The Xiaomi Wireless AR Glasses boast what Xiaomi claims to be a “retina level” display boasting a PPD (pixels per degree) value of 58 — quite close to the critical value needed for the human eye to not distinguish between individual pixels. The optical module claims a brightness of 1200 nits and also features electrochromic lenses that adjust to various lighting conditions. Aside from the AR mode that lets the wearer interact with real-world objects, the glasses can also turn themselves into a VR headset thanks to an inbuilt Blackout Mode.
Xiaomi Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition features a lightweight yet sturdy design with a magnesium-lithium alloy structure and carbon fiber materials. Its electrochromic lenses allow for seamless access to reality and the virtual world at a single click. pic.twitter.com/FWANebc4Gp
— Lei Jun (@leijun) February 27, 2023
Besides supporting a variety of AR gestures, the Xiaomi Wireless AR Glasses also support popular applications like YouTube and TikTok via Xiaomi’s Mi Share streaming app, turning itself into a large portable screen. The glasses also let users place installed apps anywhere within the viewing space. Other real-world applications made possible by the product include the ability to “grab” content being played back on a TV and continue watching the same on the Glasses. Another use case is controlling a smart lamp by simply looking at it using virtual buttons activated by spatial gestures.
Unlike the Mijia Smart Glasses, Xiaomi has already indicated that it has no immediate plans to bring the Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition to the general public. This is probably because the product isn’t ready for primetime yet and requires further refinement.
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