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How long can he play until the neck hurt?
If It's me, I'll replace the chair with a reclining one, lap table for the keyboard and mouse. A massage chair would be nice.
I have been trying for years to figure out how I can get a screen on my face and a portable mouse and keyboard so I can work laying down.
Rokid air is incredible, highly recommend.
Nice thanks. I have the xreal air. Not a big fan
I love my rokid, but I can see how it's an acquired taste.
I'm more unhappy with the polish on this particular ar glasses. I still think the form factor has potential. I'll see how much rokid is.
How do you use it generally?
Used to use it a few hours a day, but got busy.
Have a gpd mini and these and a ps5 controller, just chill in bed playing whatever, feels amazing.
VR headset, my dude
They haven't made a vr desktop that doesn't make you puke yet afaik. I have tried ar glasses and they are close, but the pair I have are blurry. Either a manufacturing defect or I need glasses
If you're a Linux person, there's Simula and also Stardust.
I haven't tested either, despite having a Vive. Just never bothered.
Ooh these look neat, ty
You either buy the expensive prebuilt one (zero gravity chair or scorpion like gaming chair) or you could MacGyver it yourself using used kid hamster wheel from abandoned play ground near you.