Oppo’s new Air Glass looks hella cool, but will they perform well in real life next year?
The latest tech news Your sardonic source for consumer tech stories Human-centric AI news and analysis Driving the future of sustainable mobility No-nonsense stories about startup growth Inside money, markets, and Big Tech The hottest new jobs in tech Help build the bank of the future Coding for Public Service If I were a spy, I’d surely want Oppo‘s new Air Glass in my gadget bag, or rather on my face. No, that’s not a typo, Oppo‘s ‘assisted reality’ headset can be worn only on one eye — kinda like a monocle. But it looks cool nonetheless. Looks are half of the appeal of the fashionable wearable, with a sleek frame and flowing lines. The whole setup weighs just 30 grams. Oppo’s unit can easily snap to prescription glasses with magnets. Technology-wise, the lens uses sapphire glass and a Micro-LED panel (capable of achieving brightness up to 3 million nits) to display notifications and contextual information.
