VITURE is currently offering substantial discounts on its line of XR glasses, with refurbished models available for up to 48% off through its official eBay storefront. An additional 15% discount can be applied using the coupon code "REFURBLOVE", and these refurbished units also come with an extended two-year warranty from Allstate.
These XR glasses are designed to project a private, virtual screen that can simulate a large display for devices like the Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, or Xbox Ally, making them suitable for portable gaming or watching media on the go. The technology aims to provide a "room-filling" virtual display without requiring a physical screen.
The VITURE Beast model is highlighted for its suitability for gaming and movie watching. It features Sony Micro OLED panels with a per-eye resolution of 1920x1920, which effectively simulates a 4K resolution on a large virtual screen equivalent to 174 inches. The glasses offer an integrated Vision 3DoF system to anchor virtual screens in place, flat prism lenses with a 58-degree field of view, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a peak brightness of 1,200 nits. Additional features include nine levels of dimming and transparency modes, Harman Audio open-ear speakers, real-time 2D-to-3D conversion, and 70mm IPD adjustment. The frame is constructed from an aluminum-magnesium alloy and weighs 88 grams.
IGN's review noted that while the Viture Beast XR glasses are a great way to experience a large display anywhere, "fiddly controls and blurry text stop them from being a full-time display contender."
The VITURE Luma series offers three variants: Standard, Pro, and Ultra. The Luma Ultra is positioned for maximum productivity, featuring full 6DoF head- and hand-tracking and a higher brightness of 1,500 nits. The Luma Pro model provides 3DoF tracking for those seeking some tracking capabilities at a lower cost. The standard Luma XR model omits tracking features, catering to users who primarily interact via gamepad, mouse, or remote.
All Luma models utilize the same Sony Micro-OLED panels with 1200p resolution per eye and can project virtual screens up to 152 inches. They employ Birdbath lenses, which are noted for improved edge-to-edge clarity and a more forgiving "sweet spot." The Luma's smaller field of view contributes to higher pixel density, resulting in sharper text, which is advantageous for productivity tasks, though it may offer a less immersive experience compared to wider fields of view.