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 AR glasses. They are visually sharp, with a bright display. The speaker sound is variable. It depends on where the speakers are located in relation to your ears. My wife thinks they sound great. I feel the sound is faint until I press the glasses arms closer to my ears. If you cup your hands around the speakers, they sound so much better and very robust. I recommend getting bandless ear warmers as an accessory to mimic your hands cupping around the speakers. That’s what I did and the sound is great! The photochromic lenses work perfectly. You can see objects on the periphery since the glasses do not wrap around your eyes. I recommend getting these glasses since you can get this model at a reduced cost since the Luma pro models launched.

I don't game. I primarily wanted this for my phone to not have to hold it up in front of my face to get the equivalent size screen that these provide. Unfortunately upon plugging them into my Google pixel 7, it turns out my phone doesn't do DisplayPort out usbc, so that won't work. Next I tried to plug it into my Mac desktop. My Mac mini is buried behind the monitor and not very accessible, pretty much permanently set up. I do have a hub and try that, but I'm assuming that was why they didn't work with that either. So lastly I used it on my MacBook laptop. That worked fine, but essentially being a secondary display, I found it inconvenience, next to impossible to have to keep looking down at the keyboard. The Sacewalker app does provide up to three screens (your primary in the center, with two virtual screens on either side.) however, the screens are fixed in space like VR headsets, in other words you move your head and the screens stay. I felt very disoriented trying to just do computer work that way, and would have much preferred just the screens staying fixed in the glasses and move with your head. The second, single display that shows when you don't run the Spacewalker app behaves this way, however no option for multiple screens then. Overall, until I get a phone that supports DisplayPort over usbc, these are a no-go for me. As far as how they look, the image is bright and good. I have a -4.75 prescription and was able to dial these in pretty close using just the myopic adjustments. I only check the sound for about a minute, but the speaker slits are directed towards your ears well enough to work and sound pretty good. The right arm does get warm, but for me, it was at a part of the arm that was not touching my face. The buttons are very small and I found myself trying to press the hinge when first getting used to them. Feel like they would just be more intuitive to be on the top of the arm, but I guess that's an aesthetic choice. I don't see how anything XR is really supposed to work well. The glasses are not very see-through when the polarization is off. Unless the content is specifically alpha channel clear where you're looking through, it's pretty much just screens and you can't avoid focusing on them. The fit wasn't bad, however they do give you three different nose pieces to use. I would venture to bet everyone needs at least the tallest one, as there is a center bar that blocks the top of the screen unless you put them higher on your face. A good alternate would be if they just tilted the glasses forward slightly, but they are practically a right angle with the arms. If you could stick some shims between your ears and the arms to tilt the glasses forward, you wouldn't need such high awkward nose pieces.. Just my two cents.

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.

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.

Pros: > works perfectly with steam deck > def brighter than the viture one, which I had before this > the max volume is plenty loud. you can also wear headphones (without connecting them or turning them on) as a way to boost volume by containing the sound. You can achieve the same effect by cupping your hands over your ears and you'll know what I mean. I can hear super clearly on the lowest volume setting doing this > Even though the steam deck only ouputs at 60fps, the picture is so much smoother on the viture pros. When playing a 40fps game, there is a very noticeable difference in motion smoothness vs using the built in screen. > in a way, this is the nicest screen I have in my house. I dont have an OLED TV and the only other OLED screen was my phone. I have to say, the colors look really good. The reds just pop like i've never seen before Cons: > The edge screen blurriness is improved, but not solved, at least for me. I think you really need to position the glasses perfectly to get edge to edge clarity. It doesnt really bother me too much but it definitely bothered me more on the viture ones. > My spouse as a smaller IPD and said that no matter how the classes were adjusted, they would always see double. I'm not sure if there are IPD limitations but I have no other way of understand what's going on here. Overall, I basically use these exclusively for my steam deck because I dont have the pro dock (contemplating if its worth $130). Being able to lay down totally comfortably and play games is so awesome. Sitting at my desk to play games feel kind of weird now and a bit of a chore. I still do but nothing beats the comfort of laying down with a controller in hand and playing on a big colorful screen wherever is most comfortable. I often sit on a chair in my kid's room while I wait for them to sleep and play some games. They can't see the screen, and barely see the light so it doesnt bother them and I'm having a blast while I wait. game changer!

Update: company reached out to me and did their best to rectify the situation. Their customer support was very understanding and accomodating and I had to come back and notate this for other future buyers. I only raised it from 3 stars to 4 just because my issues with this model are still present for it, but the phenomenal customer service should give anyone comfort in knowing they are buying a product from a company who has their back. Even though its a proprietary cable, their customer support's actions give me more confidence in the product's longevity. In the event there's an issue, I have better confidence they will support me and my situation. There's very few of those companies that exist and its reassuring to see. Thank you Viture! Original: Getting these pretty late in the game. Viture has already released 3 new products to their line post this item's launch. I like the comfort (user specific). I like the eye-adjuster things. I like how light they feel and how clear they look. This definitely feels like a luxury product. I really like the image, although i feel even on its lowest setting in some environments it can be still too bright. Audio quality is very very good, i was genuinely surprised. My concern and biggest complaint is the fact they use a proprietary cable. I like it being magnetic, i really do. But i can't find a replacement cable anywhere EXCEPT from viture themselves. While on newer products they abandon this, giving consumers for option, I'm already locked into this since 1) it's past the return window and 2) it's not really cheap. So buyers of this, beware. If the cable breaks, you're SOL unless you buy an overpriced one from viture. Id be fine with a $20-30 adapter thats proprietary magnet connector on one end and a female USB c on the other so you can use other cables. They have something similar, but it's so you can connect THIS charger to the new models that use USB-C. So really, a tiny connector adapter to convert an existing usb-c display capable wire you probably already have into a wire for this isn't existant and probably won't exist. Very unfortunate. It's a great device honestly. It does what is advertised. Image doesn't look like 120inches but that's hard to assimilate. I think sub $300 is okay. It would be nice if the adapter to repurpose another wire existed for $20-30 like i mentioned earlier. Instead, you have to buy an entire new charger from them directly for $40+. It's like owning an apple 30pin connector all over again....

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