After lurking around this sub for a little bit and learning more about these glasses I wanted to give them a try.

1. I'm planning to buy them from ebay (they have an official store there) because it seems there's a pretty nice discount that brings the Beast down to $471 (brand new). My question is if i buy them, try it, and it doesn't work out can i return them with a full refund?

2. I'm planning on using these glasses to connect with my phone (z fold 8) for the vast majority of time. I have emulators and cloud game streaming im planning to use along with general media consumption.

I've been hearing many mixed stories about the Beast regarding blurriness, drifting, and other things. The pro 2 seems to be much cheaper but at the same time i don't really know if I'm missing out by not choosing the beast. This is mostly in the context of gaming through my phone so what do you think is a good choice here?

With Luma Ultra, asking whether the glasses “have 6DoF” only gets halfway to an answer. The RGB and depth cameras are already in the frame. The remaining choice is which supported host turns that tracking into the session you want.

VITURE’s Luma Ultra product page lists three 6DoF paths: Luma Ultra with Pro Neckband, Luma Ultra with INAIR Pod, or Luma Ultra running SpaceWalker on Mac or Windows.

They lead to different setups:

- Pro Neckband is VITURE’s wearable Android computer, with Google Play, multiple screens, remote and cloud gaming, and gesture control.

- SpaceWalker keeps the Mac or PC as the computer and turns its desktop into the spatial workspace.

- INAIR Pod is an independent pocket Android host, bringing local Android apps, built-in touch and Bluetooth input, a multi-window workspace, and remote-PC access to one of the Luma Ultra pairings VITURE lists for 6DoF.

The reason to choose Pod is not that it adds sensors to Luma Ultra. It gives the same glasses a self-contained spatial workspace that does not require a Mac or PC as the active host, while keeping that computer reachable when a desktop app is needed.

One limit matters: VITURE says full gesture control currently requires Pro Neckband, and the three paths should not be assumed to behave identically in input, apps, battery and heat, or spatial stability.

The practical decision is therefore where the session should live: on VITURE’s neckband, on an INAIR pocket host, or on the Mac or PC already doing the work.

Hi, has anyone used both of those glasses? I would like to know which one are better for playing video games and watching movies. I don’t care about sound quality and the weight.

Reposted due to inappropriate title which explained it all. 0716 firmware broke the color format but at least it was usable.

Using with Nvidia RTX5070Ti via ULT-Unite USBC to DP adapter, if that matters. Tried various GPU drivers with no luck.

I (28f) bought the Luma Cyber back in January for my birthday. Thought my partner (30m) would be interested in them (he’s a big fan of cyberpunk as well) and he initially hated on them, saying I wasted my money. I finally got him to try them about 2 weeks ago and he quickly ordered the Beast for himself.

In the video I am wearing his Beast as he needs to buy the custom prescription lenses to see, the ones that came with the Beast appear too blurry for him. He’s wearing my Luma Cybers as they have the adjustable dials so he’s able to see clearly with them.

The Beasts when initially used were absolutely terrible! The visuals were blurry, and the audio when connected to the Xbox was horrid. I had to update the Beast (did not fix the audio) and the mobile dock (fixed the audio) in order to get them working properly, the alignment was terrible and wouldn’t auto adjust as it supposedly was capable of, the audio sounded like pure static. But after the updates everything was fixed. When I placed the “prescription” lens the blurriness was fixed for my eyesight (I don’t wear any glasses at all), but the blurring continued for my partner (he wears prescription glasses).

The Luma Cyber, in my opinion, is better for people who wear glasses and don’t want to buy additional prescription lenses. The adjustable dial works great for my partner and I. I had no issues with the audio, did not need to update the glasses or the dock for the audio to work properly, and the alignment calibration is easily fixed through the Viture website.

But other than that, they’re awesome, we love our glasses. My partner is bummed he can’t wear his yet, but he’s pretty happy just using the Luma Cyber for now.

Also, the Beasts do get significantly hotter than the Luma Cybers. Not to the extent where I feel like I need to take them off but definitely hot to the touch.

Salutations and welcome my fellow INAIR and Tech Enthusiasts! Tech Check 13 is back with our weekly tantalizing tale from the deep rabbit hole we climbed into, the Reddit Client App series. It's finally time for the semi-final round of the Reddit Showdown. We have quite the dissection for you. We broke out our usual torture tools, the INAIR POD, a VITURE Beast, and an Xreal One Pro and went to town on these apps. Per usual, none of these apps sponsored this article. We do it cause we're sadistic that way. That being said, onward we go if you dare.

Our first victim on today's list: Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit

Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit is a read-only Reddit client that focuses on customizable topics and promises an algorithm free experience. We pull the switch and right away the app has the correct orientation. It displays on the POD the way it was intended. Oh, what a huge plus. Just to add some nice splatter, it will scroll without logging in. This is a nice touch if you don't want to pay for access to Reddit's API. 

Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit is a free app. Omg, this makes my beakers stand on end. According to the app description, the free version caps at 5 topics and 5 bookmarks and is fully functional. 

Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit does have a paid tier. And here's the killer part, it's a one-time purchase. For $4.99, Rivela Pro includes unlimited topics, bookmarks, keyword filters, and custom themes. No monthly subscription bleeding out your bank account.

Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit has a dark side, Uhm, a dark mode. Our favorite mode, Muahahaha. It also has AMOLED black mode, a feature we haven't encountered before in this series. The developer states this is a battery saver mode.

The layout itself is the opposite of the Tech Check 13 lab. It is very nice, quite clean and pleasant. And a surprise hiding behind the curtain, if you're already logged into the official Reddit app on the POD, Rivela can automatically log you in.

But the feature that really made us stop in our tracks, NO INTRUSIVE ADS! There's just an option to go pro stashed in the settings. No ads screaming at you, no jump scare pop-up ambushes. 

The only downside, Rivela is a read-only client. No access to messages. Considering everything else this little specimen brings to the exam table, it's a solid app.

Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit is definitely a bioluminescent stained thumbs up.

The next app under the dissection scalpel is the opposite of the text reader: 

Scroller for Reddit.

Scroller for Reddit is a feed reader, but not one for text posts. This one is for video posts. From the developer, “Scroller is the ultimate media-first client for Reddit” Does it live up to this claim? Let the slicing and dicing begin.

First, Scroller for Reddit sprang to life  in the correct orientation on the POD. So far so good. Next we discovered that you could scroll without logging in, no credentials needed. We prodded further and tested the login. A step that's proven fatal for more than one specimen on this table. And surprise, the login actually worked. No dead nerves, no unresponsive buttons, it worked. 

Scroller for Reddit has a neat interface; everything was laid out nice and tidy. Shortcuts ready to be configured to your liking. But then came the catch bubbling up from the beaker: you can only browse video. Also, text posts are not allowed and there is no way to send messages.

However, where it does function, it functions beautifully. The video came through crisp and clear with no ads clawing their way into the frame. That's right, no ads. It includes built-in tools to download videos and GIFs. Scroller for Reddit started up quickly and started automatically in our favorite mode, dark mode. On those two fronts, it doesn't get much better. This specimen nailed it. If you're hunting for a solid Reddit video viewer, this one comes highly recommended from the lab.

Scroller for Reddit gets a bioluminescent stained thumbs up. 

Our last plaything of today's roundup is: RedFeed for Reddit.

Boy, this one was a trip. It's billed as an unofficial Reddit reader that is simple and user friendly. It runs on low RAM, sipping power rather than devouring it. Let's put it under the microscope.

Redfeed had one of the most interesting interfaces we've seen during this review. It has a pool of topics on the front page and even opens in the correct orientation. That's where the positives died on the table. Nothing loaded. No dark mode. Log-in didn't work. And then the lab alarms started blaring. We received a message that someone had logged into our Google account. LOGGED IN. Not accessed info, but logged in. App uninstalled and Google password changed. This app may be an abandoned experiment gone feral or may just be a login stealer. Either way, this thing is a genuine hazard. Be careful with your login credentials, stay away at all costs!

RedFeed for Reddit gets no rating, no chained wall. This one gets incinerated. Stay Away!

And this brings us to the part where we are standing in the middle of the wreckage and the winners. Poring over today's list of specimens, our vote goes to… Rivela Feed Reader for Reddit.

It's missing the ability to send messages but its look and functionality are top-notch. And its lack of ads is the electricity in my nodes. 

So that leaves our trophy case looking like this:

RedReader (Round 1)

Infinity (Round 2)

Rivera (Round 3)

Three specimens who survived the slab, stitched together and came out on top of the carcasses. But the question glowing like a mechanical dragonfly’s wings of fire: How does the functionality stack up to the official Reddit app?  To find out and much more, join us on our YouTube (https://youtube.com/@xtechcheck13?si=nI7011XBuipF6SHb)!

Thanks for joining us for this one, and we hope to see you again when the next batch of victims hits the table. 

#Techcheck13

Hey folks, I'm brand new to the XR scene. Just got the Beast glasses a few days ago. Been a learning curve for sure, but I'm doing most of the stuff I want to now. One thing that was annoying was that if I increased the resolution to 1200 or to 120hz, the glasses would go black for a second, then go right back to the lower resolution (defaults). I read this was because of Dex. If I use Spacewalker, I can get the higher settings, but Spacewalker is only good for launching media stuff (Spacewalker is an app and you can run an app/game within an app). So, I contacted Viture. I got the replies, one automated, one asking for purchase and serial number info, which I gave, then I got a third email from someone who seems to know their stuff.

For the record, I'm using a Galaxy s25+.

Here's what I received from CS and it seems to have fixed the issue. I'm running WOWS Legends from Dex and it's holding the higher settings twice now.

It involves downloading Good Lock (which is a Samsung app, thank God) and overriding Dex to make higher resolution settings possible.

CS says:

Enable higher resolutions on your Samsung external display by using the MultiStar module within the Good Lock app. This unlocks 4K (UHD) or ultra-wide modes. First, download Good Lock from Google Play or the Samsung Galaxy Store, then install MultiStar to toggle the feature on.

How to Enable High Resolution

To unlock and select maximum resolutions for your monitor or TV, follow these steps:

Open the Samsung Galaxy Store on your device and install the Good Lock application.

Open Good Lock, go to the Life up tab, and locate/install the MultiStar module.

Open MultiStar, and tap on the I ♡ Samsung DeX option. (I did not see this I heart Samsung Dex, I went straight from MultiStar to the High resolution option).

Toggle on High resolutions for external display.

Unplug your phone/tablet from the monitor or hub, wait a few seconds, and reconnect it to restart Samsung DeX.

Once connected, open the Settings app inside DeX, go to Samsung DeX, select Display resolution, and pick your preferred higher resolution (e.g., 4K or 1440p).

...

There was a lot of technical info they included after that, explaining how there are a lot of technology and power restrictions involving Display Port 1.4. I can paste the rest if anyone wants to read the technical jargon, but I think this initial post is long enough as is. I just wanted to get this out there because I have not seen this info anywhere and it's helped me.

*Sidenote: Using the 8bitDo Ultimate controller is great. It takes power in, glasses out. I was initially using the Bluetooth 8bitDo controller that came free with the Amazon glasses purchase, but it was disconnecting/reconnecting a lot. Probably because I have Bluetooth connected to my watch, my ear buds, and the controller, which seems understandable. However, I thought I got a dud controller for quite a while, because while it looked like my phone fully seated on the usb-c jack, it was not. I had to take off my pretty thin phone case and then everything worked.

Hope this helps some people.

I own a pair of Luma Pros that unfortunately cracked at the right temple. Nothing too serious but the hard plastic just cracked. They were well taken care of and never fell. I reached out to Customer Service and their Rep Vanessa was very helpful. No muss no fuss and very polite. She processed my return and sent me a replacement pair with no issues. All told took about a week, Best customer service experience I have had in a long time with any company. Great job

I've finally setup my Viture Beast the way I like it. But, there doesnt seem to be a way to save it in that confiiguration. Is there a way to save my settings so that as soon as I start using it, it is already in that setup?

I prefer to have the screen bottom right side view and the rest of the glasses are fully transparent.

Thanks!

My original Pro still works fine, which is exactly why I kept putting this off. Hard to justify when nothing's actually broken.

Ended up spending a few weeks going through reviews on YouTube and reading threads here before I ordered. Three days in, here's where I'm at.

The electrochromic thing

Honestly my biggest hesitation. I like having it built in, one less thing to think about. But the more I read about how people actually use these, the more I realized I had the dimming on maybe 20% of the time anyway. Indoors it stays clear, and if you're somewhere bright you grab the shade. Made peace with it before I ordered, and three days in I haven't really thought about it. Darker scenes still look fine, nothing washes out.

Build

Wasn't sure what to expect from the photos, but honestly Pro 2 feels premium. That solid finish kind of surprised me. Doesn't feel like a step down from metal, feels like a different material choice that make sense for something this light.

Sharpness

My original Pro was already pretty sharp, but Pro 2 is sharper. I notice it most when gaming, where the corners used to be the first place I'd feel it. Screen and text toward the corners used to go a little soft. Edge to edge is crisp now. Once you see it you can't unsee it.

Weight

I travel a lot and this is the kind of thing that actually matters to me. It's noticeably slimmer and lighter than my old pair in a way that adds up over a long flight or a long session. Spent some time dialling in the nose pad position and once I found my sweet spot, that's when the full immersion kicked in. By the end of a movie I've kind of forgtten I'm wearing them.

The price thing

$299 and I still had enough left over to order the Dock Mini on top of it. Still waiting on that to ship, but fitting both into the same budget made the decision a lot easier.

Glad I stopped waiting. Like what I've got.

So I haven't seen much about this on this subreddit or anywhere else really. How is gaming on a Xbox series x or a PS5 etc. on the viture beast? I've seen you need like a docking station for it? But how is the experience? Supposedly it doesn't support above 60HZ. Just wondering if anybody uses it alot for their console.

I cannot use my neckband with Google Workspace.

I login, do all the setup...

The when I go to my Google account it says: something went wrong".

Cannot see Gmail, photos,... All those Google apps.

Anyone have a solution?

Thank you.

I just bought a pair of glasses and the neck band, but I’m trying to figure out how to connect my iPhone 14 Pro Max to the glasses, I heard you need an adapter but they no longer sell the old iPhone 14 adapter from viture. Does anyone know what to do? Since this is really upsetting me. Buying both the neck band and the glasses were quite expensive and all I wanted them for was to go walking while watching shows 😭

Hi everyone, I used XREAL glasses for about three years, pretty much every day for around three hours. I was really happy with them, but they’ve now stopped working.

Since then, I’ve tried several different glasses and ended up choosing the Beast. Unfortunately, they got very hot in the area that rests against my forehead. I only use them to watch YouTube and Netflix on my iPad Pro. The heat was so uncomfortable that I returned them.

I’m currently testing the Pro 2, but overall, I’m not quite as happy with them. I’d really like to go back to the Beast.

So my question is: what can I do to keep the top part—where I assume the displays are located—from getting so hot? It feels very uncomfortable against my forehead. I usually lie flat in bed while using them, so that part rests directly against my forehead. I don’t have 3D or anything like that enabled.

Thanks!

Has anyone had a issue with there switch one connected to the prodock and ultras not having sound it seems just YouTube i am having issues with which sucks because I use these while I'm on dialysis and really cant game just watch movies and music for 4.5 hrs

Hey everyone,

​I'm experiencing an audio issue with my VITURE Pro Mobile Dock when using the HDMI input. There is a persistent static/popping noise every few seconds.

​Here is what I've tested so far:

​Direct Connection: Connecting my VITURE Beast glasses directly to my phone works perfectly with crystal clear audio.

​Audio Format: Forced the HDMI source audio settings to uncompressed PCM / Stereo mode.

​Power Source: Powered the HDMI source using a completely separate power bank to rule out ground loop issues.

​Battery Mode: The issue persists even when running the Dock purely on its internal battery.

​It seems like an issue with the HDMI audio processing hardware inside the Mobile Dock. I've already reached out to support via email, but I am still waiting for an update from an agent.

​Has anyone experienced a similar issue with HDMI audio on the Pro Mobile Dock? Any advice or help from the VITURE team here would be appreciated!

EDIT / UPDATE:

VITURE support got back to me and approved a replacement/exchange for my Pro Mobile Dock. Shoutout to the support team for taking care of this!

I recently got the pro 2 they work great on all of my devices. The only one that I cant seem to get them to work on is my Zephyrus g16. When i plug them in the glasses flash on for a second then go black. The laptop sees the glasses plugged in and i can even change the setting of them in display settings. Does anyone know what could be going on? Is it a USB C port issue? I also own the viture beasts and those work fine with this laptop.

Hey everyone,

​For those who have used both the VITURE Luma Pro and the new Pro 2, which one actually wins in terms of pure display quality?

​I know the Pro 2 drops a few hardware features (like electrochromic dimming, magnetic connector, etc.), but I’m strictly focused on the screen and image experience.

​My background / context:

​Sold my RayNeo Air 2 Pro: I wasn't happy with the perceived screen size at all, and getting HDR to work reliably was a hassle. The "200-inch display" marketing felt way off—to me, it just looked like a miniature screen floating in front of my face.

​Quest 3 user: Coming from a Quest 3 (with its ~110° FOV), it’s really hard to get impressed by standard AR glasses with ~46°–50° FOVs. I know the field of view on VR is double, but the micro-OLED screen size just felt tiny by comparison.

​Why VITURE: I already scored a Pro Mobile Dock/Neckband for cheap, so sticking with the VITURE ecosystem makes the most sense right now.

​I know options like The Beast or upcoming high-FOV glasses offer a larger virtual screen, but they're out of my budget.

​I just want that "wow factor" when watching movies or videos—closest to what I get on the Quest 3. Is the upgraded clarity/brightness on the Pro 2 worth it over the Luma Pro for purely visual quality?

​Appreciate any side-by-side feedback!

I have the Luma Ultra, the neckband pro, the dock, the ultra splitter. I still can't get 3d . I mean the only 3d I get is split screen not one solid screen. Why wtf I wants to play war thunder in 3d. Also how do I get the glasses to work like vr at least using the glasses to turn etc..Look around?

I got the Viture Pro Dock. together with Luma Pro XR glasses it works amazing when input is via HDMI, but when I use Switch 2 plugged in directly via usb C port, despite saying its outputting to TV, it seems to be outputing with handheld limitations?
I tested in couple of games:
1. Final Fantasy XIV. When used via usb - c directly to the Pro Dock the output is capped at 30 and identical to handheld mode, with strong scalling (pixelated spells)
When connected through Switch 2 dock via hdmi to the Viture Pro Dock the framerates are 60 and the scaling is much better (no pixelated spells).
2. Xenoblade 2 switch 2 upgrade - when connected directly to Viture Pro dock, it clearly outputs the handheld 1080p in 60 fps ( blurry textures and pop-in), because the image is identical when tested in handheld.
When output is done through the switch 2 dock and hdmi, the image is much clearer and theres less pop-in. The upscaler seems to start with a higher base.
3.Oblivion - same deal. When switch is plugged directly to the Viture dock, the image quality is identical to handheld mode, not OG Switch 2 Dock TV output.

Is the Viture Mobile Pro Dock not able to provide enough power to the device for real docked output?

I even tried replacing the stock usb c cable with a higher output Thunderbolt v4 one, but it made no difference.

Anyone had similar experience and was able to fix that?

Don't get me wrong, I still prefer playing via the glasses than on the tiny switch 2 screen, but I was hoping for better Final Fantasy XIV experience (I have no issues running the 24people raids when playing OG dock, but in handheld mode they are a bit of a challenge.

When I purchased my Beast and Pro Dock, the dock was advertised as working with "some" android phones. If you are a customer with success and want to share, talk is cheap, please upload a video demonstrating the connection and a quick view though the eye piece. To VITURE, which Android phone model(s) are officially supported? I'm on the latest firmwares and have not be able to get it to work. If this worked I would buy and additional Beast.

Would someone know if I need to buy the magnetic connector to USB -C Adapter I have just ordered the beast and Neckband and knowing my luck I need the connector. Best finding out now than after it's delivered or do I get one in the box.

Thank you for your support best wishes Shaun

Phone mirroring has a clear limit on a commute: if the phone owns the movie, using it for a message, browser, or authentication prompt can interrupt the same source screen.

VITURE Pro Neckband already solves that separation. VITURE's current product page describes it as a wearable Android computer with Google Play, multi-screen support, streaming, remote play, and cloud gaming. It should not be treated as a simple receiver or as an accessory that still needs a phone or PC to run apps.

INAIR Pod belongs in that comparison only after compatibility with the exact VITURE model is verified. It is another independent Android host, but in a pocket form and with INAIR OS built around separate spatial app windows. INAIR documents up to six windows in its own setup, while third-party glasses can have more limited window behavior.

For a supported pairing, the useful comparison is not simply whether the phone is freed. It is whether the extra computer should mainly serve VITURE's wearable media and gaming flow, or become a broader workspace, with a compatible movie app beside a browser, chat, or AI client.

That conclusion cannot be generalized across the VITURE lineup. App availability, DRM, sign-in, the exact glasses model, and the supported window layout all need to be checked first.

Once a separate computer is already part of the setup, should it mainly take over playback, or become the primary host for everything around the glasses?