VITURE One Neckband, Compatible One XR Glasses, Official Partner of PSPlay & XBXPlay, 128GB, Remote Play, Cloud Gaming, Stream on Game Consoles, Bluetooth (Matte Blue)

It basicly a battery powered fire stick for you're Vituture one glasses (not an actual fire stick and not made by amazon) but what it does is alow you to use all the major streaming services on an android powered device that you wear around your neck that connects directly to the glasses. Running full screen size which is the equivalent of a 28 inch monitor at your desk, a 80 inch from 6 feet, 120, from 10 feet and so on. The size is perception, but it is amazingly clear the battery will last about 3 hours, but you also have the option of making the screen smaller and putting it in a corner so you can focus on other tasks while streaming your favorite show. It also offers a quite mode that turns down the speed of the fan, but I don't use that because I don't think the fan is loud and I want the battery will last longer. And lastly amongst all of its times you can use it. Laying in bed at night with your spouse, she wants the TV of, you want it on. Slip these guys on and you're watching TV and she isn't, and she can't hear you because there is very little sound Leake with their speaker system. Can't say enough good things. Oh, and screen mirroring from your phone. It goes on...

I only get about 90minutes watching Disney plus before it dies XD.Aside from that I do like it, because of what i'm using it for. It helps.I wear glasses, and haven't had to order a prescription Lense. Even though i'm technically .5 over the limit. I see everything clearly. It's fairly comfortable and outside of the loud fans, i barely notice it's there.. The sounds great, and it actually stays in place.Durability, I kinda wish they had replaceable batteries, as you know something like this won't last long term because batteries die after 1-3 years, and without the 'battery cap' feature, it will harm the battery of the product even faster.. The fact the wire is attached to the device instead of a plug in also means that the device is only as good as long as the wire survives.Wires often have issues when constantly used/moved around 1year-1.5year mark and since there is no 'replacement' plug in for the wire, your kinda stuck to the lifespan of the wire instead of the device. This would of been solved by having the ability to plug the wire into the device, and then into the headset. The length of the wire is great, but the problem will eventually be the wire.So, durability i'm going to rate it at a 3. Because once that wire's gone your product is done, with no way to replace that piece.While I can't in good conscious recommend the product to other people until the wire issue is fixed - being earth conscious. I can state that overall it is a good product. While I will not be buying any 'pro' upgrade versions of this device until they satisfy the wiring lifespan issue I am actually willing to keep and use the product as is. But this product is NOT worth over 200$ when it's lifespan revolves around an unreplaceable wire.The reason why it has a high rating, is it's innovative, and usable in it's current state. It's something different, and I think if they can improve on the products faults, it will definitely become a successful device.I do LOVE the fact this looks more like a neck fan(so consider the noise a bonus) instead of a high tech device. This also means that your less likely to 'get robbed' on a subway while using it.

Not sure if mine is a return or just defective.It works, but:gets hot (130 degrees Fahrenheit), internal fan doesn't turn on (updated and made sure quiet mode was not on).Battery lasts 1.5 hours streaming(not the 3hrs they suggest or even the 2 they say you can game). That's not even a full movie. (slow charged all night to make sure it was topped off)Proprietary connection that is hard wired, if the cord EVER fails it's trashed. If you want a longer connection maybe to maybe put it not around your neck, too bad.Android TV???? If you are like me this is not a bad thing as they allow sideloading of apks which is really all you need so it's a good thing they kept it simple.Voice control, meaning it's linked to one of the big tech systems. If you are gonna add something like that you might as well make a full featured google device with services and the store, to add that to something as bare bones as this is kind of insulting.Overall I REALLY want to like it, but in reality for nearly $200 I'm gonna pass. I have the glasses and can't return them. In reality the straw for the return was the battery. 1.5 hours makes it pretty much useless. If you can't finish a single movie in a sitting why have it. By yourself a used phone with alt-hdmi support with a battery pack for less and have LOTS more options.

I will keep this review brief as most of the highlights I have already made clear on the xr glasses' page on amazon already, but I will emphasize the following specifics to clarify some questions/concerns:For me personally, I do audibly hear the fans on this neckband when putting it under load, however for me it is easy to tune it out with the audio on max of whateer I am doing. In addition, the neckband does support bluetooth which adds flexibility for using earphones. Additionally, there IS a setting for quiet mode, howver however I would recommend against it as it allows for the neckband to generate heat which can result in droppped quality of whatever you are doing and/or potential heat damage.Aside from that, this neckband is like a portable chromecast/firestick with most of the essentials and options for remotely playing games and/or air casting content from other smart devices. There is a setting where you can double tap a button and the screen goes to an assigned corner of your vision similar to PIP, which is nice! Overall I am glad I picked these up to pair with my Viture One's!!