Microsoft HoloLens

Microsoft HoloLens

The cost of the Microsoft HoloLens is $3000+ whatever sales tax is at the place that you're living in.

Instead of using hand gestures to control your haul lines you have the option of using Bluetooth clicker the Bluetooth clicker comes in different box and has two guides a clicker guide and a safety and warranty guide.

The Box 

The Microsoft HoloLens box there is a holographic art depiction of the Microsoft

Bluetooth clicker

So, at that casing that case is very hard and sturdy it's about the size of the cereal box and it contains the HoloLens and all of its, inside the box besides this case there's a little guide underneath the case the guide says regulatory and warranty Gide finally, there's a zipper at the side of the case that you can pull across the entire side to open the case up the case opens like a book right off the top you can see the HoloLens.

It has another the manual just because it has a lot of useful information and describes everything from what's in the box to what the accessories do to how to use the Microsoft HoloLens you can.

A lot of information about safety powering on iron off and so on and a bunch of details on the actual controls and how do you actually put on the device how do you make it comfortable you will see a black cloth within a plastic bag that black cloth is meant to be used clean the Microsoft HoloLens

Accessories

It has a microUSB to USB cable you can use that to connect your Microsoft HoloLens to the AC adapter for charging or to a laptop or computer next up is the AC adapter, that’s a rectangular black box is very standard for an AC adapter you use the micro USB to USB cable for charging purposes next up the nose pad at the left side that nose pad is put underneath the HoloLens and there is the overhead strap the overhead strap is meant to be used to improve comfort when putting the Microsoft whole lens on your head you can attach that at the top of the Microsoft HoloLens to improve any comfort then you might not already experience it. Microsoft HoloLens feels like a heavy frisbee but it's lighter than any of the virtual reality devices like oculus rift or vive volume.

There's an adjustment wheel at the right side and what are the buttons at the back there's a power button right at the corner at the left underneath the power button there's a microUSB slot and at the right branch there's a headphone jack at the bottom.

If you want to do the adjustment, the wheel how does the adjustment will actually work if you turn left on the adjustment wheel it starts enlarging the inner headband if you turn right the adjustment wheel it starts tightening the inner headband back up now to put on Microsoft HoloLens you're supposed to slide this headband up and you enlarge the inner headband with the adjustment wheel as much as you please on the size of the Microsoft HoloLens you may notice that orange thing is the spatial speaker.

The spatial speakers actually sound quite nice. When you hold the power button at the back for three seconds and then the screen will start turning on.  

Can you wear the Microsoft hololens with Glasses?

Yes, you can, after you put the Microsoft HoloLens on your head you start tightening with the adjustment wheel the inner headband until it feels very comfortable on your head I'll tell you right off the bat that wearing the Microsoft HoloLens wear glasses does not feel as comfortable without the first time you turn on the Microsoft HoloLens the screen that you'll see says adjust your device to see all edges say next.

The first initial steps to setting up the Microsoft HoloLens the first thing that caught pops up is calibration you need to calibrate the HoloLenes device and it gives you some instructional steps to calibrate as part of these steps the first thing that you'll do to calibrate your whole lens is aligning your finger on your knee overlays provided by the HoloLens.

Align Finger

You'll align your finger underneath the overlay for a few seconds until the whole lens detects your finger there are two displays of the HoloLens for projections there's a left and right display and you'll calibrate finger detection for both the Blaz there are a few overlays that appear for both displays and all you do is put your finger underneath then you can see that finger.

Actually, the camera of the HoloLens is a little bit above what you actually see in your field of vision so that is why finger does not appear directly underneath the overlay.

For more information you may visit the original site of Microsoft HoloLens.