Shrinking the holographic experience into a cell phone-sized device, Looking Glass Go promises an easier and more accessible way to convert 2D and 3D imagery, including characters generated by ...

The Go is reported to have twice the pixel density of previous Looking Glass displays, and is nearly 10x thinner. Input resolution is 1,440 x 2,560 pixels at 9:16 aspect, and the setup allows for ...

Looking Glass says the device is made of steel, glass, and ABS plastic, weighs 235g, measures 0.76 inches (1.9cm) thick, and stands 6.3 inches (16cm) tall and 3.2 inches (8cm) wide.

Looking Glass light field displays are targeted a retail, entertainment and more. The 27-inch display sells for $10,000 with a pre-order price of $8,000 through April 30. Shipments begin in June 2025.

As with past Looking Glass devices, you can pair the frame with a Mac or PC thanks to a USB-C cable and get some 3D modeling use out of it through apps like Unity, Unreal, Blender, or WebXR.