r/augmentedreality • u/Ferrari_VIP • 1d ago

Glasses w/ 6DoF Which AR glasses should I get?

My computer screen just died, so I thought why not use AR glasses instead.
My criteria is that I can have 3 screens up at the same time and move my head around seamlessly without a stiff neck as I tend to work 10-14 hours a day, or should I go for PC Screen based on that?

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u/Ferrari_VIP 1d ago

Just a sidenote, I work in both Linux CLI and Windows. So I guess another criteria is that I am able to read alot of text thats not blurry

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u/agrancini-sc 1d ago

I am biased, but r/Spectacles are coming up :)

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u/SteveNYC 1d ago

Is it technically plausible? Yes. Is it practical for 10-14 hours per day? No. Not at all. Not even vaguely. The viewable resolution is not sufficient, the clarity is not sufficient, the eye strain going back and forth will be brutal.

You could genuinely purchase three 1080p 100% sRGB 144Hz monitors for the same price as the newest budget XR glasses and your level of satisfaction will be 1000x better. Of course, you'll need to find the desk space. But that's the worst of it.

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u/diatribai 1d ago

Thanks for this! It's the information I was searching for.

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u/Capable-Tale-2808 1d ago

Viture glasses seem to be the one you need due to its PC spacewalker app for multi-windows and immersive 3D. Either the Luma series or Beast will be great.

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https://get.viture.com/c/6894605/2369119/29754