VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses with HD Display

As someone who’s been a long-time fan of VITURE, I was eager to get my hands on the new VITURE Pro XR Glasses, and man lemme tell ya, they did not disappoint! Having owned the original VITURE One’s, I was already used to some great experience but these new Pro glasses take it to a whole new level.

First off, the clarity and resolution of the new Sony screens is mind-blowing. Everything is super sharp and vibrant, making it feel like you’re in the midst of the action whether you’re gaming or just watching a movie. And those Harman Kardon speakers? Absolute game-changers. The audio quality is finely tuned and rich, making the content your watching feel so much more immersive.

One major improvement I noticed is the screen edges… gone are the days of annoying blur that took you out of the experience with the first gen glasses. It’s clear that they’ve really listened to the community feedback for this iteration.

That being said, there’s one tiny gripe: the comfort level. The frames are a bit rigid just like the VITURE One’s, in fact they are identical After a couple of hours, they start to feel a bit uncomfortable. It’s not a dealbreaker, but if you’re planning extended use, just something to keep in mind.

All things considered, if you’re on the fence about upgrading or diving into the world of XR for the first time, I’d strongly recommend taking the plunge with the VITURE Pro XR Glasses. The improvements over the original VITURE One are substantial, and the overall experience is incredibly immersive. The visual clarity and vibrant screen alone are worth the investment, and the Harman Kardon speakers add a whole other layer of depth to whatever you’re watching or playing.

Sure, the comfort could be a little better, but for the leap in quality and immersive experience, it’s a minor trade-off. Plus, the minor discomfort can be easily managed with some breaks in between your sessions.

So, if you’re serious about upgrading your XR setup, the VITURE Pro is a no-brainer. Trust me, once you experience those stunning visuals and pristine audio, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them!

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.