Augmented reality company Nreal is launching a cheaper, more compact version of its smart glasses

guest · Sep 30, 2021

Nreal Air sunglasses let you watch TV in AR
The 90 Hz AR glasses weigh just 2.72 ounces, but they won't let you interact with surroundings.
September 30, 2021
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/09/nreal-air-ar-specs-bring-tv-to-your-sunglasses/

Ever wish you could watch YouTube videos through your sunglasses? That’s pretty much what augmented reality (AR) glasses company Nreal is going for with the Nreal Air announced today. With a light, 2.72 ounce (77 g) weight and micro-OLED display, the Nreal Air is just what you need to finally watch Parks and Recreation in an actual park.

Since Nreal released the Nreal Light in 2019, AR tech has evolved so hardware offerings can be smaller. The Nreal Air is 27 percent lighter than the Nreal Light (3.74 ounces/106 g), although it also comes with less functionality.
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Nreal is also touting the Air as the first AR glasses to work with Apple iOS, so you can connect it to your iPhone or iPad. The Nreal Light only works with 5G-compatible smartphones that use a Qualcomm chip. Nreal said the Nreal Air will work with “most” Android devices, though.
Nreal Air price and release date
Nreal’s new AR glasses will hit China, Japan, and South Korea in December. An Nreal spokesperson told Ars Technica that “the US (and likely the EU) will follow.” The company is waiting to finalize partnerships with carriers in the US.
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