Lemorele Adapter for i-Phone Lightning to USB C Video Converter, AR Glasses Adapter Compatible with RayNeo, XREAL Air, Rokid Air Max, TCL nxtwear s, Thunderbird AR, GRAWOOW AR, Portable Aluminum Case

This works extremely well for my iPhone 11 Pro and my Rokid Air RA101 glasses. It’s extremely small and plug and play after you download the Mirror app.The three problems I have are 1) It gets EXTREMELY hot after 10 minutes… like burn you hot 2) There’s no volume control available. It seems to simply be locked in at middle level. Pressing the up-and-down volume buttons on the side of the iPhone, doesn’t affect the volume at all and volume control is disabled when you swipe down and try to control it in the UI. 3) The app has very few options to the point of being useless… especially without volume control.

It does mirror the screen from my iPhone to RayNeo Air 2s glasses. Navigation isn't particularly easy once you're there, though, because you need to keep looking back at your phone. You can view YouTube videos just fine, but you get an error message when trying to stream content from Prime Video, I got a "High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP)" error message. Can't comment about gaming. I had hoped for a nice portable solution, but you wind up needing a cord from the adapter to a battery or other power source, a cord to the phone, and a cord to the glasses. I feel like I'm drowning in cords! My personal feeling is that it would be easier to get the Google TV, which combines battery and streaming device, but then again, this was only $21 vs. $179 for the Google TV.

Display worked on first try. (I have updated the firmware before to the latest. ), no audio as described on Amazon page so it was expected.Here I followed the manual to install the app and saw the Device Update is the latest as 1.370.12551 and set the mirror Mode to the highest as the Theater Mode.Then long press the + end of the control bar(front end) of my glasses, after hearing 2 beeps and the display off and on - this put the control bar from display control to volume control. From here I started to have the audio in. You have to keep staying in the vol control with the control bar to hear the audio. From here on it’s all working as expected.

I could not get this device working with my XREAL AIR Glasses. All it would display was a QR code for me to scan and download the APP to update the unit. I couldn't scan the app because the QR code is being displayed on a pair of augmented reality glasses...So you have to plug the dongle into a monitor in order to scan the QR codeIt works with my steam deck outputting to the XREAL AIR glasses but I can already do that with my steam deck. Making these unneeded.PROS:-Good build quality-Lightweight-Small size is great for travelCONS:-Doesn't seem to work with XREAL AIR-Couldn't get it to work with my Nintendo switchI must be a minority in how I was trying to use these. My review might not reflect the overall versatility of this device if you were using it with completely different devices

This review is for Lemorele Adapter for Lightning to USB C. I Had high hopes for this device powering my iPad Pro and NReal Air glasses simultaneously. It just didn't work. I tried a gob of configurations of cables and nothing. Then thought let's update the firmware, but, if the device is not seen from your tablet or phone, the application to do the update will not work either. Disappointed, maybe works better for Android?

I've been using this product with my Nreal air for a while now. While it does work, I don't think I can recommend it.For me when I use this: the screen becomes super sensitive; so much so that it makes me nauseous.It's like the glasses lose stabilization. so when I turn my head the screen's movement just doesn't sit right in my stomach.I ended up trying the official passthrough device for the Nreal Air. that does have stabilization built in although it's a lot more expensive.For its part this adapter did work. So If you aren't as sensitive to the screen as I am; this might work for you.

All the other options I used for the NReal glasses used HDMI as an intermediate step: NReal’s own Lightning adapter is a HDMI to USB-C adapter that contains a battery and requires the Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter; I have also used two third party HDMI to USB-C adapters in conjunction with the Apple adapter, which allows the use of an external power pack for longer play time, at the expense of a large mess of wires.This extremely compact adapter (roughly the size of a matchbook and maybe twice as thick) simplifies the wiring by providing the lightning to USB-C conversion in one tiny box. Lightning goes in (USB-A to lightning cable provided), power goes in via USB-C (from a power bank, for instance) and video goes out USB-C to the NReal glasses.Does it work? YES! It works great, but…1) no audio from my iPhone. Not a major issue as I usually use AirPods Pro anyway, but still, they claim it works and it doesn’t2) Ever since I updated the firmware, the configuration utility doesn’t recognize the boxStill not as elegant as plugging the NReal Airs directly into an iPhone 15, but it works and it’s the least expensive solution since it doesn’t require the expensive Apple HDMI adapter.Recommended, but maybe don’t upgrade the firmware…

The pros are the tiny size of the device and the mirror app that displays the iPhone screen on the AR glasses. This device can support any AR glasses that used a USB C connection for video and audio for an iPhone or iPad owner (before iPhone 15 and newer generation iOS devices that have the USB C port instead of the Lightning port.The cons are incompatibility with major streaming video apps on the iPhone, including Netflix, Hulu, anbd Amazon video. I believe this is blocked by the apps and isn’t really a limitation of this device. Only YouTube plays well with the mirror app that came with the device.