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I wear prescription glasses. Does Xreal Air help folks like me or forces me to use Contacts? update: nvmd. I found this - https://vroptician.com/prescription-l
by the_arun 2y ago
I wear prescription glasses. Does Xreal Air help folks like me or forces me to use Contacts?
update: nvmd. I found this - https://vroptician.com/prescription-lens-inserts/nreal-air https://vroptician.com/prescription-lens-inserts/nreal-air
- arbot360 2y agoI use the Viture which supports negative prescriptions by an adjustment dial on the optics.
- cuvinny 2y agoInteresting, always wanted to try AR for office work because I travel a lot but the glasses part has always been a killer. Do they work with Linux at all?
- okasaki 2y agoI think they're just a usb-c monitor, so no reason it wouldn't.
- DidYaWipe 2y agoAKA DisplayPort
- pomatic 2y agoActually historically they are pretty finicky about resolution and refresh rate - it's only with the last firmware update or two that they work with RPi reliably for example - I couldn't come up with a working X config for a long time.
- degrews 2y agoJust note that you will also need the Xreal Beam if you want the virtual screen to stay fixed in space while you move your head (it's too uncomfortable to use without it IMO).
- frakkingcylons 2y agoI got the prescription inserts for the xreal air 2 pro. They were a little more expensive than I would’ve liked ($150 plus $40 because I need -8 SPH) but I have somewhat severe myopia.
- degrews 2y agoI got mine for $60 shipping incl from HONS VR. And they work well.