Viture Pro XR Glasses Have One Must-Have Feature That Makes Them Worthwhile
After testing the Viture Pro XR Glasses for over a month, I found them to be beginner-friendly and great for gamers on the go ...
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Xreal One Review: Glasses That Make Me Forget the Vision Pro
The Xreal One (left) next to Apple Vision Pro (right). The Xreal One is far smaller, and a lot less expensive. They're ...
Lenskart launches Phonic Smart Glasses with Bluetooth, audio, and voice assistant features- All details
Lenskart Phonic smart glasses are priced at Rs. 4,000 in India, with an MRP of Rs. 7,000. These glasses can be purchased ...
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Dume Glasses review - "Look like Tony Stark"
Dann has been wearing the Gunnar Fallout Glasses for quite some time, and for those who do not know anything about video ...
Thunderobot launches Aura AR Smart Glasses with 150″ projection, 600 nits brightness & gaming console support
Thunderobot Aura AR Smart Glasses launched with a 150-inch display, stereo speakers, 46° FOV, 600 nits brightness, gaming ...
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Samsung's New Galaxy Phones Lay Groundwork for Headsets and Glasses to Come
Commentary: A universal AI and better battery life might be previews of what's being announced later this year.
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These new smart glasses from CES have a screen, but it’s not on the lenses
and the glasses will retail for $489—much more than some other competitors out there. Josh Hawkins has been writing for over a decade, covering science, gaming, and tech culture. He also is a ...