👓 VUF-110 Wearable Display by Vufine Review

Bought as a trial. I'm an illustrator/artist working with photography or 3D modeling software. I have found this to be a great tool to save time at work. I usually have a computer with my references to the side and my entire canvas in front of me. It's frustrating sometimes that I have to turn my head so many times to look at a link and when I get back to my work I've lost the specific point I was focusing on. The beauty of the vufine display is that I can fix my gaze exactly where I'm working…

Well I've been playing Vufine for a few days now and I have mixed feelings. First, it's useless if you use it with thin-rimmed glasses. Even with the included thin frame brace, the Vufine is too heavy. The mount kept falling off. To make matters worse, it was extremely uncomfortable and you have to constantly adjust your glasses due to the extra weight. I have a hat mount on the way that should fix this problem, but it's still a shame it doesn't work right out of the box. So it's a bummer. But…

This handheld display is ideal for improving situational awareness when flying a drone. I fly an Inspire 2 drone which has a video camera and an FPV camera which is always nose pointed. To maintain VLOS you must follow the aircraft while minimizing your gaze to check the display as best as possible. I use the Cendence Controller to quickly set up the camera with touch instead of having to search in the app. To see the FPV view you need to overlay the camera view in the app. This approach will…