Magic Leap 2 still feels like a prototype. It’s heavy, unconfortable, you have to carry the compute unit with you, it easily gets very hot and the compute unit’s fans make a lot of noise. The field of view is still small, you see blots of random colors all around your vision, and the AR contents still look ghostly and see-through (although not as bad as in the original Magic Leap). There is practically no software for it.
The future of AR seems to be in VR passthrough, like the Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro do.
Magic Leap 2 still feels like a prototype. It’s heavy, unconfortable, you have to carry the compute unit with you, it easily gets very hot and the compute unit’s fans make a lot of noise. The field of view is still small, you see blots of random colors all around your vision, and the AR contents still look ghostly and see-through (although not as bad as in the original Magic Leap). There is practically no software for it.
The future of AR seems to be in VR passthrough, like the Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro do.