If I were a spy, I would definitely want to put Oppo's new AirGlass in my small tool bag, or my face. No, this is not a mistake. Oppo's 'assisted reality' earphones are only suitable for one eye - a bit like monocles. But it still looks quite cool. The appearance is half of a fashionable wearable device, with a stylish design and smooth lines. The entire device only weighs 30 grams. Oppo's device can easily be attached to prescription glasses by magnets. Technically speaking, this product uses sapphire glass and an LED display screen (capable of reaching a brightness of 3 million nits) to display notifications and contextual information. The display screen is powered by a 'Spark Mini Projector' the size of a coffee bean. To make the monitor read better during the day, the average brightness of the screen is 1400 nits. AirGlass has a speaker near the base of your ear, so you can answer the phone. This company claims to be able to display your notes and act as a teleprompter. At least the picture below looks cool. Moreover, Oppo and Baidu are working together to customize the navigation for Glass, so you can watch it when you don't need to stare at your phone or watch. The company claims that through touch, sound, head movement, and hand movement (using OppoWatch2), you can interact with glass. This product will provide a frame style and black and white color scheme.

Although Oppo's assistive reality device sounds great, I can't count on it until I personally try or watch a user's video experience video. Unfortunately, only a small portion of AirGlass will be sold in China by the first quarter of 2022, and we do not know the price at all. Oppo stated that it will establish an early adopter community to collect feedback and open their SDK to developers to manufacture compatible applications. Compared to Snap's 'NewSpectacles', Oppo glass looks smoother. If you want a specific version different from Snap, more people can use it. In addition, OppoAirGlass (30g) is lighter than NrealLight (106g), and currently only a few AR glasses are available for consumers to use.

This product already has all the functions of Google Glasses, which can translate, display weather information and notifications in real-time. However, we hope that it will not suffer the same fate.