18:31 a volume control?..in the manual didn't it talk about adjusting the screen size with that button?...anyway I have this set and its great quality but like watching a movie at the cinema with binoculars, you get lens reflection and I'm constantly adjusting the PPD to get rid of the dark corners of the picture, its like you can see the lens rings. Making the screen smaller does help, I tend to run at 80%. It connects to my S23Ultra as a Dex device, you can pinch the screen on your phone to reduce the screensize that you see. I wear Bose QC headphones as the built in speakers suck. Its great watching films in bed. I watched Gravity in 3D and it was very good. It is very comfy to wear, not sure what the button is between the two lenses inside the mask? Not power I am -4 in one eye so the dioptre adjustment is great I do like it but am curious what the Apple Vision will be like, hoping to try one in an Apple store in the UK when they drop, but £3.5K?
The Goovis g3 max I agree is a bit overpriced especially when Viture Pro and Xreal Air 2 are selling for half the price. the major benefit of G3 max is higher res and more immersion and ability to use wired headphones with it
@@aznsensation44 Oh the little button between the lens just releases the top half of the unit!..OK so have only just found out!...yes hold down the volume button on the headset and you see two sizes, too large or just right. This is better now with the reduced size screen.
I have G3 Max , Even i use the 'Zoom out' function to make the screen smaller and optics better ! [Holding down {up-volume button) for a couple of seconds reduces screen size and makes it for a better view for 2D , it excels in 3D when the huge FOV is enjoyable ! It is like IMAX size 'Goovis Pro' without top-down 3D support ! One can try Goovis Lite/Art [FOV 40 to 42 ] for extended viewing with superb comfort , though i have not tried Goovis Lite/Art personally
