Beast

You’re not frustrated putting in more effort than the company shipping an incomplete product? Viture is an established company. Shipping an already delayed product that doesn’t work is completely unacceptable. For 3Dof to work… you must face West?!?! Are you kidding me? Good luck with your Beast.

I'm in the same boat. I'm also considering canceling my Beast order now.There seems to be too many problems that needs fixing and missing features (coming Later). Most of the reviews on YT seem to be untrustworthy sponsored paid reviews that don't talk about all the problems. It's like they released

How they shipped a product that appears to be in the alpha or beta stage is beyond me. Fair enough if we bought The Beast off of Kickstarter but they are advertising this as their flagship product. Viture, if you're listening - you've damaged your brand reputation. No amount of payments for YouTuber

I just checked the landing page, and it says: “all housed within a premium full-metal aluminum-magnesium frame” - but does not mention the use of mixed materials at the temples. You’re using weasel-words to hide the fact that plastic is still used, and intentionally not telling your customers WHICH

Thank you for taking the time to provide a non-biased review. The review is excellent in its level of detail. Viture, I trust you are paying close attention to these threads and working on these issues. Some issues after initial launch are expected. However, the reported issues do create concern. It

Have you purchased a product from an established company that is as bad as the Beast? I don’t understand why you would even bother with the 3DoF. Image quality is severely lacking, only 1080p/60hz, 3D and UW don’t work… Beast is their flagship product… they learned nothing after Luma series QC issue

I was thinking the same thing. I love Viture, but this list really does feel like the beta testing was left to the public, which is very unfair. I'm glad I stayed with my Pro glasses and avoided this series, too many issues, including the plastic cracking on the frames. The Beast just wasn't ready e

Viture should just step back to metal like they did beasts for all lumas because at this point it's clear that it will be a life time of returns or people opting for another product.

Yes, Viture really dropped the ball with the Luma series. This shows they haven’t done any durability testing. I have a previous-gen Pro XR that I bought in late 2024. it has held up extremely well even after fair bit of use. I was hoping to upgrade to a Beast as soon as it came out, but after seein

Sounds like you just fell for marketing and vibe. You didn't know what you've bought into. You did not do proper research and consideration. Yeah, stick with VR, that would fit you better. But we cannot compare a yamaha bike with a porche car. Both for travel and speed, but totally different. XR and