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No better than the rest of the VR headsets that came before it and almost no-one wants them. These headsets will end up collecting dust with the Apple Vision Pr

by rvz 29d ago

No better than the rest of the VR headsets that came before it and almost no-one wants them. These headsets will end up collecting dust with the Apple Vision Pro and the Meta Quest Pro. We gave VR headsets enough time and this is just going to be a repeat failure of the previous ones. Glasses such as the XReal on the other hand have a far better future than these VR headsets.

bigyabai 29d ago
The XReal is practically guaranteed to have sold less units than any generation of the Quest hardware.
- rvz 29d ago
  Which means? We should buy the Meta Quest / Quest Pro headset? I don't think so. Maybe that's the reason why the Meta Quest Pro is in "so much demand" that Meta is no longer selling them anymore. Apple is not even bothering to restock Vision Pro either. So much demand /s I am saying VR had a great run. We are not in the Covid era anymore which the Quest greatly benefited from this. VR has a very limited future and it shows.
  - bigyabai 29d ago
    > I am saying VR had a great run. I am saying that too. AR had a comparatively terrible run - it's possible that Apple's Vision Pro moved even less units than XReal. VR is niche, but a real market. It coexists with the AR world and still outsells it consistently, despite being a terribly unpopular market segment. It means that your claim of AR glasses eventual popularity is even more spurious than a guy with a Rift DK1 saying that VR is destined for mainstream success. They're both wishcasting.
borisgolovnev 29d ago
The current XReal models are very underwhelming. Very narrow FOV more or less equivalent to using a 27" monitor, lots of fuss with the cable, switching sound to headphones because the built in speakers are garbage. Issues with HDR support.
d3Xt3r 29d ago
> Glasses such as the XReal on the other hand have a far better future than these VR headsets Far into the future, perhaps. These glasses may be fine for short stints, but not for serious 8+hrs of productivity. I have a Viture Beast and I regret buying it. Even for short gaming stints, I still prefer my laptop or smartphone display as these glasses are such a downgrade.

by rvz 29d ago

bigyabai 29d ago

The XReal is practically guaranteed to have sold less units than any generation of the Quest hardware.

rvz 29d ago
Which means? We should buy the Meta Quest / Quest Pro headset? I don't think so. Maybe that's the reason why the Meta Quest Pro is in "so much demand" that Meta is no longer selling them anymore. Apple is not even bothering to restock Vision Pro either. So much demand /s I am saying VR had a great run. We are not in the Covid era anymore which the Quest greatly benefited from this. VR has a very limited future and it shows.
- bigyabai 29d ago
  > I am saying VR had a great run. I am saying that too. AR had a comparatively terrible run - it's possible that Apple's Vision Pro moved even less units than XReal. VR is niche, but a real market. It coexists with the AR world and still outsells it consistently, despite being a terribly unpopular market segment. It means that your claim of AR glasses eventual popularity is even more spurious than a guy with a Rift DK1 saying that VR is destined for mainstream success. They're both wishcasting.

borisgolovnev 29d ago

The current XReal models are very underwhelming. Very narrow FOV more or less equivalent to using a 27" monitor, lots of fuss with the cable, switching sound to headphones because the built in speakers are garbage. Issues with HDR support.

d3Xt3r 29d ago

> Glasses such as the XReal on the other hand have a far better future than these VR headsets Far into the future, perhaps. These glasses may be fine for short stints, but not for serious 8+hrs of productivity. I have a Viture Beast and I regret buying it. Even for short gaming stints, I still prefer my laptop or smartphone display as these glasses are such a downgrade.