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I've been eye balling a pair of those for a while now. Any other quirks you're willing to share? Such as: how's the input latency (from key press to seeing it)
by asabla 2y ago
I've been eye balling a pair of those for a while now.
Any other quirks you're willing to share? Such as: how's the input latency (from key press to seeing it)? early signs of tear? do I need to invest in spare parts?
- SkyPuncher 2y agoI have a pair of Xreal Airs. Performance is similar to a gaming monitor. At least for the raw video signal. Under the hood they use Sony micro-led screens, which are very, very good
- evanjrowley 2y agoNo latency. No tearing that I've noticed. They can be configured to run at 60 Hz or 120 Hz. I couldn't find any spare parts and honestly, I think that's because the brand is trying to liquidate the RayNeo Air 2 models in favor of RayNeo Air 2s and newer. It's admittedly the lower in quality than other offerings, but passable, and not bad for just $200. It's only possible for me to work with these when font size is increased and the scaling is turned up. Trading information density for back/neck relief is worth it in my opinion.
- asabla 2y agoSeems like an alright experience then. Thank you for sharing