VITURE Pro Mobile Dock First-Ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2, Compatible with PS, Co-op Stream & Play, 2D/3D Content, fits Switch, Fire TV, HDMI Devices, for USB-C Display & XR/AR Glasses
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- MADE WITH THE SWITCH IN MIND - A 152'' 1200p ultra sharp virtual display beats a 6.2 720p/30fps screen any day. Take your Switch handheld experience to the next level with VITURE Luma Pro XR Glasses & the slimmer, redesigned VITURE Pro Mobile Dock! (*If youre experiencing any issues with your Pro Mobile Dock, we recommend updating the firmware to ensure optimal performance. The latest version 01.03.0.05_20260127 is fully compatible with Switch 2, Switch, and all other devices previously supported by the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock. Please visit VITURE Academy to start the firmware update process.)
- DOUBLE THE FUN - SHARE THE SCREEN WITH FRIENDS! - Double The Fun with the ONLY XR system supporting screen sharing! Play local co-op games like Super Smash Bros and Mario Kart or enjoy a movie night together in XR anywhere, anytime! Connect any two XR Glasses or even external USB-C displays to the same device with the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock. Its like going out to the theater, but without the sticky seats!
- 3D SUPPORTED: A NEW DIMENSION OF ENTERTAINMENT - The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock now supports 3D content enjoy your favorite three-dimensional cinematic masterpieces on your favorite XR display. ***Note: Native 3D source content is required for 3D viewing. Real-time 2D-to-3D conversion is not supported.
- FULL HDMI & USB-C COMPATIBILITY - Computers, game consoles and fits Xbx, smartphones, TV sticks you name it! If it supports video-out by HDMI or USB-C, you can share it in XR with the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock. Please note: This mobile dock is an intermediary hub for console connectivity. It is NOT a smart device and does NOT support downloading apps. It bridges your console and display to enhance your gaming setup.
- LONGER BATTERY LIFE- Enjoy hours of extra gameplay with the VITURE Pro Mobile Docks built-in power reserves (8 additional hours on Switch, up to 20 hours on HDMI TV sticks and smartphones!).
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About VITURE Founded by Google & Apple alumni, VITURE has quickly become the leader of the next generation of digital entertainment devices. A benchmark-setting company in the field, we've engineered our XR ecosystem for mass-market appeal by combining true technological innovation with fashion-driven design, enabling users to stream videos, play games, and work anywhere, anytime. Luma Pro XR Glasses The Winning Combo Luma Pro Cloud Pack Luma Pro Dock Pack Luma Pro iPhone Pack Luma Pro Lightning Pack
Brand: VITURE
Color: Black
Hardware Interface: USB
Compatible Devices: Exclusive for VITURE XR Glasses, Nintendo Switch & Nintendo Switch 2, Playstation 5 & Playstation 4, Steam Deck & ROG Ally, iPhone 14 & Earlier Models See more
Total USB Ports: 3
Number of Ports: 4
Item Weight: 0.63 kg
Total HDMI Ports: 1
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Manufacturer: VITURE
Hardware Interface: USB
Compatible Devices: Exclusive for VITURE XR Glasses, Nintendo Switch & Nintendo Switch 2, Playstation 5 & Playstation 4, Steam Deck & ROG Ally, iPhone 14 & Earlier Models
Total Usb Ports: 3
Number of Ports: 4
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 1
Item Weight: 0.63 kg
Color: Black
Brand: VITURE
UPC: 850047431523
Manufacturer: VITURE
Model Number: V1234
Mfr Part Number: V1234
Warranty Description: 2 Years Warranty
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Update 3/2/2026: I've most recently acquired the Xreal 1S and on that AR glasses it supports a feature to turn the screen into an ultrawide screen making the screen curve and extra wide. It seems however the Pro Mobile Dock doesn't seem to support that feature and would go black screen instead. Ultrawide mode on the 1S however will work on devices that doesn't need the dock, like my laptop for example, but when using the dock to connect to my computer via HDMI and enabling ultrawide the screen goes black. Disappointed for sure, but perhaps Viture can release a firmware update to allow the dock to push ultrawide resolutions. Some day perhaps... I was looking at these compare to RayNeo Joydock and Xreal's Neo (I know confusing isn't it, the Neo doesn't belong to RayNeo but Xreal), but after much deliberation I found Viture's pro mobile dock to be the most complete for about the same price as the competition. What's got me the most sold though is how there's option for two glasses output as well as output for HDMI! So not only can you use this as a mobile dock, but also as a classic stationary dock to a tv. My only complaint and missed opportunity from Viture about this device is how you cannot connect charge the device while it's in use since the port that is used to charge it is the same as the port that's used to connect to the source device, meaning to connect to the Switch or Switch 2, etc. So in other words there's a limit to how long you can use these battery dependent, which I think to most people should be okay but for those diehards that wants to do a longer playthrough will need to force stop themselves to allow the device to charge before being to use it again. I haven't tried to test how long it'll take to drain the battery but my guess after my initial use suggests somewhere between 5-7 hours of play. Again, unfortunate how you can't use the dock and charge it, but I suppose it's okay and perhaps keeps costs down? Or so I hope that's the case. I still give it 5 stars because it works with my RayNeo Air 3S and should work with any device and isn't proprietary. I don't know if the other docks from RayNeo and Xreal are like either, but only on Viture's pro mobile dock here does it say on their product description that it works with "any" display-alt devices /glasses which is a welcome considering Nintendo's anti-consumerism take on their USB-C. Anyway, I digress. About the pro mobile dock, there doesn't seem to be any sort of lag or latency, or at least it's not noticeable to my eyes. It's also easy to use and is straightforward, just make the connections and you're good to go. A side note, I also have the attachment accessory for the switch 2 and they connect to one another perfectly. The plastics feels good and durable. At the time of this writing, the attachment kit had a promo that came free when you purchase this mobile dock, making this purchase an even better deal. I however mostly keep a protective case on my switch 2 which is not compatible with the attachment accessory, meaning if I can want to use the attachment accessory to connect the mobile dock to the switch 2, I first must remove the switch 2's protective case then can install the attachment. Overall this pro mobile dock from Viture to me is the superior dock accessory for your AR glasses thanks to its two output and HDMI output option, highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by xxCross
This with the VITURE Luma Pro’s are such an awesome combo with the Nintendo switch 2. All my devices are updated to the latest firmware as of 11-16-2025 and work as expected. The VITURE glasses and Pro mobile dock are easy to update but be aware you need the right kind of usb C port on your computer for them to update and be recognized. 4 stars for the amazing quality and build of the viture products and how easy they are to set up. This thing is great for its value too because you can use it with any hdmi device like a ps5 as well and it can charge your switch 1&2 and any other devices that use USB C like my iPhone 16 Pro Max. You can use two pairs of glasses with this dock to play on the devices I mentioned. You can even connect your USB C display port phone like my iPhone or android to play a movie and charge the phone at the same time. Playing Pokemon ZA with this is so much more fun in my opinion and it just looks great because it’s displaying at a higher output than handheld. The only thing I have to stress though is I did have to contact VITURE Customer support who were amazing btw. I had to reach out because the included small cable does not work for a switch 2 but that’s because Nintendo goes out of their way to make 3rd party docks harder to use. Initially, the small cable did work but after an update on my switch 2, it stopped working and VITURE recommended a lightning 4 usb C 40gbps data transfer Amazon cable which did resolve the issue caused by Nintendo’s anti consumer system update. While this isn’t Viture’s fault, they are aware of the issue and I think they should consider updating their packaging to require purchasing a cable separately or update the price of their pro mobile dock to include a working cable.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2025 by John N
I would definitely pick this up. At first i had issues. Had to go to Virtue's website to download the firmware to the dock to get it to work with Switch 2. Then the provided cable did not work. Thankfully, I had an alternative cable on hand that did. You'll need to remove the attached controllers from the Switch 2. It's hit or miss sometimes with how it comes on. Often after attaching the glasses, I have to power the Swith off, then back on to get it to work. I am using these with the XReal One glassess. I haven't been able to use these glasses for games since the original Switch last year. I considered getting this dock last year but when XReal said they were coming out with the NEO to solve the incompatibility issue with the Switch, I waited for that. I paid for it in advance and then they completely cancelled the device. Since then I was looking for a solution and took a chance on this. This device is great, but I wish they had a way to charge it while playing. Still, It's like 13,000 in battery size so that helps. It's also pretty cool that 2 glasses can be used with it. On the Xreal glasses, you'll need to go into the settings and put it on DP Audio mode to get the audio to work. Nintendo, while I love them as a company, should be ashamed of themselves for trying to stop 3rd party manufactuers from making alternative solutions for their products. If we paid $450 to $500 for the Switch 2, we should be able to use whatever else we choose to play it with. It sucks loving a company yet being frustrated with some of its unnecessary business practices at the same time. Playing Resident Evil Requiem now and it looks and plays fantastic. (Great game by the way). I travel a lot, so this is great, and you should not hesitate to buy one as well. Will be great playing this in bed at night at 3 am while everyones sleep, staring at the ceiling. Finally, a big screen for my Switch again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026 by Kenneth B.
This dock has a built in 13,000-mAh battery bank. It does say it can power up the Nintendo Switch, I personally do not own one but it does charge the OG Steam Deck so it must at least be able to power up 30-35 watts. Currently I'm waiting on my Legion Go but I highly doubt that it can do a full charge when playing games with powering on Viture One/Pro glasses, it might be able to do slow charge on Legion Go but I don't know for sure. The HDMI version is 2.0 not 2.1 but since the Viture One/Pro doesn't have anything that needs HDMI spec 2.1, it's a moot point. Although this Pro mobile dock does allow 3rd party glasses and or monitors via USB-C Alt Display port I could see the lack of HDMI 2.1 spec might hurt future proofing within reasons. This version of compared to the original dock does allows 3D mode on the glasses, along with higher battery capacity. Both the old and this version does have 2 USB-C Alt Display port out. However this new version has it so you and one other person who have a Viture series glasses or even a competitor glasses/monitor can watch the same thing. Although the competitor glasses experience may vairy since some have reported that sound doesn't come out on theirs and have to use a headset to get sound and you have to get a earphone splitter to share sound. Even more added costs if you're doing it from Bluetooth as you need to buy an adapter to split signals to 2 BT devices. However it doesn't lock out competitor product from using this dock, might not function natively but it works. When hooking this up to a PS5, or PC (Report from others said it also works with Xbox Series S/X) it does allow 120Hz refresh rate with the Viture Pro or any other 120Hz compatible USB-C Alt Display. Sadly the Viture Pro does not have HDR and I don't have a external USB-C Alt Display monitor with HDR to see if it can enable the HDR feature if the hardware natively supports it. Even though this dock is used to upsell towards Switch owners, if you're a console or a PC gamer who only has HDMI output on their graphics card (or any devices with HDMI output) then this is a MUST. If your graphics card has USB-C Alt Display out then you can hook up your Viture glasses directly but you probably would want a USB-C extension cable at least usb 3.2 rating for up to 10Gbps. Well actually even if you do or don't, with the Pro mobile dock, you probably should get an USB-C extension cable regardless for hooking up to your Viture glasses. This dock is also handy for those who own a stand alone 3D bluray player so they can watch movies in 3D with their Viture Pro glasses. If you're only using the glasses for PC handhelds, this is still an elegant solution, otherwise you'll still need a pass through USB-C adapter so you can use the glasses and the ability to charge your device (unless your device has more than 1 USB-C port). Plus Viture also sells an adapter to hook your Pro mobile dock to your switch or Steam Deck for around $20 each.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Neko Tech
**How was the item? VITURE Pro Mobile Dock** I purchased the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock because every review, influencer, sponsored video, and marketing page seemed determined to convince me that this was the magical device that would solve all my connectivity problems. Instead, it introduced entirely new ones. The primary feature of a dock is remarkably simple: take a signal from one device and pass it to another device without turning the image into modern art. Somehow, this dock struggles with that basic concept. Every device I connected through it looked like someone had accidentally deleted the color blue from existence. The image was drenched in red tones, making everything look like it was taking place during the apocalypse, on Mars, or inside a poorly lit nightclub. Skin tones were horrifying. White screens looked pink. Blue objects apparently offended the dock on a personal level and were removed from the viewing experience entirely. At first, I assumed I had a bad cable. Then I assumed I had a bad setting. Then I assumed I was doing something wrong. Eventually I realized the dock itself was the problem. What makes this even more frustrating is the marketing. The product is advertised as being broadly compatible with all sorts of devices. In practice, it feels like it was designed with one goal in mind: work with VITURE products and make everything else feel unwelcome. The compatibility claims remind me of restaurants that advertise "world-famous cuisine" because technically someone from another country once ate there. Can you get it working? Maybe. Should you have to spend hours troubleshooting a premium-priced dock whose entire job is passing through a video signal? Absolutely not. The best part is that while I was trying to diagnose the issue, I kept convincing myself there had to be some hidden setting, secret firmware update, or obscure cable combination that would magically fix everything. That's how these products get you. They transform customers into unpaid quality assurance engineers. By the end of the process, I wasn't using a dock. I was conducting a forensic investigation. **Pros** * Nicely packaged * Small form factor * Excellent at demonstrating various shades of red **Cons** * Severe color issues * Missing or distorted color channels * Compatibility claims feel wildly optimistic * Troubleshooting required for basic functionality * Expensive for what it delivers * Feels designed primarily for the manufacturer's own ecosystem * Turns simple setups into multi-hour projects **Final Verdict** The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock is the first dock I've ever owned that made me question whether colors are optional. I bought it expecting a plug-and-play accessory. What I received was a tiny red-tinted monument to disappointment. If your goal is to spend an evening wondering why everything looks like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie, this dock performs flawlessly. Otherwise, save your money. A dock's job is to get out of the way and pass the signal through unchanged. This one apparently felt the need to express its artistic vision first.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026 by Romonaga
I purchased the VITURE Pro Dock specifically to see how it would handle my original Nintendo Switch (V1), and the experience has been absolutely flawless. 1. Plug-and-Play Setup: Getting everything connected was incredibly quick and easy. No tech headaches whatsoever. 2. Stunning Visuals: The picture quality is truly first-rate—crisp, vibrant, and perfectly optimized. 3. Next-Level Immersion: I know it sounds cliché, but playing Switch games through this setup genuinely takes gaming to a whole different level. Everything works seamlessly together in this ecosystem. If you are using the VITURE Lumi Ultra glasses alongside the Pro Mobile Dock and a Switch, it is a perfect match. I highly recommend this setup to anyone on the fence—it is worth every penny!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Ardel F
Works fine as a battery pack. Connecting to a console through hdmi and it works fine. Connecting to a switch through the usb-c cord works perfectly fine as well. But that us as far as i can go in the pro's for the mobile dock. Trying to connect to my laptop and it is not acknowledged by the laptop at all. Can not update the firmware at all through the website. My laptop supports display over usb-c and the glasses are able to connect as a secondary monitor but when connecting to the mobile dock, the laptop can not recognize it at all. While this is not that big of a deal, i bought the mobile dock in order to utilize the full potential of the glasses. If it had been just this, i would have given this 4 stars. The reason i gave it 3 stars is actually the customer service. Trying to get any information or assistance from them was nearly impossible, just generic responses most of the time. I gave them the specs of my laptop and told them that it supports display over usb-c and yet they continue telling me that if my laptop does not support display over usb-c then it woudlnt work. Other than the customer service being sub par, the mobile dock does work pretty well except for my laptop. But connecting to a game console, it works well and has virtually no lag for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by jesse smith
The Viture Pro Mobile Dock is an impressive companion for the Viture XR glasses, and two features really make it stand out: its long-lasting battery and its ability to power two glasses at once. First, the battery performance is excellent. The built-in battery provides enough power for extended movie sessions or gaming without constantly worrying about finding an outlet. It also supports pass-through charging, meaning you can keep your device topped up while using it, which adds a layer of convenience when traveling or on long commutes. Second, the dual-glasses connectivity feature is a game changer. Being able to connect two Viture glasses simultaneously transforms the experience — you can watch a movie or play a game together without sharing a screen. The connection is seamless, with no noticeable lag or drop in quality for either viewer. It’s perfect for sharing immersive experiences with friends or family. Overall, the Viture Pro Mobile Dock delivers both power and practicality, making it an essential accessory for anyone who owns Viture glasses. It’s rare to find a device that combines mobility, endurance, and shared entertainment so effortlessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by Sean