XREAL has released an Ultra version of the already introduced Air 2 glasses
By ForGeeks XREAL has introduced a new version of its Air 2 glasses, the Ultra version. They differ from the previous model with 120-Hertz displays and 500 nits of peak brightness.
The Ultra version of the glasses has 6DOF sensors (six degrees of freedom sensors), which help determine the user’s position in space for more accurate 3D video playback. These glasses have a field of view of 52 degrees at 42 pixels per degree, while Apple Vision Pro has a ppd value of 34. The glasses’ built-in screens have a peak brightness of 500 nits. If you play regular video clips, the image on the glasses will match a 154-inch TV four meters away.
The Air 2 Ultra glasses come in a stylish titanium frame and weigh only 80 grams. The temples of the glasses are adjustable for comfortable use. TÜV Rheinland certification also guarantees eye comfort. The glasses are compatible with Mac and Windows computers, as well as Samsung Android smartphones and the iPhone 15 series. They also support Apple Spatial Video and can play back 3D video captured on an iPhone (available in iOS 17.2).
The glasses also support Apple Spatial Video and can play back 3D video captured on an iPhone (this feature is available in iOS 17.2).
The XREAL Air 2 Ultra glasses are currently available for developers only, priced at $699 (61,600 rubles).
The XREAL Air 2 Ultra glasses are currently available for $699 ($61,600 rubles).
