I Tried Smart Glasses That Give You a 160” Screen! TOZO VIZO Z1 Pro
These glasses weigh only 63 grams, but inside are Micro-OLED displays with up to 6,000 nits of peak brightness, and what you actually see through them looks about as crisp as a 4K monitor. They’re the TOZO VIZO Z1 Pro AR glasses, and they’re honestly one of the coolest products I’ve gotten to use this year, so I tested that 160-inch virtual screen for movies, gaming, travel, and real productivity. (TOZO sponsored this video and sent these out.)
In the box you just get the glasses, a carrying case, a USB-C cable, and a cleaning cloth. Plug them into an iPhone and they show up instantly as the VIZO Z1 Pro, powered by the phone with no charging needed, and turning the phone horizontal gives you that full-screen TV view; I even locked my phone and Invincible kept playing on the 160-inch screen. The built-in speakers are plenty loud on your own, but in a coffee shop you’ll want headphones, and holding volume down switches into 3D mode for side-by-side content. On the Galaxy S26 Ultra you get full Samsung DeX right on the glasses, with the phone working as a touchpad, so you can genuinely type and work on the go. Steam Deck is plug and play, and gaming on my ROG Zephyrus G14 at 120Hz looked better than a lot of gaming monitors, especially lying back and looking up at the ceiling. The built-in diopter adjustment means no prescription inserts, and even with my astigmatism I got them super crisp, plus the 47.5° field of view feels huge. The catches: the Nintendo Switch just sees them as an audio device, so you’ll need an adapter for some machines; on a Mac you’ll want one maximized window at a time instead of heavy multitasking; and people in front of you can see a faint shadow of what you’re watching.
Watch the full TOZO VIZO Z1 Pro review to see the display, DeX, gaming, and setup in action. Final thoughts: think of these as a portable external monitor that weighs basically nothing and has a giant, sharp screen, and they’re easily one of the coolest things I’ve tested; check the link in the video description for current promos and pricing.
