but after going and and getting the lense inserts adjusted to my prescription by an optometrist, (which took a couple weeks and cost an additional ~$100) they still were just a little off which sucks for text- the fuzzies manifest differently with minute differences in distance from your eyes, so they all kinda clamp on your head and it hurts before long without a hat or something to better distribute the pressure. Ymmv, I'd still recommend if you're at all a techie. No discernable pixels whatsoever and they've been easy enough to buy n sell used ^_^

HubertManne@piefed.social · 3 pts · 236d (2 replies)

mmmm. these kinda look like you could wear them with a pair of glasses behind them.

johntash@eviltoast.org · 2 pts · 236d (1 reply)

They come with a thing you can put prescription lenses in, so maybe!

HubertManne@piefed.social · 1 pts · 235d

that kinda sounds like no then. usually being able to put in lenses suggests its not meant to be worn with glasses.

WolfLink@sh.itjust.works · 3 pts · 236d (1 reply)

These things always have light isolation issues. It’s why the google glass failed and why Apple and Microsoft tried to do AR based on a VR headset instead of glasses like this.

dev_null@lemmy.ml · 2 pts · 235d

No, that's not why Google Glass failed. It would have failed even with a perfect display.

verdi@feddit.org · 1 pts · 231d

Not even thinking of anything till the steam frame is out!