Vuzix Smart Glasses

XMReality on Vuzix smart glasses

Vuzix is a leading supplier of smart glasses and augmented reality technology. XMReality supports several models of their AR Smart Glasses, and they are purchasable from XMReality when you buy the software. Today three Vuzix models are compatible with XMReality; Vuzix M400, M4000, and Blade 2.

The M-series models are ergonomic and flexible and set the benchmark for integrating smart glasses and AR tech into the workplace.

Use with glasses or headband
Controlled with touchpad and physical buttons, or voice commands
High-resolution camera
Connected to WiFi, 3G, 4G or 5G
Non-tethered solution
Install the XMReality application on glasses
5+ hours of operating time
Water-resistant

Vuzix 400

Lightweight and durable, the Vuzix M400 smart glasses are wearable, powerful, and versatile head-worn computer.

First smart glasses with a dedicated XR1 platform
The only option that lets you hot swap batteries on the fly with zero interruption
Increased processing power, RAM, and storage
Upgraded OLED panel display and camera with higher resolution and scanning
Immersive UI with native voice processing, motion tracking, and more

Vuzix M4000

Vuzix M4000 smart glasses use revolutionary waveguide optics to bring you an ultra-bright, see-through display.

First enterprise-focused smart glasses using revolutionary Vuzix waveguide
See-through heads-up display
Crystal clear, professional quality streaming
Flexible input options with buttons, voice control, and swipe pad

Vuzix Blade 2

Advanced full-color waveguide projection technology
Full UV protection lenses plus ANSI Z87.1 safety certification
Streaming video with autofocus HD camera
Integrated stereo speakers in temples with noise-canceling mics
5.0 and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless

What's the difference between the models?

The biggest difference between the M400 and M4000 AR Smart Glasses is the so called "waveguide" on the M4000. This is the see-through optic display that can show extra information to the user. The M400 also has a display, but in that case it's an OLED panel display and the view you get as a user will be slightly smaller compared to the M4000. The "waveguide" on M4000 is a cool add-on, but it's not so functional if you are in a bright environment, for example outdoors. For both models, Vuzix offers upgraded versions (their extended series) that have longer run time and more powerful battery.

When comparing the M400 and M4000 with the Vuzix Blade 2, there is a bigger difference as the Blade 2 is a completely different model. The Blade 2 is built in a more ergonomic way with means they are easier to use for a long period of time without putting strain on you. They are also one complete device with eye protection built in, rather than several connected-together parts, with similiar screen technology as the M4000. On top of the physical differences, the Blade 2 is also a newer updated model with better computional power.

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