LenovoLenovo Legion Glasses Augmented Reality Glasses Stereo Audio Micro OLED 60Hz Plug & Play USB-C Black

After reading a lot of reviews that wasn't good I took a chance and I'm pleased I did.First of all they are not vr so if that's what you are looking for this isn't for you.Image is very clear and and is much better than the legion go screen itself, take time to research settings and watch some YouTube videos and you will soon understand how to set them up.They are perfect if you want to watch films or play games on a big screen and still be able to see around you.Plug and play so just plug them in and put them on.Again it isn't vr so is totally different to that.I'm very happy with them and would definitely recommend if you want to watch things privately.

Good things first. They fit well with a variety of node bridges to choose from and worked with literally everything I tried. My laptop immediately set it as an extra screen, both my mobile and tablet instantly recognised them and mirrored onto the glasses. They need no setup. Sound is ok with volume adjustment on the glasses arm with brightness on the other. The 60Hx didn’t bother me and I didn’t notice and noticeable lag or stuttering.Bad things. No diopter adjustment so if you need glasses you will have to shell out on lenses. The insert is in the box and pretty easy to fit but it’s extra cost and there’s really no excuse. There’s no mic, so if you want to use them for video calling you’ll still need a mic. This is included on others offering. I’m completely unconvinced about the 50” screen promised. It feels to me much closer to 32, up that’s my perception rather than a fact. The biggest downside is the cable, it’s short and not replaceable. Unlike competitors who have a socket on the glasses these have the cable built in and it’s really not very longI really can’t recommend them over similarly priced competition