It seems like both Hololens and Magic Leap AR glass have their pros and cons. While Magic Leap is slightly cheaper, Hololens has an all-in-one form factor which makes it more convenient. The design of both devices is not impressive, but the Hololens look less awkward. The user experience on the Hololens is consistent and well thought out, whereas the Magic Leap AR glass has some UX issues. When it comes to developer stack, Microsoft's tools make it hard to challenge them. While the field of view is a major complaint with the Hololens, it's not dramatically different from Magic Leap's field of view. Hololens seems to have a better edge in tracking. In terms of hype, Microsoft took a low-key approach while Magic Leap engaged in excessive hyperbole. However, the biggest issue with Magic Leap is its usability - it needs to be customized by a technician which makes it hard to share experiences and get people to try it out. In conclusion, both devices have their weaknesses, but Hololens seems to come out ahead when considering the product, ecosystem, and the company supporting it.