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I plan to get a separate device to use with my Xreal One Pros. Mostly as a separate media hub where i can store media and streaming apps. Its hard to use the glasses with my Iphone and I hate doing that little side squint to peek at my screen when trying to select something. Which would be good for my use case?

I received the pod yesterday and my experience with 3dof multi-window window is very underwhelming. The windows are not stable and drift of if I move my head. XOP native 3dof is so amazing but with multi-window mode on inair pod it’s almost not usable unless I don’t move my head at all.

- Updated to 3.7 from pc.
- putting the glasses in follow mode before switch to 3dof multi window mode (2d or 3d)
- did calibration of glasses from pod

Nothing helped

Am I missing something here. Helping highly appreciated, else I have to return this and have to bear internal return shipping charges which is not cheap from Perth, Australia.

The 3.7 update is now live. It is for system experience. If you follow the comments in this thread the instructions to get the HD playback is listed. Thank you again Donald_Task

Hello can someone please help me yesterday i received inair pod..how to watch YouTube and other streaming services video in 3d ? I tried it but didn't work..also i tried only Netflix till now its not working in hd ..i did lastest update 3.7. have xreal one pro and viture beast..

Hello and welcome, fellow INAIR and Tech Enthusiasts. Today, we are back again with a new review. We were able to pick up a new tech toy. Yup. We picked up a shiny new pair of XREAL One Pros (Retail: $599.00). With joy and jubilation we quickly paired them with the INAIR POD. Hold onto your britches as we find out if the pairing of the Ferrari of AR glasses with the mighty mite computer that could are checkers or wreckers. So Boogity, Boogity, Boogity let's go.

To begin, let's start with the build quality of the XREAL One Pro. The glasses have a very sturdy build despite being a plastic and metal blend, weighing 87 grams. The secret fuel of the chassis is XREAL’s intentional design of a thinner, more lightweight front frame. They are definitely lightweight and were comfortable during my time testing them.

Now the reason for the payin, the display. This is where the Pro earns its pro status. With its 57-degree field of vision and projected 171-inch screen, it's like having an IMAX theatre for your eyeballs minus the sticky floors. The Sony Micro-OLED display with prism optic made for a great experience. The Sony prism lenses were crisp.

The beauty with the brains, the X1 spatial computing chip. These glasses come with the X1 chip built-in for native 3DoF tracking and AI 3D. The only other glasses on the market right now with a built-in chip to handle 3DoF is the VITURE Beast. My only complaint about the build is that the glasses require a $99 add-on camera known as the XREAL Eye to do 6DoF.

The marriage, hooking up to the POD ($459.99, fan version): the XREAL fired right up into the INAIR OS. This was very nice. Like peanut butter meets jelly, the dream team. I was able to find my sweet spot very quickly. The glasses are fully supported and I was able to access all features except the Master INAIR, which required their proprietary glasses. Like drafting partners, XREAL's Micro-OLED clarity meshes with the POD's full Android app ecosystem, all without touching your phone.

Video: Video looked great on the POD. None of the blacks seemed washed out, the colors popped! But I did have one problem. I couldn't get 3D to work on the POD. It just separated into two screens no matter what I did. This was definitely a "Big One". This may have been driver error, but it did disappoint me. (If anyone knows what I was doing wrong, feel free to comment; I always love to learn more.)

Drift: This honestly surprised me. There was a good bit of drift with these glasses. The screen stayed in place as I worked on a document, gamed, or watched a movie, then would start moving to the right. I had to recenter a bit, but I had to do so much less than I had to with other glasses. In defense of the glasses, I do move my head a lot, and it causes the POD to move the screen.

Sound: With four Bose-tuned speakers, I found the sound clear and crisp. My only complaints were that the bass wasn't great, and there was a lot of sound leakage. My wife could hear everything I was watching. I wouldn't recommend using loud media in public or around others unless you want to share your latest Netflix binge. For true privacy, pairing with earbuds is recommended

In conclusion, I found the XREAL One Pro to be a great pair of glasses and pairs well with the POD. The XREAL build is nice, and the cord can fit in the top of the case (though there is no divider, so be careful not to scratch). The only thing that would hold me back from buying a pair at retail is that there are cheaper options. This is not a setup for the faint of wallet. But it's a must for the power user who wants a true portable spatial computing rig.

Well, thank you for tuning in for this review. We love putting these out and truly hope you enjoy them. We will see y'all at the next one.

#TechCheck13

I have the Xr, Beasts and Xreal One Pro. (and also briefly tried the Ultras)

While all are useful with the Pod, I was surprised when I recently tried the XR Pros with the pod. The glasses had mostly been sitting around since I picked up the Beasts

tldr the XR implementation is IMHO the best of the three with the Pod currently and really extends how useful the glasses are. the 3dof is rock solid (much better than the implementation with the Xreals)

Yes the other screens have advantages in fov etc but for reading browsing and productivity the xr implementation is fantastic. Unfortunately for me the XRs too small and the comfort isn't as good but if they fit you this is a great combo. The edge to edge clarity in the xr combo is also fantastic.

The sizing / centering algorithms also work great allowing you to easily recenter (when rarely needed) and then having the large virtual space with the multiple windows that can be moved around or maximized.

I am hoping the implementation for the Beasts ends up with the same kind of advantage as to be honest the Xreal One Pro implementation was disappointing to me. using the native ultra wide screen worked better than the integrated solution with them.

edit: as mentioned in the comments below it took me a bit to figure out using the little slider control at the bottom of the window (I think it's called adjust focus). Without using that the display often defaults to a tilted / off center image but that control allows me to manually sit it where I like and it stays there.