Pro XR

So I have a pair of Viture Pros and I'm not very pleased with them. I think AR glasses in general need more time in the oven. So AR glasses are mostly just an external monitor and don't have any special software built in. This has changed recently as companies are starting to add small chips into th

I tried the viture pro and it didnt work well for me. They have IPD adjust, diopter adjust, 1000 nits and 120hz and even with that i couldnt use them comfortably. Its just weird that you look thru them and see the same picture each eye, it feels like being ever so slightly cross eyed all the time, s

i had a meta quest pro for years which i barely touched Then last month i bought the viture luma pros and ...........i instantly appreciated my meta quest a lot more Ended up returning the vitures and since then , i've used my quest almost daily . Just like you , the major issue i had was finding th

I heard a couple people do text work in the old pro model. Most though complained that text was too blurry and the arm over the temple would get too hot. A few people have said that the luma pros are clear enough and comfortable enough for long text usage. A few reviews have been negative about the

Mixed feelings here. For context, I have owned the Viture XR Pros, Xreal One Pro, and now the Luma Pros. To be direct: no, I’m planning to return them. They aren’t a meaningful upgrade over my other pairs. The built-in 3DoF on the Xreal Ones is a standout feature that the Lumas lack, and that really

I got some XR glasses, Viture Pro XR. Ended up returning them. Clarity towards the edge of the screen was underwhelming and I couldn’t find a good angle regardless of nose piece I used that comfortably showed the entire screen. The way the glasses could turn the lenses black was cool though. It was

Don’t waste the money of the pro neck band as i did. It turned me off to the entire idea of the Vitures. I was expecting greatness and realistically got mediocre performance and visuals where 90% of the time my IPhone did the same thing without the $400 price tag. I had constant visual artifacts (di

You need to measure your IPD. If it exceeds 68, you need to get large versions of glasses. It got Viture XR pro, was dissappointed by blurry edges. Then got Luma Pro Large version and the edges were fine, but after 1,5 hours of watching I was getting eye strain. Probably should've ordered prescripti

As someone who’s owned the Luma ultras for a couple of months and then tried the beast out recently, I would not recommend the beast personally. Main reasons why are because the luma ultras optics (birdbath) are much sharper for reading texts and don’t have that edge to edge blurriness or chromatic

When I wrote my review about the Beast some people were offended and attacking me using the "bad vision argument". The truth is that I have a very very good vision and as I said multiple times in other threads I don't have this issue not only with the competition (to which I decided to stick) but wi