When Natsume Met NeoVista: A Pocket-Sized Cinema Adventure

Breaking news from the cozy corner of my couch — I have officially turned my living room into an IMAX theater, using nothing more than a Samsung S25 smartphone and the CORNMI NeoVista X7 Lite smart viewing glasses. Yes, you heard right. No tickets, no popcorn lines, just me, a sofa, and an excessive sense of technological pride.

After connecting my S25 to the NeoVista, I slipped the glasses on and—bam!—suddenly I was inside the world of Natsume’s Book of Friends. You know that anime: soft light, drifting petals, Yokai with attitude, and Natsume being calm while everyone else has emotional meltdowns. Usually, it’s “peaceful to watch.” But with the NeoVista X7 Lite? It felt like I’d been spirited away myself.

When Natsume gently opens the Book of Friends, the pages actually float before my eyes. When Nyanko-sensei demands sake, I instinctively reached for my cup. The picture quality was so crisp that I could count individual sakura petals—and possibly Nyanko’s whiskers (scientifically unconfirmed).

By episode three, I had forgotten I was still in my pajamas. The NeoVista wrapped my vision in a bubble of serenity—an ultra-HD, heartbreak-healing bubble. The S25’s processing power made everything smooth as buttered mochi.

Verdict: If Studio Ghibli had invented VR, it would feel something like this. The CORNMI NeoVista X7 Lite is not just a gadget—it’s a teleportation device for tired souls. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have another Yokai to cry about, in glorious 4K solitude.