TCL has recently launched its new generation AR smart glasses, Nxtwear S Plus, in overseas markets for $399 (roughly Rs. 2,872).

 

 

 

It is actually a head-mounted transparent display that can be connected to compatible devices such as cell phones via USB-CDisplayPort or an optional adapter for a truly immersive viewing experience.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Equipped with a Sony 1080P Micro-OLED screen covering 108% of the color gamut, brightness boosted to 600 nits compared to its predecessor, and a refresh rate boosted to 120Hz, the AR glasses can display content at 1920x1080 resolution on a 215-inch screen at a distance of 6 meters from the user. As for 3D images, users will get a resolution of 3840x1080 pixels.The Nxtwear S Plus weighs just 87 grams and the brightness has been upgraded to 600 nits.

 

 

 

A certain TCL executive believes that thinness and lightness is something that the entire XR industry is working on.

 

 

 

He said, in order to solve the sense of vertigo, refresh rate and response time must continue to improve, this aspect is also the industry research hotspot, like the refresh rate has been individual products launched to 144Hz. in order to improve the response time of the backlight to match, but also need to do the new technology development. Picture quality improvement, mainly to solve the problem of brightness and contrast. Traditional LED display, about 500 contrast ratio will be upgraded to 700 contrast ratio or so. Higher contrast ratio in the future, with miniLED realization, as well as high dynamic analysis.

 

 

 

TCL has been laying out the XR field since many years ago.2021 team built XR glasses TCL NXTWEAR G on sale in South Korea and other countries, by its incubation company Thunderbird innovation research and development of TCL LEINIAO AR, is the industry's first binocular full-color MicroLED holographic optical waveguide AR glasses.

 

 

 

 

NXTWEAR AIR, the second generation of lightweight AR glasses independently developed by Thunderbird Innovation, an AR start-up company incubated by TCL Electronics and TCL Industries, was announced at CES 2022. The smart glasses are close to the common Ray-Ban sunglasses shape, in addition to weighing only 75g, 30% lighter than its predecessor, and continue the split design of its predecessor, with two 1080p micro-OLEDs embedded in one pair of eyeglasses frames, and polarized BirdBath optics, for a brighter and more vibrant picture display.