VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses, 135″ 120Hz 1000Nits Display, Harman Audio,Electrochromic Film, for iPhone 17/16/15/Android/Mac/PC/Steam Deck, First-ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2

Fantastic travel accessory
Doing a review now that I’ve had the chance to use these when travelling. They are a superb gadget! Not cheap of course but you really do get what you pay for here. Lovely packaging and build quality as well.The screen size is really big – when you look towards the wall of your room when playing a movie, it is as if you were viewing a projected picture that fills the whole wall. I have a 100” cinema screen in my living room anyway and this ‘projects’ bigger than that. Is it better than holding your iPad screen in front of you? Absolutely! It’s on a pair of sunglasses, which is unreal. The picture stays with you wherever you look (you soon get used to that). The fully dark effect is really good, you won’t really watch any other way. You can see a bit of your surrounds below and above the glasses but that’s helpful actually. They are not fully immersive and they don’t need to be. The picture they present is really bright – I had to turn it down a notch or two. Great resolution and the eye adjustment thing works well for me as a specs wearer, haven’t needed any extra lens inserts.What can you watch with them? It was tricky to figure out at first but Prime and Apple TV are the least fussy, you can download stuff onto your phone and it will play (BUT…You need to do the downloads from Apple TV with your glasses connected to the phone so that it downloads the right version. Not sure if that’s the case with other services but I do all downloads while connected now just in case). Netflix does work but can stop at some point when it realises you have them connected; just restart movie with glasses unplugged, then plug back in. IPlayer will play on the glasses but also keeps playing on your phone screen as well. And of course anywhere that you can stream stuff, then everything works even easier. Works fine with a magnetic battery pack attached to your phone, worth taking one on flights as your phone is powering the glasses so it will use up your charge a bit.Sound – for airplane use I would suggest wireless earbuds. For AirPods it works best if you start it playing, then pop the earphones in and it just takes over the sound. For everyday use the inbuilt speakers are really good, so much so that I don’t bother using my AirPods as it’s just easier. I find I use them a lot more than I thought I would as they are fun to use and so good.There is a fun thing where you can view your own photos in 3d, amazing effect to see. You can also do some other stuff on the app but I find some of it a bit fiddly to use.But for watching movies in your own personal cinema on a pair of specs, these are incredible and for travel they are just so good.

Delivered fast and blew away my expectations!!I received mine yesterday and spent the entire day testing them with various devices to explore their functionality. Even though I had tempered my expectations before they arrived, I was genuinely surprised by the quality—not just of the product itself, but also the display and image clarity. The glasses feel durable and well-built yet remain lightweight and comfortable, without feeling cumbersome during extended use. The display is crisp and clean, providing an impressive visual experience.The built-in myopia adjustments are a game-changer for me. Since I require a minor prescription adjustment, I was relieved that I didn’t need to wear my regular glasses underneath—something that can make AR glasses uncomfortable and impractical. This was a key factor in my decision when researching AR glasses, and I’m glad to see it implemented so well here.One of the standout features for me was the seamless transition between 2D and 3D. I was amazed at how effortlessly I could watch movies in 3D, and even my own photos and videos could be rendered into 3D images. This was an unexpected but welcome surprise.Although I wouldn’t consider myself a gamer anymore—having stepped away from gaming after getting married—these glasses have me reconsidering. They provide a way for me to enjoy gaming again without monopolizing the television, making them a practical solution for my setup. Additionally, using them as a secondary (or even multiple) display for my computer was an incredibly immersive experience. When connected to my MacBook Pro, I was able to extend my display and add three more virtual screens, significantly boosting my productivity.That said, I do have a few criticisms:1. The cable length – The included cable is too short for my needs, though Viture does sell a longer one separately. I did try a USB-C extension cable and it worked well, although I would be hesitant to use it for long. I believe the proprietary cable would be best suited to handle the information and data that is being transmitted and was designed to handle the load.2. Field of View (FOV) – I wish the FOV were just slightly larger, both vertically and horizontally. I found myself adjusting the glasses slightly on my nose to properly see the corners and edges of my screens. While I was able to fine-tune the display on my MacBook, my iPad and Samsung phone currently lack that feature.3. Price – At $699 CAD (purchased via Amazon), it felt like a steep investment. However, I believe I’ll get my money’s worth over time, and as the technology evolves I imagine it will become more affordable for the masses.4. Spacewalker App Performance – While generally impressive, Spacewalker can be glitchy. It sometimes struggles to keep up with processing demands, occasionally failing to render 3D images correctly—flipping them upside down or mirroring them. That is, of course if I can actually figure out how to get the 3D controls to come up in the first place, because I don’t find Spacewalker to be very intuitve, it definitely feels like it needs to evolve and I am sure that it will as the technology develops further. On multiple occasions, the app even crashed across different devices. Furthermore, some of the native apps that came available on the iPad are not available to be used in Canada. (Geofencing).Looking ahead, I may plan to invest in the USB Hub and Neckband, eventually expanding into the full ecosystem—provided these remain my top choice for AR glasses. After extensive research, I have my doubts about other options on the market meeting my use and need requirements, making this ecosystem seem like the best balance of functionality and form for my purposes.Overall, I’d rate these glasses 8/10—a solid product with room for improvement, but undeniably impressive for my first experience with AR glasses.For those interested, I would rate the Spacewalker app that is designed for use with your glasses a 5/10 -a solid foundation to build upon what I am sure will evolve into and even more dynamic and fluid app that seamlessly integrates your user experience.

Excelente producto, muy ligero, compatible con celulares, ipads, laptops, etc. La gente piensa que es solo para ver peliculas pero yo lo uso para trabajar mientras viajo con mi mac o en casa comodamente, trabajo en animacion y esto me permite flexibilidad con las pantallas y encima de eso como solo utiliza un cable usb c y no necesita bateria puedo usarlo por horas y después cuando dejo de trabajar puedo conectarme a mi cel y ver una serie acostado o jugar videojuegos en mi steamdeck. Las pantallas OLED y el que sean 120 hz lo hace ver increíble. Las bocinas suenan muy bien y no molestan a mi esposa o a quien este a mi lado. También puedes ajustarles la miopia si usas lentes para que se vean correctamente a tus ojos. En general se me hacen buenisimos y vienen con varios accesorios.