My first reaction was: "What a piece of crap!! This is it?"
And yes... that it was. If you have never tried it, is 100X (and I'm being generous) less impressive than the super fake demo video they posted.
All of which I gather the Magic Leap is better on... by less than 50%. In two years.
AR has unbelievably misleading advertising. To enough of a degree that I think they should be fined rather significantly. Remember the HoloLens Minecraft "demo" videos? Or the full 3D models on the user's desk, nearly the size of the screen or keyboard? You couldn't even cover a coffee mug at that distance.
Issues I had were mostly when it failed and started sliding around while I stood still, or jumped a bit and stayed wrong for a couple seconds.
Of these, only VR seems even remotely close to reaching its original promise
https://www.newarteditions.com/invader-sneakers-speed-balls/
(Sorry, all sold out -- I mean GAME OVER!)
But yeah the onboard stuff is just soso. But of course you seem to be looking for a polished product,most of these AR solutions are aspirational and designed to help build reference implementations and AR Development capabilities.