Lenovo Legion Glasses Gen 2 - Micro-OLED Personal Wearable Monitor for Gaming & Movies, FHD 120Hz Plug-and-Play Display Legion Go & USB-C Devices, High-Fidelity Audio & Privacy

At first I was about to return this product because I couldn't get the display to line up properly with my eyes but after hours of tinkering I got it ideal for me. So I would be mindful that this product may take some time for others to get it properly. Overall though I really enjoy this product because it's like being at a cinema due to the screen size when wearing the glasses. It's more power efficient than a built on screen on a handheld because of the size that is processed and magnified. If you don't mind to tinker unless your really lucky It's a great product.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These had promise but just don't deliver what other glasses can. Build quality is good but the nose bridge is in need of a full rethink. The nose piece hurts for wear of more than 5 minutes. Menu options are limited and sound output is not what it should be. I had much higher hopes but found the XReal One glasses to be far superior.

Fits good and so is the price. Pretty standard glasses, but work great for me. Worked on my Steam Deck, Retroid Pocket 5, Galaxy S25, and my Switch out of the box. Not AR, but a great big monitor. Has a cover to block outside light, and a prescription frame in the box. I just need to get the lenses made. Not recommended if you wear glasses, and not contacts without it. What I needed either way.

The glasses out of the box works, took some time to get phone to work properly. The fit is a little uncomfortable on the nose, the nose pads on wire support diggs in to the skin. You can remove the nose pieces, one I did it fit perfectly and can see all 4 corners with no issues. With the nose pads on the bottom corners were a little out of focus. Sound is great, only you can hear it.

Nose pads are mediocre. Not thought-out well.

I would describe them as projecter glasses, maybe a bit expensive but useful beyond being a gimmick.

We have an Apple household (iPhones, iMac desktop, MacBook Pro laptop, AirPods, etc.) with the exception of a Samsung Galaxy A9+ tablet that I was gifted. Sometimes, I use the tablet to stream movies and shows in bed, and the smaller screen and tablet angle isn’t the most comfortable. So, when I saw these glasses, the only reason I ordered them was to use them with my tablet in bed. Unfortunately, this seems to be the only device that the glasses do not work with at all. If I had known this, I would have had second thoughts about ordering.At first, I thought I had received defective glasses. At the time of ordering, they were advertised on the product page as “plug and play” with “any device that has a USB-C port”. I plugged it into my tablet and struggled to get it to work for half an hour. Absolutely nothing happened. Finally, I tested it with my MacBook Pro and it did, in fact, work.Now, the product page says that it works with any FULL FUNCTION USB-C port. Although I still had to research what that actually meant, it is certainly different from the initial description of working with any USB-C port. Full function ports can handle all functionalities like video output, power delivery, and data transfer simultaneously. Apparently, not all USB-C ports are capable of this (and my Samsung Galaxy A9+ tablet actually does not make clear whether it has a full function port on any information page, so it would have also been very difficult to ascertain before purchasing the glasses).Given that the average person would have absolutely no idea what a “full function USB-C port” means, I think this product needs to do a better job at explaining what devices it is compatible with to avoid others like me ordering it and then feeling misled. Lenovo could also just make clear what a full function port does, so that potential buyers understand that not all USB-C ports are equal, and they need to be researching their device extra carefully for port compatibility before buying even if they have a USB-C port. Detailing such a thing with a clear and simplified explanation that allows buyers (including tech dummies) to understand should be a crucial part of marketing a product like this, which literally relies on compatibility to be of any use at all.Conceptually, these glasses are a great idea. I very, very badly wish they had actually worked with my tablet so I could use them for the purpose I intended. When used with my laptop, the streamed content does appear like a big movie screen in front of me, and it’s quite a fun theatrical experience. The sound is not bad, though I still prefer to use headphones.In terms of weight, they are not too heavy and sit comfortably with adjustable nose pieces.The glasses come with a nice travel/storage case and were packaged well.

Love these glasses. Gaming and watching video is great on my legion go. 3d does work but it has to be 3d content. I would have liked them to make the screen 3d no matter the content like TVs do.