ASUS AirVision M1 Smart AR Glasses – 100″ Micro-OLED Wearable Display

ASUS AirVision M1 – Immerse Yourself in a 100″ Portable AR Display

The ASUS AirVision M1 brings high-end augmented reality to your eyes. This ultra-lightweight (≈ 87 g) AR headset delivers a crisp 1080p-per-eye micro​OLED display at 72 Hz refresh, and up to a simulated 100‑inch viewing experience at 3.75 m. With 1,100 nits brightness, 95% DCI‑P3, and 60% transparency, it perfectly balances immersion and real-world awareness for productivity or entertainment.

⚙️ Full Technical Specifications

• Display: micro​OLED, 1920×1080 per eye, 72 Hz, 1,100 nits
• Optics: Freeform lenses, 57° diagonal FOV, 58 PPD
• Transparency: 60% optical clarity for situational awareness
• Color Gamut: 95% DCI‑P3
• Tracking: 3‑DoF head tracking; proximity & ambient sensors
• Audio: Dual speakers with mic-array featuring noise cancellation
• Controls: Touchpad on arm + detachable touch shield
• I/O: USB‑C connection for headset + power + data
• Comfort: Removable prescription frame module + two nose pads included
• Accessories: Light shield, carrying case, USB‑C cable, cleaning cloth

Use Cases

• Mobile Productivity – Carry a virtual desktop anywhere with multi‑screen setups via the AirVision app.
• Handheld Gaming – Ideal companion for ROG Ally, Steam Deck, or laptops—immersive 100″ gameplay.
• Media & Entertainment – Enjoy private cinematic experiences on the go.
• AR Overlays – Great for multitasking like note-taking or real-time data viewing.

Strengths & Limitations

• Pros:
  • Bright, vibrant micro​OLED display (1,100 nits; 95% DCI‑P3)
  • Lightweight design (≈ 87 g) with comfort-focused materials
  • High transparency helps maintain real-world view (60%)
  • Flexible software features: multi-screen, IPD adjustment, gesture control
• Cons:
  • Narrow FOV (~38°–57°) and modest 72 Hz refresh — limits immersion
  • Lacks dimming lenses—light shield needed in bright setups
  • Audio is basic—more mid-rich than immersive
  • Companion app functionality only for Windows, limiting device flexibility
  • Premium pricing at ~$699 – tough compare vs competitors like XREAL

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I wear my glasses? Yes—comes with a prescription frame and nose pad options. Glasses-compatible design.
• Can I dim sunlight? No; but use the included light shield for better viewing in daylight.
• Is it standalone? No, requires USB‑C host device (phone, PC, handheld).
• Compatible platforms? Works with Windows PCs, ROG Ally, Steam Deck; iOS/Android may lack app control, limiting features.

Official Overview Video

Check out this official ASUS introduction:

ASUS AirVision M1 – Intro & Features

Quick Spec Overview

✅ Final Verdict

The AirVision M1 shows ASUS's entry into wearable AR. Its micro​OLED brightness and lightweight frame impress, but reduced FOV, 72 Hz refresh, sub-$700 value, and reliance on Windows limit its appeal. Enthusiasts seeking premium AR may find better options with XREAL or VITURE. Still, as ASUS's first AR push, it's a solid foundation to improve upon.