AR Glasses 4K HD 3D IMAX Wearable VR Headset Smart Glasses for Video Display & Gaming on PC/Tablet/Console

Ok so I read the review and thought hmm let's see for myself . Im very happy I did . It works as described i can connect it to my phone , tablet and yes even my monitor/tv screen . I will strongly suggest that you read the user guide . I myself had to do so a few times because you can easily miss some very important steps . If you do not use google play there is a second app for mirroring that you can download free . So you can make your screen in your glasses bigger or smaller as you see fit along with resolution . Now seeing as you can connect to phones and tablets you can use any bluetooth headset or ear buds for sound as you desire … ( connect them to your phones, tablets 1st ect ect …. its not so difficult . Just do yourself a favor and please please read the guide . I love my glasses good for traveling as this is made for on the go . I cant speak for others issues but If you really read the guide it matters alot .

I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. It is built as tho they intentionally chose the most complicated, backwards, incompatible solution. It can't connect directly to an HDMI source, even tho it has an HDMI cable - the cable is some kind of proprietory hybrid that only works thru the included WiFi dongle...which doesn't actually do WiFi. Like I said, seems designed to be incompatible and complex - there's no reason the dongle couldn't just connect to HDMI and let you use anything capable of HDMI output. Instead, it ONLY works on the phone and ONLY if you have it hardwired and ONLY if you download their proprietory app from their website and give it a bunch of scary permissions it shouldn't need (why do you need to make and manage phone calls, guys? There's no mic in your headset!)The image also stutters and flickers and I could not verify that it does 4K resolution but it seemed awfully tiny for a screen.Going to try to pipewrench it into doing what I want, but I don't have high hopes.On a personal note, this design fills me with anger as an engineer - the overall ergonomics and the display itself suggests a competent designer, so there's really no excuse for chaining this broadly applicable hardware to such a narrow, uncooperative connector. Someone had to WORK to make something this unusable and incompatible, and it grinds my gears