Got to applaud NReal for actually sending them out to the channel. Not many manufacturers are willing to put their device through the mill like this. Especially smaller more niche products like this. Good to see they back their product enough to do so.
@@XREAL_Global I am so mind-blown to witness great minds like yourselves be willing to let our world of scumbags and ripoff agents see and study your genius designs like this. How are you guys not paranoid that copycats won't steal your glory, if you dont mind me pondering this 😅 And thank you Zack for another eye opening adventure 🤟😎 Wait, I don't mean Zack is the scumbag 😅 definitely not; never in a million years. U know what I mean.
@@XREAL_Global haha I bet you are :-D a positive review/commercial to 7,000,000+ Subscribers is an EPIC way to boost sales ;-D..... Not to forget it also helps support him in doing his epic philamprothy. :-D
My only real problem with this form factor is that I have prescription lenses and can't wear contacts. It'd be interesting to see if they can do something about that in a future model.
They give you a lense attachment that you can send to get your prescriptions onto , clips into where the nose piece goes , can't speak for the price however , 😔
Aside from the gaming and entertainment factors, those types of AR glasses could be a major asset in terms of productivity with a massively reduced footprint. Can’t wait to see development on these in the next few years!
As an industrial electrician, I've always thought something like this would be great to have implemented into safety glasses! Being able to bring up technical specs, fault codes, wiring diagrams, etc, without needing to constantly put down the tools to reference back to the document would be amazing!
Wanna try these out? had a few winners not respond. Send me an email JerryRigEverything at gmail and Ill send glasses your way. Respond to this comment once you have emailed.
As a mother of a gamer I know the importance of this new innovation. My son is 45 & has been battling an acquired brain injury over 9 years now & know that these glasses will be very helpful for him. Nice job again on explaining how these things break down, thanks!
The nreal air glasses quite literally give us a glimpse of what the future has in store when it comes to portable AR technology. What a time to be alive!
These look awsome. i was always a bit sceptical about vr. But now i can see myself sitting anywhere writing software on virtual screens. Thats awesome!
I've always admired the way you thoroughly test and dissect the latest tech. Your dedication to helping us understand the ins and outs of these gadgets is truly commendable.
Amazing how the technology keeps evolving and making the line thinner between reality and virtuality. I’m so amazed by these glasses, even more for how Zack makes these tear downs look like child’s play.
I mostly enjoy all of your teardowns and durability tests and your keen observation of brands and your prospectives on them, your presentation style is so unmatched and original, it's hard to not get entrigued. Tear up more hard shells, connect more hearts and heal who are abandoned.
These are crazy, im glad smart glasses are getting more advanced. I've always wanted a pair of glasses since the Google lens was first announced, but after seeing it flop, I never knew they'd make such a comeback. Super cool to see these in action!
Although I am not much of a gamer, I am interested in using them for watching videos and movies while lying down. Also the fact you don't have to hold it, and have a screen while doing other tasks is a game changer!
thats proper small form factor, looking forward to the future to see where such tech can properly improve our way of life, these has great potential for study \ research use, as always just like a little lego thanx jerry
These actually look pretty cool, not gonna lie :) I love it when companies keep it simple and practical, and are open to reviewers like you tearing it apart to educate people!
Wow, these smart glasses are absolutely mind-blowing! I'm ecstatic to see how far technology has come and how advanced they've become. I've been dreaming of owning a pair of glasses like these ever since the Google lens was first introduced. Even though it didn't quite take off, I never lost hope that they'd make a comeback, and boy am I glad they did! It's so thrilling to witness these glasses in action and experience the amazing possibilities they offer!
When we going to see more hummer videos? Love that machine. These glasses would go great with that. Make a connection to see your vehicle info while driving 😀
Hopefully more and more companies go into smart glasses area as it has a huge potential, starting from virtual screens to augmented reality and who knows where else. Definitely want to see what future holds for this.
This is very exciting for the traveling professional for sure. Your channel has been a great blend of the future of humanity and the immense amount of potential capacity for compassion we all have. Ted Lasso for Tech and futurism!
It's always super interesting when a piece of tech that used to be fantasy becomes a reality. It's also really impressive when it's done well, like the Nreal Airs. I hope we see more products like this, and I hope you continue to review them.
It's great to see how VR and AR products are evolving. Thanks for the teardown, I found it particularly interesting to see how they are able to redirect the tiny OLED displays and move their focal point out to a comfortable viewing distance.
I've always found concepts like this really interesting. I've always been a supporter of VR, and now AR can introduce amazing heads-up displays into the real world. The amount of possibilities that this technology can introduce is endless, and I'm excited to see where things go from here. Thank you, as always, for covering the big new tech in the world!
There is also a monocle from Brillian Monocle. It’s completely open source but isn’t really for real world use yet. Which i find much more fascinating because of it’s small size.
I remember seeing the Google Glasses and thinking those were the coolest things ever but then realizing how primitive they really are. Now, I can see that they opened the door to glasses like these which are getting progressively better and better. Great teardown!
I can see these being brilliant for flights where you'd have to put up with the tiny screens at the back of a headrest otherwise. Legitimately the first 3d glasses I'd be excited to try
Man, great work you've been doing lately. I was super excited to see how the library turned out and was happily surprised to see you also dug a water hole. Love how you balance your love of technology and helping people in need
I personally don't have a phone or something to connect to with, but when I do, I see these as really useful, and a tool in productivity. Again, thanks for being one of the best teardown channels out their, appreciate the work!
The nreal glasses are so neat, I love that rather than trying to make a full device they instead focused on using it as an external, fully immersive display. Hope to see more devices coming out like this, because at this price point it is actually pretty practical.
Excited to see what the next generations of these kind of glasses turn into! These glasses looks really interesting. Can't wait to see how they evolve.
I would love to see an office full of people sitting in their chairs all looking blankly into empty space lol. I can see many great applications for this in a hospital, having all the info at hand while maintaining patient privacy
Very happy to see a full teardown of these glasses. I've been looking at them for months and it's impressive to see. A lot of the reviews I've read mention that they work great with Samsung Dex, if people don't like the default Nebula app.
I've wondered when the Smart Glasses were going to come back. After google glass disappeared from the scene I've always felt like a great idea had fallen through the cracks. I'm glad to see the idea return at a much more affordable price :). I'd love to give a set of these a try for AutoCAD work and Fusion360 3D modeling.
Wow, watching this video made me feel like a kid in a candy store! The nreal augmented reality glasses are the sweetest treat I've seen in a while. I can't wait to get my hands (and eyes) on them and see what kind of magical worlds they can transport me to. Thanks for showing us this amazing technology, and keep up the great work!
Being a video editor I'm really interested in how these would work will editing big timelines. Multiple screens do there job well, but having them stacked and bigger thru these glasses could be a gamechanger! Would like to see you doing a review on that, or else I would be honored to tell you my experience 😁
Thank you for taking us all in the immersive world of tearing down the hidden technology and the lens arrangement. The major component including the OLED along with the lens assembly and other components help us understand the minuscule arrangement of this amazing futuristic device. This is not a disassembly its a processed demonstration ! Thanks Jerry !
I've been keeping an eye on these for a few years now. It's cool to see them finally be out on the market and getting reviewed and torn down. Technology these days is pretty awesome and I can't wait to see future versions of this kind of product.
Great video! It's fascinating to see the inner workings of these futuristic smart glasses. The Nreal AR glasses seem to offer a really cool and immersive experience, and it's impressive that they are so lightweight and comfortable to wear. I also appreciate the thorough teardown and explanation of how the glasses work. Thanks for sharing this with us!
I remember being so hyped when Google Glass came out, and I have been waiting for something else like it to come out for a while. This is def a different take on AR glasses, but I like that nreal is sticking to more basic stuff and putting out a solid, well crafted product instead of making an amazing yet deeply flawed product (like Google Glass was).
I can see so many uses for these, from portable single person big screen TV's to small space multi monitor replacements to warehouse location identifiers and it goes on and on.
As an Electrical and Electronic Engineering final year student I've been looking up to this man for years, honestly one biggest reasons I'm pursuing my passion
I've been having these glasses from December and the only thing I can say is "the future is now old man". I had really low expectations and the glasses absolutely surprised me. There are many pros and some cons I've observed. Pros - really lightweight and looks like normal glasses, super portable in the normal looking glass cover - the screen size is really big. It's like personal cinema for real. - the speakers do pretty decent job and for normal usage I don't bother to put in headphones. Said that you can't do that in public as people can hear laid and clear what's coming from your speakers Some cons - the 1080p is really pushing the screen size and if you want to use it for work like Mac extension screen or as dexx screen you will notice pixels. 4k or at least 1440 would make the difference. - I like to enjoy the cinema experience in dark room that's where these glasses absolutely shine. Said that when there are some bright areas to display you can observe some ghosting - hard to describe as it's not picture quality ghosting but because of the refraction. - with the refraction or mirror effect of those lenses if you are not in dark or wearing bright t shirt especially with some text or pictures on it it will reflect to your glasses like a mirror as you'll see reflection of your chest.. This one is really annoying at least for me. Can be solved watching in dark or wearing black cloths. Overall this is amazing toy and can replace tv easily. Either watching in bed or on the go in the car when waiting for kids to finish their activities. Or for work when I had a meeting where someone was presenting and I was walking outside in see through mode and projecting the content on the footpath and having absolutely perfect ability to interact and be part of the meeting despite being on the go was mind-blowing for everyone.;)
@@JerryRigEverythingthere is an nreal (now xreal) beam that is essentially an android hub that adds more functionality to these ar glasses, would be great to see what is inside of that 👀
Never been big on the whole VR craze, but these are something I would actually be interested in checking out. If only they had booths at Best Buy or Walmart or something to try before you buy.
@@XREAL_Global kudos for not just epoxying the whole device into a single solid blob either, as long as the parts are sourceable those look quite repairable
@@XREAL_Global Great work Nreal, What’s even more impressive is how lightweight the whole device was and not incorporating a battery inside is a already a win
This was the first video I saw on your channel, and I can't stop watching it. Seeing the teardown and knowing how the tech works is so satisfying. Even though you are a massive channel and you don't need to hear this; you earned a sub!
It’s cool to see how far VR/AR headsets have come given they’re still a newer technology. This is an awesome video, and thanks for being a positive force in this community!
Great review of the Nreal Air Glasses! I was really impressed by how comfortable and lightweight they look, as well as their advanced tracking capabilities. As someone who's always on the lookout for innovative new tech, I would love to get my hands on a pair of these glasses. In addition, I wanted to commend you for your involvement in helping the community in Ghana. It's heartwarming to see how you use your platform and resources to make a positive impact on the world. Keep up the great work! Thanks for the chance to enter the giveaway.
Sir, this tech is really "The Future" of viewing displays for many uses, definitely mind blowing if they can make it super clear, crisp and vibrant as the actual large LED TVs or Monitors, from entertainment to productivity uses this is super great! Thank you for this innovation! I hope this will be affordable soon for the masses...
AR 😋, but yeah they will actually change the game as the convential method was to have a all in one unit - battery and re-charging components including the SOC. Which not only makes them bulky but there is always the risk that people will use them whilst re-charging therefore overheating the battery. Given... what happens when overheated battery goes.... and wearing on your head when it does won't be a pleasent experience to the say the least. So, by having a processing done externally comfort is also increased as no heat dissipation is needed for the SOC. That heat will go both in the area and the users head... lol.. then is also the aspect of electro-sensitivity. So, yeah by having the AR glasses merely act like displays solves a vast array of problems. Sure, it doesn't solve the biological problem of eye strain but that's on the user not NReal just as monitor OEMs are not liable to eye strain issues caused by prolonged use by users.
Your videos are not just informative, but also entertaining and engaging. You have a unique talent for breaking down complex tech concepts into easily understandable terms for your audience. Keep up the great work, and I always look forward to your next video!
