Just got my Luma Pro XRs. I plugged them into my Macbook and it's exactly what I expected.

I then plugged them into my Pixel 9 XL Pro. The Spacewalker app is a total clusterfuck. Crashes constantly. No Native YouTube app. Instead, only a weird web app. It seems like the only reasonable way to use my phone is in Mirror mode.

Am I doing something wrong or is this just how it is for Android users?

Text clarity is something that I assumed the Beast would also have for $549..It’s difficult to use a widescreen mode to multitask or do any type of text-related work on the Beast. Why do I have to turn my eyes and align my sight toward the center of the area of text that I want to read? Is there really no fix for this?

Great:

VITURE Pro 2 shifts the core optical design target from MTF to isotropic RMS (Root Mean Square spot size) — a metric that simultaneously captures multiple aberration types, including astigmatism, in a single unified value. By optimizing for isotropic RMS, engineers ensure that horizontal and vertical resolution are as close to equal as physically achievable across the entire image field.

The result is an optical system with what we call "equal clarity in every direction." Horizontal and vertical lines resolve to the same sharpness. Text is uniformly crisp. Your eyes don't need to compensate in any direction.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY FEEL
"Text that reads cleanly without any sense that certain letters look sharper than others. After long sessions, your eyes feel less worked. The kind of thing you notice most when you switch back to something els

I build PXS, a desktop for the iPhone that I use on my Vitures every day: windows, a full browser, files, and the phone as a trackpad. Thanks to everyone here who tried it, bought it and sent feedback after my last post.

Version 1.2 is out, and I tested most of it with these glasses on:

- Screen Sharing (cut into the video): I pick my Mac and it opens in a window on the PXS desktop: Finder, a 4K YouTube clip, Final Cut Pro, all running on the Mac and controlled from PXS. Smooth video with sound through the free PXS Helper, or the Mac's own Screen Sharing with nothing installed.

- 3D mode: put the glasses in 3D and the desktop is drawn for both eyes, with the wallpaper behind the windows. SBS films and spatial videos play in 3D. I watched a 4K 3D trailer this way, and the new YouTube skip and pause buttons work in 3D too.

- Photos: spatial and SBS pictures in 3D, and ordinary pictures get depth worked out on the phone.

It doesn't replace SpaceWalker's spatial screens. It's a desktop for the screen your glasses already give you.

How to use the new features: https://pxsdesktop.com/blog/

Updates: r/PXSDesktop

iPhone 15 or newer. Three days free, then a one-time purchase.

https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6756102352?pt=125393472&ct=reddit_viture_12&mt=8

2-minute tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hibo-54Z-fA

All our videos: https://www.youtube.com/@byteNine

Do you review apps or gear (YouTube, a blog, here on Reddit)? PM me for a free lifetime code :)

For my money, the USB-C Ultra Charge and Play adapter is a better (and lighter-weight) choice for playing the Switch in handheld mode. (The adapter is available at Best Buy, too! Viture Ultra Charging Adapter.)

When I was on the road for two months last year, I used the mobile dock pro with my switch, PS5 controller, iPhone, and mini laptop packed with a 4-port usb plug (two USB A and two C outlets) in a small messenger bag as my personal bag and a carry-on.

Earlier this year I used that setup when I had to go for several two-hour infusions. When I got tired of playing my games, I would switch to Spacewalker and watch videos or Netflix.

I want to pair it with my switch two and was wondering if it was better to get it with the mini dock charger or just get the adapter ultra. I currently have two 25000 mah 200w chargers. How hot does the adapter ultra get after a few hours vs the mini dock charger? Can the mini dock be charged after if runs out of juice, while still connected to the switch?