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Summary This news is a bit old, but this was the first time I took notice of the product. LG Uplus, their telecommunications division, cooperated with Chinese company Nreal (as well as Qualcomm) to create consumer AR glasses. The price is pretty steep, at $590, and availability is a big unknown, but hey, it exists. Quotes My thoughts It's a weird product. It looks janky, it probably isn't worth the money, but it's also stupidly interesting. Also, it flew under the radar like a stealth bomber. Sources http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20200811000779 https://www.vrfocus.com/2020/08/nreals-consumer-ar-glasses-now-available-in-south-korea-through-lg-uplus/

Unfortunately, I tried the first solution and it didn't do anything... Perhaps I should just lug the power brick around. But thanks for the help.

So the batteryreport's attached to this post; if you see there, you'll find that the battery capacity jumped from 70Wh to 51Wh in a day. I don't remember anything going particularly wrong on that date. I installed MSI Afterburner, and that was about it. Anyone have any idea what the problem was? battery_report.html