Can the Mac mini really become a portable workstation?

In this video, I test a very different mobile work setup: using the VITURE Beast XR glasses as the display for my Mac mini M4. Instead of carrying a portable monitor or using an iPad as a screen, I connect the Mac mini directly to the XR glasses with one Type-C cable and use it as a large virtual display.

I’ll show how this setup works in a café, what the display experience is like, how SpaceWalker enables ultrawide and multi-screen modes, and whether this can actually replace a traditional monitor in some mobile work scenarios.

Of course, this setup is not perfect. It is not as convenient as a MacBook, it still needs power, a keyboard, and a trackpad, and long-term wearing comfort is something you need to consider. But if you want the performance of a Mac mini without carrying a physical monitor, this combination opens up a very interesting possibility.

Featured product:
VITURE Beast XR Glasses: https://amzn.to/4dFhvSn

My setup:
Mac mini M4: https://amzn.to/4dSAcAZ
Keyboard: https://amzn.to/49Z9fu8
Trackpad: https://amzn.to/4uGWAEn
Mac Mini M4 Bag: https://amzn.to/4fdykVG

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:09 What’s in the bag
00:45 Why Mac mini needs a screen
01:08 Why XR glasses
01:53 Comfort and connection
02:27 Display quality
03:05 Virtual screen size
03:25 Productivity features
03:59 Screen stability
04:33 Electrochromic dimming
05:15 Privacy
05:42 iPhone and other devices
06:23 Mac mini workflow
06:46 Limitations
07:13 Conclusion

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