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I am so confused why you’d trade the OLED screen for the XReal glasses which seem like an extra complication for no upside.
by TheCleric 2y ago
I am so confused why you’d trade the OLED screen for the XReal glasses which seem like an extra complication for no upside.
- dylan604 2y ago"This project was not approved or endorsed in any way by Valve and is generally a very bad idea. " why are you confused when from the first words on the page, it is acknowledged this is nothing more than "hold my beer" project. the confusion is how you would pose a question as if this were a serious project
- andrewaylett 2y ago> generally a very bad idea I have to disagree with the author on that one. I'm not going to do it myself, but it's a great idea :).
- boomskats 2y agoYou should try gaming on the XReal glasses - or any of the recent XR glasses for that matter (the Viture XR Pro being my favourite). In terms of both ergonomics and experience, it's next level.
- malnourish 2y agoWhat makes the Viture XR Pros better (to you) than XReal glasses? I'm open to trying a pair for my steam deck.
- skavi 2y agofrom the faq at the end: > Why remove the screen? It wouldn’t have made the build larger! > Keeping the screen would have significantly complicated the build, as you’d need something to keep in in place. More importantly – the brick was built to be tossed in a bag as-is. No case, no screen protector, just throw it in a backpack or suitcase and don’t worry about it!
- Philpax 2y agoYou have to bend to face the Deck's screen or hold it at eye height, neither of which are ergonomically ideal. AR glasses allow you to use it in any posture you like, including sitting fully upright or lying down.
- maxglute 2y agoHandheld fatigue.
- OrangeMusic 2y agoThe virtual screen can be huge. Do you prefer playing on a 7" screen, or a 100" one?