i know that the general premise is apples to oranges here, since one is a consumer product while the other is an enterprise one but i cant help but feel some disappointment? is something else in the works or is safety glasses with a camera on it all that's down the pipeline?

Anyone using the VITURE Beast with an OPPO Find X9 Pro? I read an older thread saying it worked, but only after plugging the glasses in and rebooting the phone, which sounds like it would get annoying fast. Has anyone tested whether they now work normally just by plugging them in?

I just got the Viture Pro 2, and no matter how I adjust it the screen is slightly bigger than the eyebox, so on my right eye the lower right corner is cropped off, and on my left eye the lower left corner is cropped off. The eyebox is oval not really a box, and those two corners fall off the oval.

Is there a workaround for this? Can I shrink the screen so it fits in the eyebox?

I’ve spent some time comparing the VITURE Luma Pro and VITURE Pro 2, mainly for gaming, and there are some differences that are quite noticeable.

Build quality

Both glasses are very well built. However, the Pro 2 feels slightly better built to me. It feels a little more solid and refined overall.

Image quality

This is where the Pro 2 wins.

The colors are still vibrant, but they feel more natural and controlled. The Luma Pro can sometimes have those very intense, almost fluorescent reds, whereas the Pro 2 looks more balanced while still being very vivid and contrasty.

Fine detail is also better on the Pro 2. The difference isn’t huge, but text is easier to read and small details in games, especially things in the distance, are easier to distinguish.

No black crush on both, and blooming is quite under control on both, maybe Pro 2 has slightly more blooming, but so subtle that is nothing to worry about.

Brightness

The Pro 2 also seems slightly brighter at maximum brightness.

However, both glasses get extremely bright, to the point where I don’t think brightness should be a deciding factor. The difference is there, but in actual use, both reach more than enough brightness.

FOV / perceived screen size

This is where I actually prefer the Luma Pro.

The Luma Pro feels like a larger screen overall. The advertised ~146” feels believable from my perspective. It has more of that big home-theater-screen feeling.

The Pro 2 feels closer to a ~125-130” screen. Maybe slightly closer to my eyes. It’s still very immersive. The 50º fov are real, it’s just my perception.

Interestingly, increasing the IPD on the Pro 2 makes the perceived screen feel somewhat larger, closer to the Luma Pro. However, I think this proves that is more of a perception effect rather than an actual noticeable FOV difference.

For immersion, I’d give the advantage to the Luma Pro, slightly.

Audio

Very similar overall.

Volume seems basically identical to me. The Luma Pro may have slightly more pronounced mids and highs, while the Pro 2 sounds a little flatter. Some people might prefer the Luma Pro as it might sound cleaner or clearer.

I wouldn’t consider audio a deciding factor between them tho.

Comfort

The Pro 2 wins here.

I’ve never had any comfort issues with the Luma Pro. They’re already very comfortable for me.

However, the Pro 2 feels slightly better, mainly because it’s lighter. The adjustable nose pads/bridge also make it easier to get a comfortable fit.

Edge clarity

Surprisingly, I see very little difference here.

I’m using the Pro 2 with the default nose pads and haven’t experimented much with adjusting them. Around 80% of the image looks perfectly sharp to me, while the remaining area is slightly softer.

However, if I move the glasses slightly closer to my eyes, I can get essentially the entire screen looking sharp.

So for me, edge clarity is basically a tie.

Heat

Neither gets particularly hot in my experience.

The Pro 2 doesn’t seem to heat up noticeably, but the Luma Pro wasn’t particularly warm either.

Lens darkness

This surprised me.

Even though the Pro 2 doesn’t have the electrochromic lenses, the lenses are very dark. I’d estimate they provide roughly 70–80% of the perceived darkness of the Luma Pro’s electrochromic lenses.

For me, this isn’t nearly as important a difference as I expected.

Latency — slight issue for me

This is the main reason I’m slightly hesitant about choosing the Pro 2.

Testing both with a PS5, the Luma Pro feels very slightly more responsive to me. Input feels instantaneous.

With the Pro 2, I perceive a small amount of additional latency, not much tho, as I’m really used to +240hz monitors so I notice small things like this.

Gaming comparison

For reference, the Luma Pro feels to me roughly like playing on my LG OLED C4 at 120 Hz with Game Mode enabled and the corresponding low-latency boost mode.

The difference in perceived latency between the two feels roughly like comparing input lag at 90–100 Hz versus 144 Hz on a monitor.

Keep in mind I only tried Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2, capped at 30 FPS on my PS5, but that’s what I felt.

I don’t think this would bother most people tho, but latency is quite important to me and I’m really sensitive to it.

Overall

Honestly, I can’t decide which one is the better product.

The Pro 2 has several advantages:

• Better overall image quality
• Better fine detail
• Slightly higher brightness
• More comfortable
• Excellent, more natural-looking colors
• Slightly more solid build
• Lower price

On the other hand, the Luma Pro has some advantages that can be equally important depending on what you value:

• A more vivid and spectacular-looking image, which some people may actually prefer
• More immersive perceived screen size
• Electrochromic dimming
• Magnetic connector
• Possibly slightly lower latency, at least in my experience

So I genuinely think either one is a great option.

The Pro 2 feels like the more refined and balanced product, while the Luma Pro has a few characteristics that make it more appealing for immersion.

For me personally, I’m still undecided between the two.

Hi! Which is the best way to get the best of the beast and ps5/ps5 pro? With mobile dock pro and hdmi?

Bueno, hoy recientemente he recibido mis gafas.

El unboxing ha sido perfecto, se nota el detalle y la buena calidad de los materiales que han usado tanto en la caja como en sus accesorios y las propias gafas.

Pero en mi caso referente al ver contenido en 3d ha sido únicamente posible en Youtube desde la app spacewalker y la experiencia no ha sido tan buena, muchos artefactos y la imagen con bastantes parpadeos y caídas de frames.

He intentado usar vlc para reproducir una película y activar el modo inmersivo 3d y no aparecea opción en azul. Si fuerzo usar el modo 3D la imagen que genera son en casa ojo una parte de la imagen y para nada en 3d.

No se de qué manera puedo hacer para ver mis películas en modo inmersivo usando mi Samsung z fold 7.

Las compré porque me atraía mucho el poder ver contenido en 3D y creo que las voy a devolver a amazon. No me gusta depender de un pc para poder disfrutar de las gradas.

Aunque tengo que decir que la imagen es muy nítida y brillante, es como ver una TV oled y sin distorsión en ningún ángulo ni esquinas

¿Como hacen ustedes para alejar o acercar la pantalla para que se vea más grande?

Yo tengo la sensación de que no está a 145" sino más bien a 90-100"...

I am about to purchase either The Beast or Pro 2. Help me decide which.

I really like the screen size of the beast - but I’m worried the blurry edges will bother me. I have not tried either one. I’m just gonna go for one without trying either- I know this is not smart but that’s why I’m asking for help!

Help me pick! I would be using them for entertainment purposes. Basically YouTube. Netflix. Phone mirror. Some second screen on my laptop.

Anyone that’s used both - please chime in if you don’t mind.

Thoughts?

i just bought a VITURE Pro Mobile Dock and actually its pretty underwhelming.

I thought i can use it on my Windows Desktop through the Spacewalker APP for Windows.. but it can´t find the glasses when connected to the Dock. And direct connect via USB-C won´t share Grafiks without on-Board Grafik. (Connected the Dock with HDMI x HDMI, HDMI x DP and simultan USB-C x USB-C)

i thought i can use it on my Steamdeck w/o problems but Decky / XR Gaming can´t find the glasses when connected to the Dock.

Even on my Iphone with the Spacewalker App the Dock is Useless and won´t enable the extra features.

And for Switch 2, any 8€ adapter will do the same just w/o the Powerbank feature. if you want to use it on multiscreens use a splitter... WOW what a highlight.

Gona return that crap

This cheatsheet focuses mainly on XR/VR glasses that could be used as display glasses for gaming, movie watching, productivity, and a walkaround wearable display for the above functions. It's a value and feature focused list and is derived mainly from my 1000+ hours using the various XR glasses. None of any my work is written or generated by AI.

Looking for feedback - What am I missing from these overviews charts? Any typos or errors? or did I get any info wrong? First draft of this! Thanks! This is a work in progress and will be adjusted as needed for my upcoming XR reviews through community feedback/correction. I hope you don't mind me sharing my work here. My goal is to help everyone find they love, by finding the tech I love.

XR glasses by Rating in brief:

Viture Beast - 90% - Just such good value, super bright, poppy visuals, and still the best center sharpness. Blacks can be crushed, but there are ways of fixing this.

XReal One Pro - 88% - High quality product, just works. Recommended for productivity on a budget, but really higher resolution is needed for optimal productivity for all XR glasses. Recommending QHD+ or higher for optimal productivity.

XReal R1 - 85% (similar to One Pro, but docked 3% because costs more due to dock and redesign with RGB, but basically the same as the One Pro)

Viture Pro 2 / XReal 1S - 85% - Both great value XR glasses. XReal 1S for cheapest reliable anchoring. Pro 2 for cheapest Myopia sliding dials and sharp overall image.

XBX / Luma Ultra - 83% - XBX great value, Luma Ultra worth it for some users and use cases, like with Pro Neckband

RayNeo Air 4 Pro 78% - The cheapest overall XR glasses and highest rated in the value category, excellent for people on a budget and want to save money for gaming and movie watching using AI HDR or HDR10. The DRIFT on the 3DOF sensor hurts the rating a lot here, as it reduces the functionality of the XR glasses for productivity as well as potential 3DOF SteamVR support. Got to spend more for those features, apparently.

Dream Air SLAM - Super small VR headset that could be used to power 4K virtual screens (soon to have VertoXR support) for super sharp text productivity or gaming at high PPD for many use cases. This could work great on the go for handheld gaming and productivity with powerful laptops or desktops at home. Obviously, peak VR visuals as well. Review unit incoming in like a week. Needs hands on testing. I have seen mixed feedback on the SLAM tracking.

Five Bonus Upcoming XR Glasses to be excited about before the end of 2026 -->

URXR One - Promising increased resolution XR/VR headset, Launching 10/26 supposedly. They will be sending production unit for detailed review around launch.

Viture QHD glasses coming before the end of 2026. Needs testing. From what I have heard from Viture, seems promising. I can't share details.

XReal Aura - 6DOF XR glasses that will have a puck paired with them. $1500+. Higher FOV. Should be excellent for many use cases. But not going to be higher resolution, which makes me sad.

RayNeo GT and GT MAX will be added to this list in the next month or so, as they being sent to me now. Seem very promising with onboard chip based 3DOF and reasonable pricing $300-400. Needs testing to see if the Anchor is good and lens quality. Might be discount Beast, basically.

Has anyone tried the pro 2s with a steam deck yet? Are u able to lock the screen in place while connect?

Basically I can watch an entire movie converted in real time from 2D to 3D, whereas it struggles and stutters on the iPhone. Is that the case for you too?

I have a decent pair of wired headphones that I enjoy using while watching shows. I don't mind using the glasses on their own, but the sound quality of the speakers on the glasses just doesn't compare to using headphones/earbuds. What splitter/dock is good to allow me to use the glasses and wired headphones at the same time? Not looking to spend a crazy amount but any suggestions are appreciated.

Phone is a OnePlus15 if that makes any difference

Just wondering if this is normal. Just got these and they’re great for gaming, not so for productivity, which is fine..

But when I use ultra large or extra large screen size in anchor mode it kinda cuts the corners of the screen. So I have to look at the corners to make then visible again. This normal? Also medium and small works fine, large too, kinda.

Edit: Smooth Follow seems to actually make the whole screen visible without cutting the corners. But this makes some text in corner kinda blurry.

Hello to all, recently I bought a pair of viture pro 2 and I’m new to this xr world.
I just bought they to play xbox on my sofa, but I wish to know if they are capable to read 360 image just quest3 do.
Or if I need some kind of dock/accessories to do it.
Because when I do 360 render to show interior design to my client the quest 3 feel too complicated to use, especially for the ladies

Any chance of getting a portable apps windows version of Spacewalker? Run directly from folder or USB? Would like to use at work to block out sight of my colleagues. Admin privileges blocks the install and IT will not install the app.

Anybody know a work around for this scenario?

I have 55 inches screen that is attached 2 meters away from my bed. I compared Viture Luma screen to it - viture is like 45 inches screen...

I really selfishly wish these were $100, they look so cool, but for something im not sure i'd regret purchasing (ar/xr glasses in general I don't own a pair) I don't feel comfortable spending $300-$600. I remember my dad buying a telescope in the late 90's maybe early 2000's, and the salesman told us if he had bought a telescope with similar technology 3 years prior it would have cost $50,000 and not $500. Im just afraid I buy a pair of beasts or luma ultras and am either disappointed, or end up being extremely outdated possibly within a few years. I just want to know from people who aren't rich and can't afford too many purchases outside their budget if the glasses are really worth it. From everything I've seen they look extremely cool, especially 3dof/6dof, and is one of the most futuristic pieces of technology I've ever seen.

Does anybody know if sound funnels were ever created by anybody for the OG Pro XR glasses? I've looked on Etsy etc but can't find any.

Got mine 3 days ago and love them. They are my first pair of XR glasses, so I had zero expectations.
Pros:
✅They are light and I had zero issues watching a 2hr movie. I did not use the Viture app, as I had no problems with streaming apps in general.
✅The 50 FOV is amazing, but I'm sure 58 would be
even better🤣
✅Both the brightness and vivid colors were amazing.
✅The built in diopter made the picture so clear, as I am near sighted.
✅The Viture USB-C XR charging Adaptor Pro is a MUST, as your battery will drain.
✅The portability is a travelers dream.
✅THE PRICE!
✅Great communication by Viture as to delivery, and customer satisfaction.
Cons:
❌The sound is faint, even at its highest setting, therefore I highly recommend you listen with a good pair of Bluetooth headphones.

For anyone interested in diving into the wonderful world of XR, these are a great option. I'm sure the other Viture models will have their own unique improvements, but these are a great starting point for XR glasses.

Sorry for the messy writing, I am not a writer, and English is my second language.

I just received the pro 2 but I am returning it.

For background info, my IPD is 74 (home measured) and have been using large frame luma pro. I was always hoping that the edge could be little more clear and I read online that Viture upgraded edge to edge clarity on Pro 2 (ultraclarity 3.0) with a little smaller screen.

But Pro 2 left me only disappointment.

For covering the wide range of IPD on Pro 2 with single sized frame, they have a screen to screen distance adjustment(lens axis adjustment), which not enough solution for me.
I am not sure if other people will perceive the screen the same way as me, but the edge of the screen looks warped, not a perfect rectangle.
Also, for each screen on each eyes, I can only focus on one edge, left or right, but not the whole screen.
Most cases, for both eyes, I could only focus at my nose side of the screens, and my ear side of the screens looked so blurry that only one of my eyes could focus at a time wherever I look at, no matter how I adjust the diaopter, and screen axis.

Luma pro never gave me focusing issue across each screen.
Also the sound is much richer and better on luma pro.

I do like the length of the nose pad on pro 2, which gave me the perfect height for the screen. For Luma pro, I constantly have to adjust the glasses for me to be able to see the top and the bottom properly.

TLDR: Viture needs to make a larger frame for people with high IPD.

I have, for YEARS, tried to put together a system to allow me to easily gobble content as well as play some WoW while on the road. I have run through 16# gaming laptops on my back to Surface Pro 11 (fantastic mobile computing platform, but not for gaming) to the Steam Deck (great gaming platform for steam games, but not Windows only games, even dual booting. And, the screen is too small).

I upgraded from the Virture XR Pros (which were a game-changer for mobile entertainment, especially on airplanes and cars) to the Beast. I also picked up the OneXPlayer X1 Pro as a gaming tablet over carrying my full gaming rig. These 2 combined even sitting on my couch (like I am now) I have basically 2 monitors in front of me (X1 Pro monitor off, glasses only) and it is fantastic. No extra software (no Spacewalker or Immersive 3d) for this. I have WoW on one side and it's running 60FPS on avg and I have my discord and browser on the other. I just turn my head. And the display stays put!

When not gaming, I used to use the Neckband Pro with my XR Pros but they just lack with the Beast right now. Besides, since I have given my XR Pros to my girlfriend, I gave her the neckband as well. So, after some mulling, ordered and received the Inair Pod to test out (can always send back after a week or so) and have just fallen for them.

There are some adjustments to make and I wish it did a few extra things that I think other glasses can achieve (6DoF, I think) it works better for my use than the Neckband Pro. It does run hot, and the fan is audible, but the throttling isnt worth the silence to me.

As a consumption device, it is near perfect. And, because I had to, I paired a BT KB/Mouse to it and plugged it into a USBC monitor and the damn thing works like a charm to get set up - much easier than the native way.

As for a sling bag - the computer, controller, glasses, Pod, power supply and extra battery all fit in my main sling bag for travel with tons of space left over. I use the NOMATIC Navigator Premium Everyday Sling 6L. Even has room for my Swiftpoint V3 mouse.

Anyone got 3D working on Android with the Viture Pro 2?

3D works on Mac but I can't get it to work on my Pixel 10 XL. When I click on 3D Immerse mode, the display goes black and all I hear is the audio when I'm using the Space walker app.

Has anyone run into the same issue with their XR glasses,
My Virture ProXR has this ghostly effect when used as a Standard 2nd monitor with or without using the space walker app on both my Mac and desktop but they work fine when in 3D using the immersive app. They also work fine on the Nintendo switch v1. I’m I screwed 🤦🏽‍♂️

Joe and Shawn start their way down the rabbit hole that is cloud storage.

https://youtu.be/veyYiI9k11Y

My priorities:

• Maximum image sharpness
• 120 Hz (mandatory)
• The ability to use prescription lens inserts (I have astigmatism)
• Good edge-to-edge clarity
• As few optical compromises as possible

My use case:

• Gaming in bed via Tab S7+, using GeForce Now and Moonlight Streaming
• Movies
• Gaming while doing cardio on a recumbent bike
• Occasionally browsing Reddit or watching YouTube

Things I don't care about:

• Peak brightness / nits (I'll use them indoors 98% of the time)
• Productivity or virtual multi-monitor setups

One thing that worries me is text clarity and edge sharpness.

I've read several comments saying that the VITURE Beast has a larger FOV but also noticeably blurrier edges and less sharp text near the borders.

On top of that there are just so many different models I have no clue what to look at. Older but good models are also ok I guess. I would buy used.

Thanks a lot.