AR Glasses to help vision impaired watch TV?

I feel like that would be confusing as shite trying to keep up with the dialog AND being told what is happening at the same time.

I have the Meta Quest 3 set- I can watch prime, peacock, YouTube, I imagine anything is available.

The headset isn’t the most comfortable but there are better sets out there. We got the less expensive one and if we need to replace it we will definitely get a higher end one.

I don't know much about smart glasses. Well, I have never tried them or anything, but I do know of someone whose son who went on a trip to Spain with his class, on their senior trip. And evidently the glasses were very useful because it can translate other languages into English in "real time". So as the person is speaking, it comes up on the glasses. I only mention this because I would think there are features there that she can benefit from.

I don't know if this technology is available on the glasses, but I know Ring used AI to give the homeowner information. If someone comes within a certain distance of the camera it gives a description, although I think it takes a little while for it to be accurate. A friend of mine told me that the other day his daughter was vacuuming out her car and he was notified that someone was outside using a leaf blower. I don't know if that type of technology would be useful, but I have to think there are smart glasses with that capability.

No but will look into it. Thanks

To their credit, Microsoft has leaned very hard into adaptive solutions. I think they're more about mobility than vision, but they have some options.