XREAL Beam Pro 5G, The AR Glasses Spatial Computing Companion, 3D Cameras, Android 14, Supports All Google Play Store apps, Multiple Spatial Experiences for Movies, TV and Gaming, FHD 1080p (8G+256G)

Love this works good it's cheaper than my galaxy s23 micro sd slot is nice you can load your movies i like the dual usb c ports one for charging one for the glasses I have 20,000 amp hour battery pack makes for a great day at the movies

I cannot in good conscience give this more than three stars. It is adequate at best. Other than the fact that it has a decent camera on the back and an extra port for your glasses this is not even remotely worth the amount of money they're charging. It looks feels and functions like a cheap smartphone with a few addons. It literally keeps asking me for a sim card because it's a repurposed smartphone that cannot do anything even close to what cheaper smartphones can do. This thing is not worth the price they're charging. I have an older smartphone that works way better. This thing doesn't offer any kind of remote desktop or any kind of desktop app like samsung dex. The home screen will not rotate to landscape mode. And as a result, it's actually really difficult to see the home screen. The operating system has much to be desired. It's just a convenient place for storing applications and games. Not worth the three hundred dollars they charge for it. It's also not compatible with the majority of augmented reality games on the game store. So what's the point. You would probably be better off just getting the power adapter and a old or cheap smartphone that's compatible. Because that's what I did. And that worked better than this. To call this thing spatial computing is an insult to the intelligence of your customers. My old beat up phone has greater functionality and works better and offers desktop mode. My old smartphone is more compatible with augmented reality applications than this supposed augmented reality device.

Just got this Xreal beam pro and it seems to be a good device to use outside of my IPhone. I am using it with my recent device Xreal one. I recommend checking out YouTube videos that will help you work out situations you are not aware of. So far l am enjoying my new product that l received this morning and it hard to put it down. Can't wait to go on road camping trip and l can see the value with l am in a long trip! It get my 5 stars for now!

bricked within 3 uses. Brick as in became a useless brick. Apparently this is a common issue with these. Also wasn't really excited about having to carry around a second phone either but then when it completely died and became useless after using 3 times and read other users had this issue too I just felt like not only is it a bad design but it's irresponsible for the company to even be selling these to people. I don't know anything, but that's just how I felt.

This is a must buy if you get the Xreal One Pros and you want to take advantage of all the great features

I bought this as an experiment to see what "spatial 3D" is. Most people in the 3D world want a new camera like the Fuji W3, with lenses far apart, like natural human eyes are. This looked promising. It has no capability of viewing depth on the device's display.... only left and right "side-by-side" (SBS). One must buy the company's viewers (or compatible, of which there are few). The lenses, while spaced wonderfully, have characteristics that prevent the SBS images the on-board camera takes from "beaming" or otherwise displaying the images on any normal 3D-capable smartphone, tablet, projector or monitor or TV - glasses-free, with passive or active glasses. The images are worthless if one is trying to create lenticular images to print. The parallax discrepancies are too great even for the Stereophotomaker (SPM) program to correct; SPM can do wonders, but the images are for "spatial" compatible product only. Readers should ask at ChatGPT "why can't I use the Beam Pro imagery for normal 3D viewing and printing, it will provide a very detailed technical but easily understood response, form which potential buyers can make informed decisions.