While the likes of Microsoft Hololens and Magic Leap One got their moment of fame, both their size and image quality left a lot to be desired, so there wasn't much excitement in the mixed reality ...

Nreal said it will begin selling its Nreal Light augmented reality glasses in Verizon stores in the U.S. on November 30. That’s a big milestone for Nreal, which makes ready-to-wear augmented reality ...

Nreal’s Light augmented reality glasses are set to become available to consumers early this year, so the company is answering two of the bigger questions users may have: how they’ll load and control ...

The mixed reality specs scene is certainly getting interesting. Magic Leap released its developer edition glasses earlier this year, there are strong rumors that Apple is planning a launch in the next ...

Nreal has finally broken its silence and given us a launch date and price. The Nreal Light will be available next year, with prices for the consumer model starting from $499. Here’s everything you ...

If you told me one of my favorite announcements from CES was going to be a pair of mixed reality glasses, I would’ve called you crazy. Maybe I’m the crazy one because I spent some time with Nreal’s ...

If you want in on proper mixed reality headsets right now, it’s going to cost you. Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 is priced at $3,500 while Magic Leap One costs just shy of $3,000. It’s a big part of the ...

Nreal, the Chinese startup behind the Nreal Light AR glasses which made a splash back at CES 2019, has now expanded to the United States, making the smartphone-tethered device available through select ...

Nreal made quite the splash at CES earlier this year, showing off its Nreal Light AR headset which made some clear strides to look less like a futuristic helmet and more like a regular pair of ...

Chinese company Nreal has launched a new model of augmented reality glasses called Air, which was designed with streaming shows and playing mobile games in mind. Nreal released its first model, the ...

Ever wish you could watch YouTube videos through your sunglasses? That’s pretty much what augmented reality (AR) glasses company Nreal is going for with the Nreal Air announced today. With a light, ...