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ASUS AirVision M1 glasses are $700 for something you can get better elsewhere
Review The ASUS AirVision M1 AR glasses are functional and complete, but are wildly overpriced and fall far behind the competition. I don't know why they're $700.
VITURE Pro XR Glasses review: Serious about getting AR right
Review Thoughtful design and a growing ecosystem have proven VITURE is serious about giving you more than just a private display with its VITURE Pro XR Glasses.
The top 7 coolest tech products I saw at my very first CES
CES 2025 I attended CES for the first time this year, and wanted to highlight the 7 coolest tech products I saw or went hands-on with during my time in Las Vegas.
How to sideload apps onto the XREAL Beam
Sideload The original XREAL Beam has far more limited app support than its successor, but that doesn't mean you have to stick with it. Here's how to try more apps on it.
How to update XREAL glasses on PC, Android, and using the Beam
Guide XREAL's glasses will occasionally need to install updates, but it's not immediately obvious how you would do such a thing. So we'll walk you through it step-by-step.
The makers of my favorite new PC and gaming accessory are teasing something big
👀 XREAL has teased its X1 chip, but not a lot more than that, other than the fact it's coming in a big new product before the end of the year.
No, that's not a phone — XREAL's new AR glasses accessory with a touchscreen can take 3D videos and it was created to save your phone's battery life
New accessory Today, XREAL announced a brand new phone-like accessory for its AR glasses that will save your phone battery while allowing you to make 3D videos.
XREAL Air 2 Ultra hands-on: Convincing me and turning my partner into a Minecraft addict
AR Wonder At GDC 2024 I got the opportunity to preview XREAL's latest Air 2 Ultra AR glasses, but I also got to use the Air 2 Pro at home — and both me and my partner were blown away.
