Gaming with a 215" Display on your Head 

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I'm curious about what impact these sorts of things will have on longterm eyesight. Is there danger of eyestrain with having your eyes focus on something so close?

I'm more curious about how this works with a PC, and how many monitors can this replace? It would be sick if something like this offered the same functionality of a 49" monitor, where you can have 4-5 full screens across from each other, but without taking up the space on your desk

Now THIS is what I call portable gaming 😂😂😂

If I didn't already have the Nreal air these would be on the top of my list. Nice. Weird how your eyes saw the double image when you put them on though, that sounds like the IPD is quite wrong for your eyes.

Cool product, until you see that they cost as much as the pc/console :/

It's a cool product for people who can afford another display or travel a lot. But given the choice of this vs a 240hz 140" 4K projector and screen for basically the same price... I'd take the projector every time.

I'm confused, why show their older AR glasses if they're not on their website, only the newer version?

This is very interesting, definitely won’t be picking it up soon (cuz I need to save any penny I can for the Zelda switch) but I always find my arms getting tired of holding my switch in bed cuz I’ve got very W I D E shoulders and my forearms aren’t super long so laying down & playing gets uncomfortable after a bit. But I may consider this type of gaming in the future cuz I can easily imagine myself laying comfortably in bed with these on and my arms down having a fun time playing games 👌 very good video!

Main thing I want to know, can you adjust it so it fits your or near as to the prescription for your eye sight? I’m someone who wears their glasses everyday mainly because I have long distance is the main issue I have but even at close range even though I can make out the shape of things and technically walk around without them everything too me seems blurry and I can’t see the exact details of the thing that’s in front of me and written words just become a blurry lines too me so I wear my glasses everyday, so I do want too know if either I can adjust them to fit my eye sight or if I can wear them comfortably while having my actual glasses on?

That's awesome!

I want someone to compare these to the viture one xr glasses

I wonder if your eyes adjusting and getting used to looking at those screens may actually create some sight problems once you take off the glasses.

These are waaaay too expensive for the gimmick they are. It's currently marked down to $430 to preorder, but they intended these to be $600? They aren't 3D vr glasses, no controllers or anything. Just screens and speakers. These are 3x more expensive than I expected....

Can you confirm if I can use these glasses with the Switch, hub and a battery bank; or do I need to be tethered to an AC adapter?

Why is this video showing the Rokid Air insted og Rokid Max?

I'm most curious 7, 12 or 24 yrs in, what are your visually physical effects?

Pre-ordered the Max because of the 120hz. Only reason. Gaming and editing videos anywhere should be a breeze.

The Switch has an advantage for this setup: being able to detach the joycon from the device. Too bad is not plug & play. Nintendo should have an official set of AR glasses for the next switch. Maybe return to the clamshell design. It would be great to fold the switch and connect the hmd to it.

I would just like to comment on something because a lot of people get this confused. Hz and frames have no correlation. You don’t need a 120hz monitor to match 120 frames. You will be able to tell a difference in performance with a higher refresh rate monitor even if your frames are lower than your refresh rate.

Great video thanks bro

Would these work on mobile devices? I think it would be cool to use the glasses with my phone to watch other forms of media. Such as RU-vid and Netflix.

Your videos are great man! Good stuff

Not one other review has pointed out that you can’t use the switch in handheld mode. That’s… sort of a big deal!

I’m in a dilemma contemplating between Rokid Max Ar Glass and the Em3 Ether Glass

Does anyone know if 60hz affects spacial nausea or just simple flicker rate affect nausea? Is there flicer at 60hz? Does the 120Hz help on non applications that cant get to 120hz but higher than 60hz.

if used with an android phone both AR mode and screen mirroring will the display be 120hz for the max ? Especially if the android phone has a native 120hz display. Thanks

Sponsors don't really make sense to me. If it's a sponsored segment. You know nit to use the product. But if it's a video sponsored for a project you know the product is either not selling well. Or the product is not worth your money

Looks like I am being skeptical about this one 215"inch screen display 6meters away sounds like a big screen compared to the last one I am worried about pre ordering it and Rokid forgetting about it they look stylish and futuristic almost like it's ripped out of a sci-fi like Minority Report if I get ripped off I will be pissed. The last screen based on my experience was very small I hope like hell Rokid has made improvements they even scaled the FOV pretty damn good and are promising a lot of things I am going to pre order but I swear if it's not the experience I am looking for I will get mad.

Hey, that's a pretty cool desktop wallpaper you have there 😏

Too bad it has a low 1080p resolution .

They look cool but they should offer 3D support for games and movies. Imagine watching movies in 3D on your PS3 or playing 3D games under PS3. Nintendo should be taking notes too. Either for a partnership or creating their own headset for Nintendo to be used with Switch 2. Imagine you're getting ready to come out with the Switch 2 and you don't have to create games from scratch because you can just up Res your 3DS games library and re-sell them to a new audience.

Nreal air and Rokid max. Which one is better?

glad to see more AR glasses coming out

I have a question: I've seen AR glasses like this reviewed/previewed a lot, and one of the things that's never talked about is any sort of motion tracking. Let me explain: My assumption here is that the Rokid glasses simply put a screen in front of your eyes. So it's effectively like sitting in front of a 215" screen.... if your head were strapped in place and you couldn't tilt or turn it independent of your eye movement? So, unlike a VR setup, it's not simulating a screen in a space. If you were in a movie theater, you could turn your head to see the extreme edges of the screen, and that would be something a VR headset could simulate. But with these, it's literally just pasting two 1080p screens in front of your eyeballs, and turning your head is meaningless, because the screen just moves with your eyes? Is that right? I ask this because these types of glasses have always been intriguing for me, but having a theater room with a 150" screen shows me that I can't just use my eyeballs to see all the screen real estate. I need to move my head. If I can't move my head, I'm a little worried my eyes will get fatigued trying to see the edges of something like this. What's your take?

They made fun of the virtual boy but now it’s back for revenge

Can you take your Switch and these glasses (with the hub) on the go with you if you use a battery bank instead of an AC Switch charger?

NReal Air is a wayyyyyy better option, and cheaper two

What's the adapter called the UGreen I can't find it online which is the one that you used in the video.

Look like a swimming glasses 😅

Nice but the price is a big NO

How is reading on it?

This is really cool but $425 is a lot of money

Neat, not far off from really good VR now.

Wish I didn't have glass:( lol

I got ar glasses but nreal and there better than Rokid

when if this is the future development of the Next-Gen PSP(PlayStation Portable) loosing than PlayStation Vita X and PlayStation Duo will be To Be Announced

Sounds like a migraine inducer. This cannot be good for your eyes or your brain. What safety studies are done? My son is horribly nearsighted from looking constantly looking at near images on screens growing up.

Why didn't you showcase the 120hz?

Needs HDR+Oled or no go.. sadly