At a glance

Accomplishes its goal: provides a usable AR workspace

XReal glasses are lightweight and comfortable

Numerous bugs

Subscription cost is a significant investment

Sightful’s Spacetop is undoubtedly useful as a massive AR alternative for those who can’t access a number of physical displays. But a number of fixable bugs still soured my experience, capped off by a fairly hefty subscription price.

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Sightful’s Spacetop, a gigantic augmented-reality supplemental monitor for your PC, succeeds as a concept. But it still needs some fine-tuning before you’ll be completely happy with it, especially at the price Sightful is charging.

Imagine looking through a swim mask at the night sky, made up of a regular grid of small stars. Upon this grid floats a small taskbar and various Windows windows, which you can move around and drag, just like a desktop. Spacetop functions as a massive virtual screen that seamlessly replaces your laptop’s monitor. Look up, down, and to the sides, and you can see your windows and apps. There’s a small floating taskbar for in-Spacetop navigation. You can run Teams or Slack in one corner and Outlook in another since it’s all in Windows. Instead of a swim mask, however, you’re using a pair of XReal augmented-reality glasses.