VITURE Launches $298.99 Pro 2 XR Glasses With 146-Inch 120Hz Display at 63 Grams

2 articles · Updated · TechEBlog · Sep 25

$298.99 VITURE Pro 2 glasses ship with a private 146-inch virtual screen, delivering 1080p to each eye at up to 120Hz in a 63-gram frame.
Sony micro-OLED panels, 1,600-nit perceived brightness and a new UltraClarity 3.0 optical design aim to sharpen edge-to-edge text, reduce distortion and keep images stable as eyes move.
Built-in focus dials adjust each eye from 0 to -5.00 diopters, while a 56.5-71.5mm IPD range, three temple settings and three nose pads are meant to fit most adults without inserts.
USB-C hosts can power the glasses directly from devices such as Steam Decks, Android phones, iPhone 15-series models and recent laptops, while Switch, PS4 and Xbox users need a dock.
VITURE also introduced a $99 Mobile Dock Mini—or $79 bundled—with a 10,000mAh battery, as the fifth-anniversary lineup pushes a lighter, cheaper big-screen alternative to bulkier XR headsets.

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Could Viture's $299 Pro 2 XR glasses secretly replace your living room TV, or is the magnetic dock a dealbreaker for gamers?

With 146-inch virtual screens and Switch 2 support, what hidden thermal tradeoffs lurk behind Viture's thinnest Micro-OLED glasses yet?

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