The Unreal Air AR glasses. I'm going to show you how to set this up step-by-step, but first let me show you what it comes

out of the box. So here's the box. Here's a QR code, here's the instruction manual. You get a charging cable, which you would

connect directly to your glasses and to your phone. Here are the actual glasses, as you can see here. Here's the case,

you get a shield here, which you can go ahead and block out the front. It just snaps into place; just go

ahead and just pop it on. And there's... go ahead and press and then just make sure everything is in

and if you want to take it out, you can just hold it from up here and just pull it right out, just like

that. You also get two pairs of nose pieces here, an extra pair of lenses as well. All right, where they would go: nose piece and you

get the lenses right there. Now, I'm going to be setting this up to my Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, my Android

phone. You have to make sure that your phone is compatible, okay? So I'm going to put this link below; this is an

compatibility list. So from here, like I'm in the US, I would tap on US and I can

see all the compatible phones, okay? For the glasses, they've got some LGs here, OnePlus 10, OnePlus 8, OnePlus 9; you have some Oppo phones, a bunch of, tons of Samsung phones here, Sony Xperia's, and so on. Again, this

link will be below in the description. So first thing we're going to do is go ahead and download the Nebula app for

the Unreal Air glasses. Okay, so here's the QR code, so I'm just going to go ahead and whip up my camera. If you don't

have—if you don't have this, you can actually pause the video and scan this one as well. Okay.

Okay, it's taking us to Nebula here, and let's see here. Okay, so it says for

Android users, you can check your phone compatibility right here as well, and you can click the download Nebula button here. For other users, you

can click down here, and you can read through this down here as well. Okay, so anyway, I have an Android phone, so I'm

gonna—and I already know it's compatible—so I'm going to click "Download Nebula" now. And if your QR code is not working,

you can just go to the Play Store and type and search for Nebula. Okay, this is what the icon looks like, so go ahead and

download and install that. And then when it's done installing, you can go ahead and open it, or you can go

directly to your screen and open up the Nebula app. Welcome to Nebula. Please read the privacy

policy and terms of service. Go ahead and read through those. Click those once you agree. Tap down here to continue.

Permission requirements. Go ahead and read through all this, and then tap on "Continue" to proceed. Allow Nebula to

take pictures and record video. For me, this is—this is optional. For myself, I'm going to put "While using the app."

Allow Nebula to record audio. I'm going to go with "While using the app." Allow Nebula to make and manage phone calls.

That's optional as well. For me, I'm going to go with "Allow" here. Allow Nebula to access photos and media on your device.

That's optional. I'm going to go with... Permission requirements. Go ahead and read through this, and then tap on

"Continue." Stop optimizing battery usage. Nebula will be able to run in the background as battery usage won't be restricted. Okay,

so I'm going to go with "Allow." Do you allow Nebula to send you push notifications? That's up to you. I'm going

To tap on "agree" for myself, and you can see you have AR space here and error casting. Okay, so...

So, AR space is where you can explore all the possibilities that augmented reality applications have to

offer. Okay? Or you can do error casting, which is this one here. With full screen, you can watch mobile content from your apps,

like Netflix, but on a large screen while laying on a sofa or even in bed. All right, so we need

to go ahead and plug in the glasses to enter Nebula. So let's go ahead and grab the charging cable here,

and one end is going to go into the glasses over here. It's a USB-C type as well on both ends,

USB-C and USB-C here as well. So let's pop this in. That this here pops up... Oh, uh... How to open

touchpad on your phone: tap the touchpad icon on the navigation bar. So the touchpad icon is right down here,

as you can see. Okay, there. This is just a tutorial. Okay, so now this is the trackpad here. So

the next thing we've got to do now, you've got to go ahead and put on your glasses. It's

going to be a little bit difficult for me to show you guys, but we can go ahead and move the mouse through the glasses

right here. Okay, so you want to go ahead and look through this, and I'm looking through the glasses myself. Okay, so I

can read it to you: it says, "Allow Nebula to access Unreal Air." And then you have a little selection: "Always open Nebula when

Unreal Air is connected." And that's optional, but I'm going to go ahead and choose that. Little

I'm gonna okay with that one. So you can kind of see through the glasses that little message right there. So I'm

Going to go ahead and click on "Always open the app when I connect it", and I'm going to click on "OK" right there.

Then you get another message; just go ahead and click on "OK". Read it and then click on "OK". So I'm going to click on

OK. Now, really quickly, just FYI, on the trackpad it says here, if you're using—if you want to use the Samsung DeX, it says

you can set the touchpad to turn on automatically when you run Samsung DeX. To turn it on in Samsung DeX, go to

settings, then Mouse, and then Trackpad. All right. So I'm just wearing the glasses now, but I'm wearing the glasses

and it's bringing me to the Nebula website, so I have to go ahead and create an account. I can go ahead and sign up, or

I can use one of my—um—continue with one of my Gmail addresses. Right, so I'm just going to choose my Gmail

address. The—um—down here, it pops up too, so I can type it in. So if you're signing in with your email address,

then you're all set up and ready to go. And just really fast, don't forget the

trackpad is down here. Okay, so you've got the trackpad right there. If you want to bring the trackpad back up or take it off,

you can just slide up like this, and you can go back like that, or go back to your phone.

Trackpad—that little thing right there—you can control it in there. All right, questions or issues, just comment below.

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