Beast

I use my glasses for productivity. Here are the big things to consider. Resolution on all models is 1080p (1200p is just taller). This may not be good enough for you. Birdbath vs prism lenses. I think birdbath is clearer but prism is clear for some people. Software support. There are a few models, X

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.

Never had the old firmware got my beast yesterday updated the firmware immediately and used it for youtube videos on my phone and gaming through my phone and legion go for a good 4 or 5 hours just testing a bunch of different things. to be 100 percent honest, I don't even know what the actual drift

Did you update the firmware? They added a calibration mode to reduce the drift (place on table for 10 seconds before using). Once calibrated, often the screen stays put for several minutes, and then the drift still happens, but much slower than it used to before the update. If you've already got a O

There is no 2D to 3D conversion on Beast if that's what you are expecting. You will need Full SBS videos to work. You will not feel the heat at all unless you go touch it. If you are really so sensitive to heat then AR glasses is not a thing for you as all AR glasses generate heat near the forehead

Not from my experience. Both the XOP and the 1S are rock solid stable when it comes to the 3DOF. Only on very very rare occasions it drifted for me. I don't know about the Beast after the upgrades. When I received it it drifted a lot and I sold it after two weeks, now it seems to be a lot more stabl

The best options are: -Xreal One Pro (if you can’t wait 2-3 months and care about pinning your screen in space and moving your head without the screen following you with no software or hardware needed) most expensive, blurrier and dimmer than the following options. No built in diopter adjustment for

Viture is lucky that their displays look so nice. Also that they built up good rapport with their customer service. Otherwise they don't have much over the competition. XReal has had amazing implementation of 3DoF for a while, but they are still pricey, and the Pro XR glasses are still sharper and b

I own the Viture One, Pro, Beast, and a few competitor glasses. With today's launch, I was looking at the Pro 2 because they are lighter and thinner than my current glasses. However, the weight were never that much of an issue for me. I ended up getting a pair of Viture Luma Pro on ebay for $250 (th

I've went back and forth twice now with the Beast and the Luma Ultra. I really like that the Beast have built-in head tracking and different modes, but the edge bluriness just got to be too much for me to ignore. I went back to the Luma Ultra and the image is just so much more clear across the entir