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Three front cameras or sensors and a thick black rim.
Battery figures are manufacturer claims and vary with use, lenses and configuration. Unverified does not mean unsupported. Check where custom apps run and how they can be installed.
Refresh rates are for MR Space in the official SDK table; input device, mode and firmware can change availability.
Specification source 1 ↗ Specification source 2 ↗Japan price · Launch reference price · Tax included
Japan launch price from KDDI in 2020; not a current offer.
Price / availability source ↗Prices reflect the dated listing. Shipping, prescription lenses and accessories may cost extra. Overseas prices retain their original currency.
→Nreal Light hands-on: AR glasses tested over several weeksThe reviewers describe several weeks of use, covering the glasses’ comfort, display and early AR experience.Road to VR
→Nreal Light at US launch: app and control limitationsAt US launch, the reviewer praises sharp visuals but reports limited phone support, eyestrain during extended sessions, awkward phone-based game controls and a thin app selection.Tom’s HardwareNreal Light→Nreal Light in Japan: phone compatibility and NebulaA Japanese retail-unit walkthrough covers fitting and Nebula, explaining limited phone support in April 2021 and distinguishing the phone-tethered product from the developer kit.WebAR Lab
→Nreal Light developer kit: visibility, heat and weightAn owner tests the 2020 developer kit, reporting restricted and dim real-world visibility, worn weight and computing-unit heat. Its configuration differs from the retail version.Mokuyou BusokuNreal Light→Nreal Light at CES 2020: hands-on with pre-release MRAn on-site report tests the pre-release demonstration hardware, describing wired smartphone use and fit. It documents early MR rather than long-term use of the retail product.GAME Watch