XREAL Beam Pro delivers the full Google Play Store experience 

On my 3D nubia tablet the photos is working very good

Not that I know of. It uses the standard display out functionality built into USB C and I don't know if that offers splitting capabilities

@@phandroid viture does that with the mobile dock.. you can get a belkin thunderbolt 4 5in1 core hub and connect two glasses we call this daisy chaining.. should work the same way as connecting multiple tvs to it. I've done this with xreal air pro 2 and viture xr pro together and it works splendidly. The only caveat is you'll only get 60hz on each of the glasses compared to 120hz with only one glasses connected.

There is accessory for vitous let split glasses but dont know if works on this

You could plug the AR glasses into a Samsung device with Dex and get that full setup or plug them into a Mc or Windows PC. They function just like an external monitor. Just keep in mind that you don't get the tracking capabilities, so the screen will just move with your head movemenets.

@@phandroid Let me clarify. Can the Beam Pro run Dex? If not, then how does one do office stuff preferably in a Windows PC environment? When the glasses are plugged into the Beam Pro, I read that there is no display out function to connect to your device (PC, Andrioid) from the Beam Pro, so you have to mirror it somehow. You couldn't direct connect with wires as with the regular beam.

I'd imagine it would, but I don't know if Nebula OS would have the same or limited fuctionality. I don't have the Viture glasses, so I can't test it out.

​@@phandroidThanks for your reply! Good point about Nebula OS - it may lack drivers to work with Viture's sensors. I wonder if installing Viture SpaceWalker on the Beam Pro would give it the drivers it needs.

It'll work with other brand's AR glasses, but only for mirroring. The body anchor should work as well, like smooth follow would, at least I would think so anyways, but they did say that beyond mirroring, you'd need Xreal's branded glasses for Nebula OS & it's features.

I did test out the viture xr pro with the original beam.. problem is you dont get 3Dof.. you simply get flat screen tv.. thats it. I can imagine the same on the beam pro.

A mouse works just like using the phone as a pointer. No issues at all.

XREAL Beam Pro actually allows for Bluetooth connection with accessories like game controllers, and headphones along with Bluetooth mice for an enhanced experience! 😎

Like any Android device, the phone will heat up a lot if you play games for longer than 20 minutes. ASs for battery life, I managed to get through two movies on the place and still had a 20% charge.

​@@phandroidHow long were those movies?

Yes, the play store is loaded on, just like any Andorid phone. The beam Pro does support thumb drives, but you can't use that and the AR glasses at the same time. It has a microSD card slot, so no thumb drive needed.

Hello. Thank you for your question. XREAL Beam Pro comes with the Google Play Store out of the box and has a microSD card slot that can support up to 1T of storage.

It should work just fine with the Nreal glasses as this is just the standard "display out" feature built into Android. I do not know if the active track feature would work. Netflix should work just fine.

@@phandroid thanks

Pretty impressive. Just wish more people could enjoy them.

absolutely love XREAL's innovative spirit and products

I got the Xreal air 2 pro last year on a friend's recommendation, and it's amazing with my Steam Deck! Honestly, it's even better than the official OLED screen because it offers a huge, clear display. However, I've noticed that Xreal's influence is being overtaken by other brands, which is a real shame. I've tried other AR glasses brands like rokid and viture , and they can't even get proper binocular focus. In terms of technical capabilities, XREAL is far ahead of the others. But now, why is this happening? You guys should really reflect on this~~~~

Have not tried that, but if you can do it on a Samsung phone and the app you use is avaialble through the play store, you can do in on the Beam Pro as well. You also get the added benefit of Smooth Follow, which make it a much more exjoyable AR experience.

@@phandroid Parsec works on the phone in normal mode, but in dex mode it doesn't capture bluetooth mouse or keyboard. I would like to know if beam pro has some hiccup like that. can you try it, pls?

No, they don't offer that as an option. Unfortunately.

@@phandroid ah sad maybe I can squeeze my face with glasses under them Or just deal with no glasses Thank you for the response sir your videos are great !

@@GarrettXPrime The nose bridge has an attachment for custom prescription lenses, got mine done through Lensology

@@jimbadj thank you for this info!!

Hello. Thank you for your question. Our AR glasses come with an additional prescription lens insert that can be adjusted by an optometrist or one of our online partners, such as Lensology or Frame of Choice.

For some games, yes, but it really depends on the control system for the game itself.

Hello. Thank you for your question. This largely depends on the application or game being played. You may also connect gaming controllers via Buetooth in order to play games.

you can connec the AR glasses directly to a PC over USB C. I connected it to a Nintendo Switch and my Lenovo laptop is it work just like an external monitor would.

@@phandroid can I use the xreal beam pro to connect to PC?

@@undisturbed809no you cannot. Beam pro doesn’t have dp in, you need beam not beam pro.

Hello. Thank you for your question. You may download remote play and cloud gaming applications to play PC games using XREAL Beam Pro. You may also directly connect the XREAL AR Glasses to a compatible PC or to a console using the XREAL Adapter to play games.

You should make a device that is either hdmi or display port that is usb c that works for nebula for windows for graphics cards​@XREAl_Tech_Support

If I recall, the steam deck offers video output over USB C. Just plug it in and it's good to go.

@@phandroidis this the same for switch?

Yes, it's compatible with all of Xreal's glasses

What do you mean by side view mode?

@@phandroid with the first beam you could place the display image as a smaller window in either the top left/right or bottom left/right of your field of view. So far the two reviews i have watched mention only body anchor and smooth follow for the beam pro ru-vid.comJOmWBrIPygQ?feature=share

@@mindovermatter1453I think you can move the windows around and resize them so you could just make it small and put on smooth follow

Hello. Thank you for your comment. XREAL Beam Pro has two spatial modes, Body Anchor and Smooth Follow. You will be able to adjust the size and the distance of the virtual screen, similar to the effect that Side View gave.

That's probably better for productivity, but I have to say that the smooth follow wit hthe Beam Pro is incredibly.

Not sure why you would want video passthrough when you can just plug the glasses directly into other devices? Can you explain what that feature is used for?

@@phandroid You don't get any of the extended features on a PC like pinned or slow follow display (which sometimes helps w/ motion sickness). No multi-screen support either. And for things like a Switch, well, used it as an external power supply in that scenario. So yes, there is a use-case for either Beam it seems. Honestly, the old Beam has not been as useful since I just plug directly into the PC as you said and the only thing I liked was the slow-follow. But if I used it w/ my phone (which I don't and DEX seems to not really be a great option yet if I did) I really don't need the Beam Pro either except the 3D picture thing which seems neat. Each their own I guess, but at $150 (existing Beam user discount) I might be tempted just to have it as a "in-bed" type device where I don't have to use my laptop and stream ESPN or RU-vid TV.

Yes, it can watch 3D movies, but the experience isn't quite as good as what you can get on VR headsets.

You can connect to anything you want directly, provided it supports usb-c or you have a dongle. It even supports Dex on Samsung.

@@psbarry my point is they are changing an extra £40 for a dongle after spending £640 on the glasses and beam for that reason I am out

@@johnnyw230 you must be missing something… I don’t understand how having a usb c port that can connect to any device that has hdmi / video out over usb c a scam…? (Phones, tablets, Nintendo switch, steam deck, MacBooks, PCs all work out the box without the need for any adapter / hub / beam) Unnecessary but useful you might want a device to simultaneously charge and watch on a single port device. And the only use case where you NEED an adapter is a to convert devices that only work using a full size hdmi out (PS5 / Xbox) which requires HDMI > USB C… that’s it

@@fronojo I may well be missing something can these glasses plug direct into an iPhone X and my switch without the adapters or hub or switch dock? From my research this is not possible. My point is the adapters and hub should be included as standard not an extra £100 just to connect to items I already own, money grabbing spin for the price I should be able to connect to everything out of the box

If you can also objectively promote their products, I'm sure they'll be willing to pay you too

It is connecting to the glasses with a wire and the thing you have to judge it on is its AR capabilities. The wireless connectivity is plenty enough for my use case as I will only send controller data for example.

The price is what keeps it from having Wifi 7 and newer versions of wifi. If you want those options, the Beam Pro would likely cost an extra $150.

You realize that would make it more expensive right. That's Wi-Fi 6 and 5.2 is still good

The vide uses RU-vid's "paid promotion" tag. It should be labels as such.

This one doesn't take a sim card, but Xreal says they will have a 5G variant available as well.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. There are two versions of XREAL Beam Pro: a WiFi only version, and a 5G version.

@@phandroid wonder if esim may work