VITURE Luma Pro XR Glasses — 152” 1200p 120Hz Ultra Sharp Display, 52° FOV, Electrochromic Film,Myopia Adjustments, Harman Audio, AR Glasses for iPhone 17/16/15, Android, Mac, PC, Steam Deck, Switch 2
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- A 1200P ULTRA SHARP DISPLAY YOULL NEVER FORGET EVEN SHARPER THAN VITURE PROStep into a jaw-dropping 152 virtual screen with revolutionary 1200P resolution that feels like 4K powered by VITUREs proprietary optical secret sauce. Text is razor-sharp, delivering a clarity thats even sharper than the award-winning VITURE Pro, making this the sharpest XR display ever created. * Important * Please remove the protective film from the front camera (located in the center of the frame) before use. ***VITURE XR Glass is compatible with virtually any USB-C device capable of video and power output.
- THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER IMMERSIVE 52 FOV & CINEMA-QUALITY COLORSEnjoy a wider, more natural 52 field of view that completely immerses you. With industry-leading 1000 nits brightness, a silky-smooth 120Hz refresh rate, and Hollywood-grade color accuracy (DeltaE < 2), everything looks stunning whether youre gaming outdoors or working under bright lights.
- ALL THE FLEXIBILITY YOULL EVER NEEDAvailable in two sizes to fit different IPD ranges, featuring a larger yet snug frame with flexible arms, a magnetic ergonomic nose pad, and tilt-adjustable temples all designed for all-day comfort and a perfect fit for everyone.
- PREMIUM TRANSLUCENT DESIGN WITH FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND DYNAMIC LIGHT EFFECTSThe first of its kind illuminate your victory. Sync colors and animations to match your gaming persona or productivity mode, creating a true conversation starter that reflects your style. Customize your vibe (coming soon) with the first programmable RGB lighting ever in XR glasses.
- HARMAN AUDIO EVOLVED FULLER, RICHER, UPGRADEDDive into a soundscape crafted by HARMANs audio experts. Enjoy deeper bass, crisper highs, and a fuller, more immersive audio experience whether battling enemies or taking an important call.
- INDUSTRY-LEADING SOFTWARE WITH WORLDS FIRST REAL-TIME 2D-TO-3D CONVERSIONTransform every moment even streaming and gaming into an entirely new dimension. Experience the widely-acclaimed magic now, just like XR fans worldwide, for an unparalleled visual adventure exclusive to all VITURists!
- MULTI-SCREEN POWERHOUSE UNLEASH YOUR PRODUCTIVITYTransform any environment into a 152 panoramic workspace with up to three virtual screens from your Mac or PC via SpaceWalker. Horizontal, vertical, or even code mode code, edit, create, and stream without the chaos of constant tab switching. **The SpaceWalker app offers multi-screen work modes, immersive 3D content, and regular feature updates. For full details, please visit the official VITURE website.
- THE ULTIMATE ECOSYSTEM FOR GAMERSExperience the first-ever immersive XR experience for Switch 2. Featuring the worlds first XR-compatible controller, co-developed with 8BitDo, and officially partnered with PSPlay and XBXPlay. Compatible with all major gaming consoles and devices, VITURE is built with gamers in mind and always pushes the limits to deliver the absolute best for every gamer!
- ELECTROCHROMIC FILM INSTANT IMMERSION AT YOUR FINGERTIPSOne tap activates the electrochromic film, instantly darkening the lenses for total focus. Optional lens shade also available conquer reflections anywhere, anytime. ***The Luma Pro comes in two sizes: Regular (IPD 64.06.0 mm) and Large (IPD 68.06.0 mm). If your IPD falls within both size ranges, choose the one whose average is closer to yours. For example, if your IPD is closer to 64mm, go with Regular; if its closer to 68mm, choose Large. IPD refers to the distance between the centers of your pupils. We highly recommend getting a formal eye exam to accurately determine your IPD.
- BUILT-IN MYOPIA ADJUSTMENT (UP TO -4.0D) M ORE FREEDOM UNLOCKEDNear- or nearsighted? Adjust focus up to -4.0 diopters directly on the glasses for crystal-clear vision no prescription inserts needed. See your world in perfect detail, personalized to your eyes.If your prescription is stronger than -4.0D or if you have astigmatism, a magnetic prescription lens frame is also available super easy to install.
Product Dimensions: 6.1 x 1.97 x 2.22 inches
Item Weight: 2.79 ounces
Item model number: V1251
Date First Available: July 8, 2025
Department: Unisex
Manufacturer: VITURE Inc.
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Size: Regular
This XR glasses is very interesting. The 152” virtual screen feels big, like in a cinema. The 1200p and 120Hz make the image clear and smooth. Watching videos and playing games feels immersive. I really like the myopia adjustment. I wear glasses, so this helps a lot. I can adjust the focus and feel much more comfortable. The electrochromic film helps block outside light, so the screen stays clear. Built-in speaker audio sounds good The SpaceWalker app is useful, but I need to get used to it. It works well with my Pixel Pro, PC, and gaming devices like Switch. It connects well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026 by Hlm S
Size: Regular
**UPDATE 10/14** Although I purchased these understanding that there was no built in/physical head tracking (yet) the Viture team still worked with me and went above and beyond to rectify my situation PLUS they helped me with a technical problem I had with another product of theirs that I love (neckband pro). If you are on the fence about XR glasses, you can at least purchase these knowing the customer service is actually helpful and will do the right things to offer remedies for you. In between 4 and 5 stars but because of their sincere and quick customer service plus the overall execution of these glasses, I still rate them a 5 but they’re just not for me yet. If this is your first pair or XR/display glasses, they are an excellent product. Unfortunately for me, I’ve had 3 evolutions of the Xreal glasses before trying these out which my eyes have adapted to. PROs o The Luma image quality is extremely sharp, bright, and color accurate. I love the warm true color tones of these glasses. o Aiding in that sharpness is the physical diopter adjustment on each lens. I wear glasses and this allowed me to dial in a crystal clear picture o The edges on all these glasses tend to be blurry at the very edge and sharpness tends to trail off around the edges but these glasses have the very least edge blurring I’ve seen. CONs o The reason I’m returning these is the lack of native head tracking/3DOF which was supposed to be enabled with software after release. Because this feature isn’t enabled yet in all viewing situations, the image bounces and jitters with the slightest move of the head. I was only able to manage 20 minutes of viewing before getting sick from the micro jitters. Vertigo inducing. I’m sensitive to that and others may not experience that at all or may adjust (like I had to with others even with head tracking). o The lack of screen size adjustment contributed to my uncomfortable viewing experience. The image is big and the only easy way to adjust that is by physically repositioning the glasses. I had to try out all the nose pads before even being able to see the entire image. Other glasses allow you to adjust the screen position in space, making it bigger and smaller by bringing the image closer or further digitally. I believe there is some size adjustment in Spacewalker but I feel like you lose a bit of sharpness in that app. o The glasses are light which is both good and bad. Easy to wear for a long time but they also don’t feel secure. I tried them out on a commuter train with the Viture Neckband and once you get the cable in a solid position, they only bounce around slightly. They also felt a little more weighted towards the front, obviously, where the heavier components are. For some that’s not the best. For me, it allowed me to use the nose pads for more stability. Overall they are great if they are a fit for your face and tolerance. The head tracking/3DOF issue is fixed if you use Spacewalker with the neckband or the Spacewalker app on a phone which I believe requires an additional adapter, for the iPhone at least, to enable 3DOF. Spacewalker on the neckband consumes battery faster and isn’t smooth at all. The spacewalker app on my iPhone actually has a cool dashboard including a live streaming tv section but no head tracking until you add a dongle. At that point, it becomes a little bit too much to use on the go. At home or long flights only if I have to break out cables, an adapter, and battery bank/charger. I mentioned the neckband. It’s amazing tech for this space. An Android based wearable to power and provide content, gaming, and immersive experiences for your glasses. Since my XREAL glasses process head tracking, DOF, and screen adjustment on the glasses not software, I use those with the neckband. Best combo ever until the Viture Beast comes out. That’s probably what I was expecting from these.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2025 by Nyshon
Size: Large
First off, these aren’t smart glasses. It’s very good at what it does. Plug it into a device, watch a movie, play a video game without too much hassle. It’s great on my steam deck, and the SpaceWalker app isn’t too bad on my IPhone. My use case is primarily that. Watch TV or play video games while traveling or at home. The three biggest issues I’ve come across: 1. The magnetic power attachment is a pain that comes off with the slightest pull of the cord. Adjust yourself in your seat, cord gets stuck, power pulled. Look left too far? Cord pulls, power gone. 2. The Viture power splitter that allows you to charge while using this fizzes out periodically. I can’t even rest my head back against something else it will disconnect which is odd. I’ve tested this by unplugging the splitter and direct connecting to my phone then placing my head back to the same position with no issue. I bought a third party splitter for half the price and don’t have any issues; don’t really need the head tracking if it just pulls the power cord. 3. By far the worst part is this thing is just too damn bright. I didn’t know how bright 1200p would be, almost bought a 1500p competitor glasses for numbers alone. 1200 is absolutely bright enough for normal and high level environments. I’m usually on brightness 2 during the day inside, 4-5 if I go to my backyard. The single time I’ve had to use full brightness was on an airplane with the full sun shining through the window. The problem? You cant turn down the brightness enough and there’s no night setting. Usable inside with a light on, but if you’re in a low light room or even at night it becomes very apparent you’re staring at TV level brightness 2 inches from your face. And no, adjusting the brightness in your phone doesn’t work (oddly enough the steam decks night feature works). My only other suggestion is SpaceWalker has an Xbox streaming app, a nvidia one, what they need is a steam streaming app like the Amazon fire stick.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by Thomas Morrow
Size: Regular
I'm thrilled with these glasses. Since I got them, I've used them practically every day, especially for listening to music, watching Netflix, and playing on my Switch, and the experience is incredible. The sound quality is excellent; it's clear and immersive, which takes enjoying music to another level. For games and watching Netflix, the virtual screen is huge and super sharp; you feel like you're inside the game, and movies and series look amazing. Also, something that really surprised me is how comfortable they are. I can wear them for quite a while without them bothering me, and that's super important to me. Overall, they're an excellent investment if you're looking for something stylish and comfortable.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Anyela
Size: Regular
I'll just start off this review by saying if you have an astigmatism these display glasses are not for you. The starburst effect from lights is horrible. I have a minor astigmatism, but not enough to need corrective lenses. At night there is a small starburst effect with lights but nothing too obtrusive. With these glasses it makes a lot of things feel like there is a double image or something. The image itself can be sharp, but it softens and becomes a little out of focus in the corners. They claim these glasses are good for productivity, but I would not want to use these very long if having to read a bunch of text or needed to use the entire screen. The clock in windows for example is hard to read unless I really focus on it, but the center of the screen is as sharp as can be. The speakers on the device actually sound ok, as long as you don't want a single hint of bass. But it's clear at least, and has a nice wide positional sound stage. Fine for general listening, but for any kind of entertainment you are going to be disappointed. I also had trouble positioning the device in a position that was comfortable. I tried all the different sized nose pads, but no matter what it always seemed like the top or the bottom of the display was slightly clipped by the edge of something. If your sole purpose was to uses these for media consumption / watching movies and such, they seem descent for that. But the claim of a 152" screen... I dunno about that. Maybe at like 15 feet. I use a 32 inch monitor on my PC and the screen in the display doesn't look any bigger than it sitting a comfortable distance away (like 2 to 3 feet). But, if using it to watch movies from a phone or a laptop with a smaller screen it will definitely feel bigger. So, I could see these being very nice to have on a plane or something like that. The device also gets a bit warm to the touch on the upper parts where the display actually are. I didn't feel discomfort from it while wearing them, but it could be noticeable for an extended session. And lastly their claims of "4k like" is just complete marketing trash. It is not 4k like, it is 1920 x 1200 like, the resolution it actually displays at. It definitely is no where near the same as using a 4k display. I'm not saying the image is bad, it is a good image overall (other than the corners), but I really don't know what their basis for calling it 4k like is. Overall, I'm disappointed in the device. I was really looking for something that I could use in lieu of a monitor when traveling for work. As a software architect, I deal with a lot of code and things of that nature. These glasses will not serve the purpose of replacing an actual display for that. Even using my laptops 16 inch monitor is more comfortable for that purpose. But for playing games or watching media from a smaller screen device, as long as you wear a descent set of headphones, sure these would be nice for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Steven H.
Size: Regular
I was excited to try the VITURE Luma Pro XR glasses, but my experience hasn’t matched the hype. Honestly, it feels like most of the influencers online were given hand-picked units and talking points, because what I experienced was very different. Ease of Use The instructions were confusing, and I had no clear idea how to turn the device on or off. The website pointed me to the Immersive 3D app, which didn’t offer much of what I actually wanted. I eventually tried SpaceWalker, which had some content, but compared to something like the Oculus, this felt like a waste of $500. At this point, I’m returning them — it doesn’t feel like a finished product until major bugs are fixed. Audio Issues From the start, the audio never worked correctly. On my MacBook Pro (M1 Pro chip, 16 GB RAM), the sound gave off a loud static noise and then repeated/looped endlessly. I tried every fix I could — Audio MIDI Setup, CoreAudio resets, different sample rates — but nothing helped. The stuttering happened in every app: browsers, Spotify, QuickTime. That made the glasses unusable for media, which is supposed to be one of their main strengths. System Performance Even worse, just plugging the glasses in caused my entire Mac to lag. This is a high-spec machine that normally handles video editing and multiple monitors with ease. It was shocking to see performance grind down from what should just be a USB-C display accessory. Heat Another problem: the side where the power cord connects overheated quickly. Even in short sessions, that side of the frame felt hot to the touch, raising questions about comfort and hardware durability. Display When the display actually worked, it did look sharp and bright, and the virtual screen size was immersive. But those moments were overshadowed by the persistent audio glitches, lag, and heat issues. I also noticed that the screen inside the glasses would sometimes shake, even with motion blur enabled. Conclusion Maybe I got a defective unit, but for me the sound never worked, my computer lagged whenever it was plugged in, and the hardware overheated. For a $500+ device marketed as premium XR glasses, I expected much more reliability and polish. Until VITURE addresses these issues — whether through firmware updates or hardware revisions — I cannot recommend the Luma Pro, especially for Mac users or developers who need stable performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2025 by kevin
Size: Regular
I upgraded from the original Viture Pro XR glasses to the new Luma Pro and it’s a huge improvement. The display is brighter, colors look more vibrant, and everything feels sharper and more immersive. The fit is also much better. The previous version was a bit too small for my face, but the Luma Pro feels more comfortable, balanced, and easy to wear for long sessions, I was nervous that the plastic frames compared to the sturdy metal frames from previous gen would make it less durable but it’s actually more comfortable especially if you like laying on your side with them on, the adjustment arm hinges are a big bonus too, the first time Viture had this on their glasses make it so you are able to get fit/display just right. I use it paired with the adapter to experience amazing 3 DoF 3D videos with my new iPhone 17 Pro, and it honestly blew me away. BTW the iPhone Air DOES NOT work with any XR glasses due to lack of DisplayPort functionality via USBC. The improved 1200p resolution compared to the previous 1080p is a noticeable difference when it comes to reading text and content consumption. The glasses also stay significantly cooler where the cable is magnetically connected than last gen! I’ve been using them daily with my ROG Ally X, iPhone, and MacBook Pro and they’ve worked perfectly across all of them. If you’re thinking about upgrading from the original Pros or choosing between these and the XREAL glasses, I’d say go for the Luma Pro. It’s more comfortable, looks incredible, and the SpaceWalker app is the best out there for XR glasses. My only gripe is that my previous prescription inserts are not compatible with the Luma line so that’s an additional cost if you prefer to use your prescription. If you are looking to save money then the previous gen Viture Pro XR glasses are an excellent choice too, it’s just that they’re smaller in case you have a wider face like me.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2025 by Erik Sorto
Size: Regular
Incredible picture and so easy. I’ve bought a few goggle style products and it was a constant battle of the cords and video source. The XR showed up, plugged it into my phone, and was kicking back to watch a movie. I’m not a gamer so can’t speak to that. My wife doesn’t want light in the bedroom at night and these don’t bother anyone. Frankly prefer to watch tv on the glasses. If out in bright light a cloth or wrap might be needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by Bill