VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses, 135" 120Hz 1000Nits Display, Harman Audio,Electrochromic Film,Myopia Adjustments,for iPhone 17/16/15/Android/Mac/PC/Steam Deck-Used Like New

I like the fact that everything I wanted improved on the original Viture One Glasses has been improved. The screen is bigger (I wouldn't want it any larger) , the screen is brighter (Also adjustable), the screen is sharper (especially around the edges), the sound is 5db louder (with recent update & can raise or lower), & the lenses tint darker (blocking out almost all light). Others complained about the fit, but while I think the fit isn't perfect, I like the fit & find it comfortable for around 3 hours straight then I take a break. Just like sunglasses fit, everyone's head, face, & eyes are different. So, I think they did a really good job to accommodate everyone for a happy median. The quality of these glasses, just like the original Viture Ones, is excellent craftsmanship. I think they can improve the fit by making an increased variety of nose pieces either with new purchase of glasses or buying just an increased variety nose piece set. Nose piece cushions could be a little more comfortable maybe by exploring other materials like memory foam, different foam/rubber ratio combination, or maybe some slip resistant neoprene like covering over the nose contact area. Also, the screen should be able to be moved vertically up or down more tailor screen placement if in between nose pieces (I don't have this problem but I've read someone else has. I think that the next model glasses should be 4k @ 120hz to push it to the next level. The tinting feature should also be further improved to block out 100% of light. I dont know if they can do it or not, but it would be cool to have a cable that's magnetic connector from glasses to a full hdmi (to eliminate the adapter). It would also be nice to have volume & brightness control on separate glasses frame arms instead of 1 up & down control buttons with shared function on same glasses frame arm. I also think these are the best xr glasses on the market & hopefully Viture stays on top (& I think they will). Last but not least (by far) Vitures customer service is #1 out of any company I've dealt with thanks to Emily (give promotion). She is very friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, & irreplaceable (especially nowdays)! Thank you & I really appreciate these new Viture Pro Glasses as I don't have to lug out a big tv into my truck as I'm an over the road truck driver.

First off, the sharpness in each lens is perfect 1080p on what is definitely a fair approximation as a 135" screen from 10 ft away. I was worried there would be blurriness or difficulty reading some text but if your eye is perfectly centered on the lens then that eye can read absolutely everything on the massive screen it projects. The only problem is that if your eyes happen to be slightly wider or narrower set than whatever the preset interpupillary distance in the glasses is, there will be some blurring at the edges. I happen to be a large man whose eyes are slightly wider set than these glasses are designed for. What this ultimately means is that if I want to use them as my main display for a laptop I can't quite read what's in the corners or some parts of the tops or edges, and there's a lot of important information there that makes this an unfortunately frustrating experience, frustrating because of just how close to amazing it is but can never be for me personally. I happened to get these primarily to be able to play the steam deck in bed without disturbing my wife and maybe watch some videos from my phone in style while I do the dishes, and the focus on the center of the screen is absolutely awesome, so my intended use cases will be met. If this is also your use case, be warned that the speakers are quiet enough if she's still watching TV but if she's trying to sleep you'll probably want to use an earbud to have immersive sound that doesn't disturb anyone else in a quiet place, but in any reasonable ambient sound environment these shouldn't disturb your neighbors. However, in the time between when I ordered this and when it came in I received a new work laptop with thunderbolt which allowed me to try them as a monitor. If you want to use these as a monitor and your eyes aren't perfectly set apart you have to do a lot of straining and adjusting and sometimes closing one eye to read certain text, which ultimately makes them inconducive for extended work flows if that's what you wanted them for. Ultimately, this problem could be fixed with an additional dial similar to the myopia dials that instead changes the width of the projectors (interpupillary distance), and ultimately, this leads to me taking a star from a product that is otherwise exceptional. I mean, really ****in cool, the future is now and I am here for it. I don't know how feasible it is in this form factor, but I know my old HTC Vive VR headset had adjustable interpupillary distance, so for this price point I think more work needs to be done to add in this feature. Fortunately my eyes aren't so far from the intended distance that they're unusable for my primary use cases so I'll be keeping them, but these could be PERFECT for just about everyone with interpupillary adjustability and I would possibly wait longer or pay more for a product that delivers what this does with the added feature of tuning the interpupillary distance, because this is an absolute deal breaker if your eyes are too far from the mark. I will in fact likely be waiting for a new model to come out and the moment one that delivers what these do + interpupillary adjustment, those will get my money and these will be either sold, regifted, or given to my wife whose interpupillary distance is a better match. For what Viture has delivered in ease of use and picture clarity I hope that they're the ones who get my next investment, but ultimately this feature is too critical to not capitalize on if you want to spend this kind of money, and whoever gets there first with the same visual clarity is going to be a brand worth supporting.

Excellent glasses, exactly what I wanted. I use my Viture Pro glasses mainly with my handheld PC (an Xbox Ally X) and they are fantastic. I had tried another brand that was okay, but their picture was blurry around the edges. With these Viture glasses, the picture is crystal clear, beautiful and BIG. I was surprised at the sound quality too, as I anticipated using some good headphones with the glasses if needed; due to the excellent sound quality of the glasses, I didn't have to. Plus I got mine used - mint and saved $100 too, which doesn't hurt. But I would be happy if I had paid full price.

First Step to Usable XR Glasses, I'd like to clarify that my three star rating isn't because these glasses are a bad product. It's because without the neck band pro the experience is limited. TLDR: Down to business, these glasses or exceptional for 1080P movies and video game consumption. However not for productivity like coding or excel, which I bought these for. If you're only gaming or just watching a movie on the on the go, this is a great solution. The text however gets exceptionally hard to read when your coding or in an excel. You can scale up but I could never get it to feel like as usable real monitor or vr headset. I wish I got a chance to try this with the neck band pro. It seems to fix my issues to a degree. But overall i'm not a rich person (just like expensive things I suppose). The Virtue Pros are over $400 and neckband pro is and additinal $300 for the 8gb model. $700 is a hard pill to swallow when the Quest 3s exist at $300. Not to mention the dongles and docks. PLEASE MAKE MORE AFFORDABLE. I want to keeps these mind you, but that's because I want to develop the software to fit my needs. They are almost perfect, but it's a lot of money for almost. The Virtue ones are good but suffer from very similar issues. Reason for Return: Still feels like a early adopter purchase. These aren't cheap glasses. The spacewalker app for android is limited in regards to apps that can you can run in it. Moonlight, as a service is on the iPad version but not android . It requires you to purchase a dongle to unlock the 6 DOF on IOS but that feature is native on android? I could not find a way to upload apps I wanted into space walker app to utilize its features. The issue with the spacewalker app again comes to a head if you own a PC over a mac. It worked well enough on mac, but I don't own one. I had to borrow one. On PC whether it be a Thinkpad, XPS 15 laptop or my custom PC using a DVI adapter cable with USB, the screen would drift anytime my head would move. Even when looking straight my head would shift naturally and it would cause the screen to drift. It's an odd and frustrating experience Full Experience Review. Gaming: I played 35 hours of Elden Ring exclusivly on these glasses. If you want to you know, I beat Godrick the Grafted with these glasses. I own a Steam Deck, and use the service called Moonlight to stream my desktop PC. This allows me to push the resolution to 1080P 120hz at max setting with HDR enabled. (There is very little point to set your relation higher). It was a phenomenal experience. There is an XR plugin using a service called Decky Loader that unlocks a lot of the potential of these glasses on steam deck. If you have a Steam Deck or a Samsung phone with DEX and your buying this for gaming its such a good, no great experience. Movies, Youtube. Connected to DEX, via my Samsung S24 I'm able to play any streaming service with a large screen. Not as big as they advertise but I'll get into that later. The dock battery bank that comes in the bundle allows me to connect another pair of glasses. So, I got a pair for my girlfriend and we watched Godzilla Minus One. That was really cool. It was beautiful, the OLED really pops, especially when godzilla does her atomic beam. WOW. The audio howerver was mid to keep it simple. Audio: Mid I've tried the Ray Neo S which are flawed in comparison, however, the Neo S did have very good speakers when you play them next to the Virtue Pro. The best way I could describe it is that Virtue is missing depth, but it gets the job done. There's no bass, and there's no real adjustment, making them louder just makes you realize they're not going to get better. I actually paired some aftershocks I own to watch the movie as the audio has more substance. The Screen Experience: Phenomenal For those of you who think 1080P it's not enough. I'm here to tell you as someone who prefers a 1440P monitor, the mini OLED panels in these glasses are phenomenal. My biggest issue is that it is advertises as a 135" display and best I could get 80" with XR plugin on my Steam Deck and 55" with nothing but the glasses. This is due to the limited field of vision which I do believe is 40⁰. I had to ask my girlfriend for help. Just to measure the perspective screen. The spacewalker app tries to mitigate that allowing you an ultra wide screen or three screens in varying orientations but the windows app was a nightmare to use even after looking for help in their discord. Productivity: DPI issue These glasses have myopic dials. I close one eye, adjust, then do the same for the other eye. When I find a good spot I'll adjust a third time both eyes open to set it perfectly for me. This was great for gaming and movies where I don't have to focus on text. Really helpful for someone who wears glasses. I'm an aspiring developer, it's a side gig if you will. My main job is data science and I am in spreadsheets, everyday and every night. The fact that the spacewalker app constantly, drifts makes it unusable for windows computer with the app. You're better off not using their three monitor solution they provide and just sticking to 1 screen without the app at all. However, I'm able to make the glasses clear for a certain scale. I'd say16pt text and above of legible, however, anything smaller than that is very hard for me to see. Maybe I need the prescription inserts , but that feels like it defeats the purpose of myopic dials. Between the drift of and inability to use three monitors as advertised, not to mention the fact that I'll now need to buy a separate prescription insert, it makes it very hard to use this for productivity. PS: If you bought these glasses don't forget to update them, they added PD adjustment but only after you update. Itwas hard to see a difference but any little bit helps. I'd like to revisit these glasses at some point in the next year. Maybe when they've created a version that has fixed the right leg from overheating or one that allows me to have 6DOF built in, negating the need for the app to work per device.

I freaking LOVE this item. Like LOVE LOVE! I will say this is my best purchase to date on Amazon and I buy too much crap each month for my own good. Now let’s get to the good stuff. (Transparency: similar review going to the neck band & controller since it was a 3 in 1 deal) I am a tech geek and I love to try various products from cost effective to top of the line. I work in tech after all so it makes sense. This is my second pair of AR glasses by first were Xreal which was purchased through Amazon as well. The virtue glasses: The fit is so much more comfortable than my xreal air if you ask me. It’s snug but not tight so I can move well with them. I ran with both pairs of glasses and this one was very seamless in motion. I love have the prescription adjustment so I can wear this and see WELL with or without my contacts. I am above -3.00 on both eyes so to see it clear is amazing. The nose piece fits great. I don’t find it to be heavy at all. The adapter which I received which I’m not sure from this or the neck back but works well with my android phone and I was even able to use a the converter for my iPhone. I think it sits well on the bridge of my nose. Clean sleek look. If I wasn’t wearing the neck band it would look like regular sun glasses. Device control buttons very easy once you read the directions and honestly I have no complaints. Of course we all want VR glasses in sunglasses for but for a start this works well. It’s so comfy to lay down and watch tv or move around with seeing my surroundings if I want to. Audio is loud and very clear. To the designers- Maybe a camera feature to record and take videos might be nice in the future. Cough cough lol Now the neckband. Is it needed no but do you want it YES! I can access not only my work environment but my other desktops easily with the Remote Desktop app. I like working in the sky space with the 3 screen Display option but since the neck band is technically an android device you can do split screen in android mode which works just as good. The neck band connected to my WiFi easily, phones easily and any controller I am using. I have a mini wireless palm size keyboard with mouse and it’s almost seamless. (The keyboard is on the cheaper side so I won’t ding it for that) when using the hand gesture option; it’s pretty cool to not have to use any devices to use neckband but there’s def a lot of work that needs to be done. But come on it’s the first of its type to release and it does a pretty decent job. I don’t just game on this bad boy, I store everything from my work, class courses, writing scripts, watching movies from a far or even close and so much more. It’s literally my phone, tablet, laptop all in one with tons of storage space. Virtue is a great assistant. Works just as good as Gemini and Siri with getting me to my apps, research , etc. I don’t think the neckband is heavy at all. Barely notice it’s there unless I’m trying to lay on my side. I love how with the neck band I can minimize the screen to a specific corner and the control actions are no duplicated. It gives it more of advance experience and really makes you feel like you’re in the future. I recommend buying the glasses and the set. My only recommendation is I wish it did E sim so I can just put my cell service or WiFi directly on it without a hot spot but I can’t complain honestly. It keeps me engaged, I can work anywhere it runs fast and it’s my new fav gadget that I use for majority if my day. Oh yea, it’s awesome to connect to the glasses. No long piece running down your side which would be extremely annoying. Lastly the controller. Great touch. Nice to have this as an option if you don’t want to use your phone. Connects to the neckband easily. Works great with my Xbox cloud account. Took several tries to figure out why I couldn’t use the controller to play my games but hint hint hold L & R same time to switch from stick mode and game mode. Is this part necessary no but am I happy to have it yes. The controller also allows you to go right to Home Screen, back options between apps and a few other features. To sum it all up, for the price for all of this together this was a great purchase. The neckband is literally putting them to the top of the AR/XR glasses game. I would not only recommend it but I can say most will love it if you’re not just buying it for movies and gaming. You can get cheaper for that but this bad boy right here is a straight up Experience!

This product was a disaster. You spend a lot of money expecting what’s advertised, and the effect ends up lame and boring. The glasses were uncomfortable, like a clamp on my head, just to put two screens in front of my eyes. It did create a “tiny movie screen” effect, but it fell short of what's advertised. I returned them the same day after asking myself if the price was worth it. It was absolutely not. I knew that right away. Text was blury and hard to read. I couldn't see the lower half of my screen without squinting. The overall effect was ruined because I just couldn't see me wearing these for very long. I tried to enjoy them but it didn't seem to me that it was worth it at all. I will say that the internal screens looked nice. The problem is the generic approach this company took. It’s better than some cheaper options, sure, but VITURE tries to compete with XReal and they aren't even close. I returned these and bought a more expensive product from a competitor. The difference was night and day. My use case was simple: plug into an RTX 4090 and get a movie-size screen instead of using a TV. This wasn’t for me. I’d look at other options and consider spending more money for a better product. You'll be glad you did. UPDATE: VITURE reached out about this review and we talked. My opinions haven’t really changed about the product or its overall effect. I was surprised VITURE cared enough to follow up, and I applaud them for reading feedback and responding. It was good to see they care about product feedback and customer experience. I’m grateful they tried to help, but my conclusions about the product stands. I can’t recommend this product for my use case (using it with an RTX 4090 as a second, private, immersive screen).Maybe it's better at working on a phone or a Nintendo Switch or something else. It just doesn’t stack up to XReal or the marketing VITURE puts out there about it. In my opinion, if I have to download apps or use a secondary expensive device to the glasses to get it to comeclose to what XReal offers out of the box, then this mainly serves as a cheaper alternative to XReal’s AR glasses but it's barely barely comparable. The glasses were uncomfortable. It felt like a clamp on my head. The glasses connection cable uses a strange proprietary connection that detaches easily because it's held in with magnetic force. The corners of the screen are blurry, and the “movie screen” as a second-monitor effect isn’t really as great as advertised. The screens inside the glasses are nice when you look at them in the center but looking outside of the center... things get blurly and degarde. It's not a floating monitor that exists virtually like they advertise it to be. It's literally two monitors that follow your head which I found to be disorienting. Don't get me wrong, VITURE customer service was friendly, but this was not the right AR glasses for me.

I run these to my PC with a Displayport adapter and a USBC female coupler. Figuring the adapter setup out was kind of a pain since there's quite a bit of variability in their specs, but it was worth it in the end. The Pro XRs have radically changed the way I use my computer. The tech is finally good enough for these to be genuinely viable as a screen replacement and they have become my daily drivers, replacing two physical screens with a virtual one (until Spacewalker releases for PC and even more functionality is unlocked). I use it in my bed with Bluetooth peripherals and it is very comfy. The Pro XRs absolutely succeed at what they set out to do, which is to provide a large, high quality, vibrant, and bright floating screen in front of you. Features like the electrochromic lens, 120hz, magnetic cable, and manual focus dials, all are great touches that significantly enhance the experience. Games, movies, productivity, all can be accomplished on these; for entertainment purposes they serve particularly well as a generously sized personal theater screen or gaming monitor. Your mileage may vary though as they aren't perfect. You may find them lacking in terms of comfort or usability due to the narrow IPD. Hopefully future models address this. I also had to fiddle around with and bend nose pieces to get a quality picture, and had even considered returning them before I figured this out. In closing: Just a generation or two ago I would say that XR glasses in general were not worth keeping. But the industry has clearly matured since and Viture is looking like the pack leader. They have what is now one of the best XR glasses on the market with the Pros, the best software with Spacewalker, and from what I hear, the best customer support. Future versions of this tech from Viture and other companies will be even more impressive but I believe the Pro XRs are an excellent jump-in point to get a taste of spatial computing. I went in expecting to be underwhelmed and return them, but I'm keeping them. UPDATE: Been a few months so thought I'd make an update. I no longer use them daily but that is mainly because I started back on the FPS grind, and these are not as stable as a standard monitor for precision-heavy gaming. Spacewalker turned out to be a bit of a dud, but even without the software, I would still recommend these glasses as a general entertainment hub or for mobile computing.

Update: After I left my original review complaining about the Viture Pro XR glasses not working with the Switch 2 out of the box (below) the company quickly got in touch. They did three things: 1) They refunded my payment and let me keep the Pro XR Glasses. 2) They sent me the Viture Pro Mobile Dock needed to use the glasses with the Switch 2 for free. 3) They updated the product description and images to clearly state that the Viture Pro Mobile Dock is needed to use the Viture Pro XR Glasses with the Switch 2. Adding two more stars (for a total of four stars) for excellent customer service and for correcting the product listing promptly. Nice work Viture! I'll add that I have now had the glasses for almost a month, and I'm using them even more than I expected. I originally bought them for occasional flights, but I find myself using them in bed and while relaxing in an easy chair as well. Having the screen directly in front of me no matter how I rest my head and neck is dreamy. I have used the glasses with my iPhone, Steam Deck, iPad, MacBook, and Switch 2 (via the Pro Mobile Dock) and they work well with all of these. Neat! ===================================== Original two-star review follows: Does not work with Switch 2 (unless you buy an expensive adapter) Why do this product title and listing claim that these are the "First-ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2"? These AR glasses, as they come in the box, *do not* work with the Switch 2. To make these glasses work with the Switch 2 requires the Viture Pro Mobile Dock, which is not included. It costs an extra $129 and involves a mess of cables. It may work fine, I don't know, I'm not spending an extra $129 to do what this listing says it does. As for the glasses themselves, they are similar to the other Sony Micro-OLED powered glasses I have tried (Xreal, RayNeo). Fairly good picture, somewhat difficult to fit, bottom corners of the display are blurry and a bit cut off for me, with my face shape. The thing that sets these Viture glasses apart for me is the diopter adjustment for nearsightedness. That means I can use these without expensive custom corrective lenses, which I would have to buy separately for the Xreal or RayNeo. These are my favorite of the three for that reason. It also means you can share them with others more easily. These still aren't going to replace a real AR/VR headset like a Meta Quest or a Vision Pro. They are not ideal for any sort of productivity work. While the head tracking does function when connected to a Mac using the Spacewalker app the FoV is too constrained to be useful to me. It's like using multiple low resolution monitors with blinders on. All that said, for watching TV or movies in bed or on a flight, or playing games on a Steam Deck, these are hard to beat. Will you be doing that enough to justify the cost of buying them and the mild discomfort of wearing them? That's up to you. I just wish they were more accurate in describing what they do and do not do as they come in the box.

Questi occhiali diventeranno il vostro miglior compagno di viaggio e non solo. Li ho provati durante un volo di 9 ore e si sono rivelati all'altezza delle aspettative, schermo bello grande, luminoso, con le lenti auto oscuranti che vi concedono maggior contrasto, perfetti per film e per giocare. Nessun affaticamento anche dopo diverse ore grazie anche ai naselli a zero pressione. Ottima l'app e la possibilità di usare il proprio smartphone come mouse.

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動画視聴・ゲーム用途で使用していますが、全体的にとても満足しています。 まず映像の綺麗さが想像以上でした。 大画面で発色も良く、文字もくっきり見えるので、映画やYouTube視聴でも違和感なく楽しめます。明るさも十分で、映像に集中できます。 音質についても正直あまり期待していなかったのですが、良い意味で裏切られました。 内蔵スピーカーでも音がこもらず、映像視聴には十分なクオリティだと思います。ヘッドホン必須という感じではありません。 また、没入感がかなり高いです。 周囲の視界が気にならなくなり、「自分専用の大画面スクリーン」を持ち歩いている感覚になります。長時間でも意外と集中して使えました。 一点だけ工夫した方がいいと感じたのがノーズパッドです。 標準のものより長めのノーズパッドに交換した方が映像位置が安定し、ピントも合いやすくなりました。ここは最初に調整するのがおすすめです。 総合的に、映像体験を重視する人にはとても良い製品だと思います。

Die Viture XR Brille hat mich echt positiv überrascht. Schon beim Auspacken merkt man, dass sie hochwertig verarbeitet ist. Das Design wirkt modern und unaufdringlich, sodass man sie auch in der Öffentlichkeit tragen kann, ohne komisch angeschaut zu werden. Besonders cool finde ich, wie leicht sie ist – man vergisst fast, dass man überhaupt eine Brille trägt. Die Bildqualität ist gestochen scharf und Farben wirken richtig lebendig. Auch nach längerem Tragen hatte ich keine Probleme mit den Augen oder dem Nacken. Für Filme oder Serien ist die Brille ein echter Gamechanger, weil man quasi einen riesigen Bildschirm vor sich hat. Auch fürs Zocken ist sie super geeignet, vor allem unterwegs. Die Bedienung ist erstaunlich einfach, selbst wenn man nicht so technikaffin ist. Besonders gefällt mir, dass sie mit verschiedenen Geräten kompatibel ist – vom Smartphone bis zur Konsole. Der Sound ist klar und räumlich, sodass man richtig in die Inhalte eintaucht. Insgesamt fühlt es sich an, als hätte man ein kleines Heimkino immer dabei. Ich hätte ehrlich gesagt nicht gedacht, dass so viel Technik in so ein kompaktes Gerät passt. Für mich ist die Viture XR Brille aktuell eines der spannendsten Gadgets, das ich in den letzten Jahren ausprobiert habe. Ich kann sie jedem empfehlen, der Spaß an neuen Technologien hat und Entertainment auf ein neues Level heben will.

Great customer service! My speakers were giving distorted audio after about a year. When I contacted customer support I got a replacement sent directly when I returned my faulty glasses. Got my new pair within a week! Very satisfied