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Product information Magic Leap 2
TheMagic Leap 2 is the replacement for Magic Leap 1. The Magic Leap 2 is a powerful binocular AR headset that can project 3D objects onto the user’s view of the physical world in real time. The headset is purpose-built for a variety of use cases such as design projects, training and 3D visualisations.
The Magic Leap 2 has the following advantages:
Display & visuals
First, the Magic Leap 2 has much improved spatial mapping capabilities. Spatial mapping allows virtual objects or holograms to interact with the physical reality around us. The Magic Leap 2 has sensors continually scanning and processing the environment around you which allows for the 3D objects and information to be projected and interacted with as if they were part of your environment. The augmented reality capabilities make it ideal for simulations, doing 3D visualisations and design projects.
Second, Magic Leap 2 is one of the most powerful augmented reality headsets on the market. The Magic Leap 2 is equipped with 16GB of RAM and a quad corde AMD Processor, which means the device can run extremely demanding applications. The processing power is useful for using and running complex simulations in high quality without issues, unlike its competitors.
Third, the Magic Leap 2 has a 70-degree field of view, this is nearly double that of the Magic Leap 1. The larger field of view allows for more realistic interactions and visualisations to take place between the digital and physical worlds. This is because with a wider field of view larger digital objects can stay within view, or not be half cut off when you turn your head giving a better and more natural experience. This enables almost any 3D model to be fitted into view removing the issues of the previous headset having to look up and down to view larger models.
Handling the headset
Fourth, the Smart glass has been built with multiple input options. The headset can be controlled using a controller, hand tracking, eye tracking, voice command and optionally with other Bluetooth devices. Not only can all of these methods be used but they can also be used at the same time. Furthermore, the standard controller is much improved from the previous Magic Leap using optical tracking and infrared sensors to improve precision.
Fifth, the Magic Leap 2 is extremely lightweight with the Goggles weighing a mere 260 grams. This is thanks to Magic Leap moving all the processing power and battery into a separate external device connected by a cable to the device. The external device known as a light pack can be put in a bag or connected to your belt via a clip system. The use of the external processing unit and the battery is what allows the Magic Leap be more lightweight but still more powerful than its competitors.
Finally, Magic Leap 2 has a ‘global dimming’ capability assisted by segmented dimming. This enables users to dim either entire surroundings or specific areas of the environment creating a more focused immersive space. The dimming also works automatically with sunlight to ensure digital objects remain visible. These can be used in a wide range of use cases ranging from global dimming to increase productivity by minimizing distractions to segmented dimming to simulate smoke visibility in fire training as used by Avrio.
Pros and cons
Spatial mapping
Can handle demanding applications
70° FOV creating a more immersive experience
Lightweight and comfortable
Easily customisable Android Open Source Project Operating System
Multiple input options
Industry-leading adaptive dimming
Lightpack must always be carried
No memory card slots
Product specifications
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AR View: | Binocular | Connectivity: | WiFi / Bluetooth |
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Platform: | Magic Leap OS / Open Android System | Controls: | Voice Commands / Eye Tracking / Hand Tracking / Controller |
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Camera: | 12.6MP / 4K 30FPS Video | Weight: | 260 Grams |
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Input: | USB-C | Battery Life: | 3.5 Hours |
| Field of View: | 70 Degrees | Compliances: | CE | |||
| CPU: | AMD Quad-core Zen2 x86 | Warranty: | 1 Year | |||
| Memory: | 256GB Internal Storage / 16GB RAM |
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| 1x Magic Leap 2 Headset | 1x Magic Leap Controller | 1x USB-C Power Adapter | 1x Controller Charger | 1x USB-C Power Cable | 2x USB-C to USB-C Cable | 1x Shoulder Strap | 1x Cleaning Cloth | 1x Wrist Lanyard | VR Expert Quickstart Guide |
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FAQ
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What is the difference between the multiple Magic Leap 2 versions?
At VR Expert we offer 3 versions of the Magic Leap 2; the base model, the Magic Leap 2 Enterprise edition and the Developer pro edition.
Magic Leap 2 Enterprise edition
The Enterprise edition has the same features as the Base model with 1 difference; instead of a 1 year warranty period the Enterprise edition has 2 years of warranty which allows you to get 2 years of free repairs or replacement when your units become defective.
Magic Leap 2 Developer Pro Edition
The Developer pro version of the Magic Leap offers the same functionalities of the base model but with included support for developers. This version allows developers to pre-release and test their software and port any application from the Magic Leap 1 or Hololens onto the Magic Leap 2. It also allows users to access the Magic Leap’s developer portal with extra tools, samples and beta updates.
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How to determine which size of the Magic Leap 2 is best for me?
To determine which size of the Magic Leap 2 is the best for you, you need to know your IPD. IPD (Interpupillary Distance) is the difference between your pupils measured in millimeters. When your IPD is less than 65mm, we recommend size 1. If your IPD is equal or higher than 65mm, we recommend size 2.
There are 3 ways to measure your IPD:
- Use an online tool app, like GlassesOn on Android or EyeMeasure for iOS.
- Measure your IPD yourself. Stand about 8 inches away from a mirror and hold a ruler against the mirror beneath the reflection of your eyes. Close your right eye and look in the pupil of the left eye. Put 0 on the ruler on your pupil. Close your left eye and look in the pupil of the right eye. The millimeter measurement that lines up with your right pupil is your IPD.
- Ask an eye doctor
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What is the battery of the Magic leap 2?
The Magic Leap 2’s battery lasts for approximately 3.5 hours during continuous use. It lasts around 7 hours in sleep mode.
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What is the memory of the Magic Leap 2?
The Magic Leap 2 has 16GB of RAM memory and internal storage of 256GB. Both of these values are double the amount as the Magic Leap 1 having 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.
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What type of AR view does the Magic Leap 2 have?
The Magic Leap 2 has a binocular AR view, this means that you can look through the headset with both eyes. It has a resolution of 1440 x 1760px resolution with a brightness of 20 to 2000 nits.
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What is the resolution of the Magic Leap 2 display?
The resolution of the Magic Leap 1 is 1536×1856 pixels per eye. In comparison, the Hololens 2 has a resolution of 2048 x 1080 pixels per eye. AR headsets with a higher resolution provide more realistic AR experiences.
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What is the weight of the Magic Leap 2?
The Magic Leap 1 weighs 260 grams. This is 306 grams lighter than the Hololens 2. The Magic Leap 2 is operated using the processing power of the Light Pack. The Light Pack weighs 425 grams and is connected to the headset via cable and can be attached to the trouser pocket, for example.
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What is the Field of View (FoV) of the Magic Leap 2?
The field of view (FoV) of the magic leap 2 is 70 degrees. This is 20 degrees more compared to the Magic Leap 1. At 70 degrees the Magic Leap 2 feels a lot more immersive with more objects and actions possible on the screen.
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What is the refresh rate of the Magic Leap 2?
The refresh rate of the Magic Leap 2 display is 120 Hz, this is the same refresh rate as the Magic Leap 1.
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Do you offer trials for the Magic Leap 2?
Yes, you can request a free 3 day trial for the Magic Leap 2 through the following link: https://vr-expert.com/request-an-ar-headset-trial/
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How do you control the Magic Leap 2?
You can control the headset either with your voice, eye tracking, hand tracking or with the magic leap 2 controller.
