A UL Demko listing ties Samsung’s unannounced frames to 5W charging and a run of model numbers.
Chinese storefronts more than doubled smart glasses sales in eight months, and local brands are doing it on price.
HTC’s $499 VIVE Eagle arrives in the US with a camera that quits when the recording light is covered and a stop command anyone nearby can use.
Cas and Chary spend twelve minutes inside Phantom Blade Zero on VITURE's Phantom Beast edition, the 599-dollar XR glasses built with the game's studio. The playtest tracks combat readability, comfort and how the pocket-screen setup holds up during a fast action sequence.
Source: Cas and Chary XR
Skarredghost delivers a full video review of RayNeo's iO, the camera-free display glasses that landed this month at 479 dollars. The review weighs build quality, the optics and how the featherweight frame wears across a long session.
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Unseen Reality’s URXR One closed its Kickstarter at $1.29M against a $50,000 goal.
A skeptical Android Police reviewer spent an hour in XREAL’s Aura glasses and came away impressed.
Cas and Chary put the RayNeo $479 iO frames through their paces, and the headline is a camera-free pair that stays light on the face. The review digs into what a premium pair gives up when the camera comes off.
Source: Cas and Chary XR
Valve runs Half-Life Alyx on Steam Frame two ways, and this side-by-side shows what changes between standalone play and streaming from a PC. It is the clearest look yet at whether the headset needs a desktop behind it.
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Meta walks through the accessories sold alongside Ray-Ban Meta glasses and picks out the ones that earn their price. It is a short buying guide for anyone kitting out a pair.
Source: Ray-Ban | Meta