pic is of a bunch of stuff in my ar glasses

>>405068051
yes, I sometimes use them to browse the web with the mirror display feature, better than looking down at your phone. And I once used it on my laptop when i wanted to make sure the one sitting next to me could not see anything sensitive. Had a privacy screen protector thing before, but they are not as good.
But I really only bought it to watch anime and avoid attention.

>>405073873
There is a mirror screen mode which just mirrors your devices screen on the display in the glasses, that screen moves with you, so not like in VR.

However Nreal has made a fantastic AR app, that feels like the steamvr or oculus enviroment. They got a browser, a photo pp (that also plays video) and a bunch of other meme apps like a virtual pet which I am starting to grow on.
The cool part of that enviroment is that it stays locked in its position, even if you turn your head around. You can launch multiple apps and place them wherever you want.
You may wonder how? well they turn your smartphone into the pointer/controller for it. You can swipe to scroll, press to click, longpress, do some diagonal movements for something i dunno. Should the pointer not match what you see in the glasses, just long press the home button and it resets to forward.
If you like what you see in pic related, just make sure you have one of the few phones with a usb-c display output, listed on nreal's website. Most samsung and oneplus phones can utilize this ar space, otherwise you can still just mirror your phone screen.