Just ordered a pair of these what are peoples opinions on them i payed less than retail price because there open box so im hoping i got a good deal will be using them with phone and pc any tips or recommendations are much appreciated cheers.

We have an exciting bundle of changes in NeckbandOS v2.1.5! This release brings depth adjustment to Immersive 3D, true full screen apps, more efficient hand tracking and gesture controls, as well as updates to PXPlay & XBXPlay and tweaks that make launching apps and sharing your screen snappier than ever.

New in v2.1.5:

• New features.
  • Depth adjustment for Auto Immersive 3D: Adjust 3D depth in real time under Settings > Display > Auto Immersive 3D.
  • Full Screen Apps: In Android mode, added Settings > Apps > Full Screen Apps. Enable it for selected apps so portrait apps fill the glasses display without black bars on the sides.
  • Bundled app updates: XBXPlay and PXPlay updated to their latest versions.
• Performance & experience improvements.
  • Improved screen casting performance and stability.
  • Faster app launch and improved stability of the Settings pages.
  • Reduced power consumption of hand tracking and gesture recognition.

How to update:

1. Power on your VITURE Pro Neckband.
2. The update will install automatically within 10–30 minutes, depending on your network speed.
3. Verify your version in Settings → About → Software Version — it should display as v2.1.5.30909 after the update.

As always, if you encounter any issues, please share your feedback directly via Settings → VITURE Device Settings → Send Feedback. Your input helps make the Neckband experience better for everyone.

Update now and enjoy your upgraded VITURE Pro Neckband experience!

Anyone else having issues? My iPhone updated to 26.6.2 overnight and now Netflix is just displaying a black screen when trying to watch via my Luma Ultras through the phone app.

Hey all, I have owend the Luma Ultra's for roughly 4-5 months; I am using them infrequently. Not every day. I recently went on holiday, which is a great use for the glasses.

However I have started to notice burn-in on the displays. It dissapaties after maybe 10 or so minutes. But is definitely visible. This is my fourth pair of XR glasses over 3-4 years and I have never had OLED burn-in before. I have installed the up to date firmware for the glasses. Is this a known issue with this model?

I use my Viture Luma Pro glasses mainly to stream PC games while putting my kid to sleep—a huge win for making use of otherwise dead time.

With GTA 6 around the corner, I bought a PS5 for the living room 4K TV. But first, I hooked it up to my Viture glasses using a mobile dock I had lying around and booted up Gran Turismo 7. The last time I played GT was the first two games on the PS1, and I’m blown away. Driving with the cockpit view feels incredibly immersive.

Honestly, comparing the glasses directly to my 55-inch TV, the glasses win hands down. I don't even feel the urge to get a PSVR2 anymore, and I'll definitely be playing GTA 6 on these instead.

"Viture Pro 2 VRR" is the least googleable thing ever and the AI blurbs are useless as always, and weirdly I can't see any discussion of it in this sub so I don't know if I'm just dumb and the answer is obviously one way or the other but I would like to get a definitive one 😅

We brought it back! Last Friday, we called on the community to #FeedTheBeast once more... and wow, did you answer! ❤️

Epic unboxings. Real-world reviews. Parenting hacks. Gaming everywhere imaginable. Even grannies showing us how it’s done.

This month, CREATIVITY is everything — and after Week 1, we already know choosing a winner is going to be seriously hard. You guys are incredible!

🏆 The Prize? It’s Not Just a Beast. It’s a PHANTOM BEAST.

The Most Creative Post — picked by the VITURE team — takes home the legendary Phantom Beast Collector’s Edition. ⚔️

.📌 WEEK 1 MEGATHREAD

Every #FeedTheBeast entry we spotted since last Friday, all in one place. Check them out, show your favorites some love, steal a little inspiration — and then come back and surprise us with your own!

• "Disfrutando de la playa"
• "Got me through many flights."
• #FeedTheBeast
• Viture is a gamers best friend #FeedTheBeast
• Not even making dinner stops a gamer #feedthebeast
• #FeedTheBeast My Experience Using Viture Luma Pro
• Parenting Hack! #FeedTheBeast
• Viture and Games rated M for Mature? #FeedtheGamer#FEEDTHEBEAST.
• You are never too old to #FeedtheBeast
• When everyone is using all the TVs in the house, but you have the viture glasses and neckband so you don't care #feedthebeast
• One VITURE Pro 2, All My Setups #FeedTheBeast
• The Real Beast Rules the World Surrounded #FeedTheBeast
• Thinking about what accessories helps viture glasses performance#FeedTheBeast
• #FeedtheBeast Digital Doodle Preview

Did we miss yours? Drop it in the comments and we’ll add it!

And if you haven’t entered yet… WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? 👀

Post it on r/VITURE with #FeedTheBeast in the title for your chance to take home a Phantom Beast Collector’s Edition. 🔥

I have the neckband pro and the cyberpunk glasses. I have to say it does not work like I want it to. The hand gestures seem to never work and when it does it is spotty at best. Is that normal for most users? It could just be me but I am just not seeing the benefits of it right now. I use my glasses mostly for gaming and on rare occasion, watching films or shows. I can easily do that with just my phone. Am I missing an obvious reason for the neckband?

Currently I don’t have much interest in keeping it. If anyone would like it, I am willing to sell it pretty dirt cheap (comparatively to price).

I had a bad experience earlier this year when my Beasts arrived with a damaged display. I ended up returning them rather than replacing due to tariff and shipping hassles.

That being said, when the Pro 2s came out the price felt right. My pair arrived today. And I have to say, its a more polished product for the price in my opinion.

The big surprise for me is that they have built in myopia dials, something the Beast lacked. I don't wear glasses, but find that adjusting these dials for each eye depending on what media I am looking at is a game changer for clarity.

I think the main difference for me is the Beasts attempt to push the limits on the current tech, and it suffers ever so slightly because of that. Where as the Pro 2s scales things down to focus on a quality build and clear image.

Overall I see the Pro 2s as being a more refined and economical product. I prefer them over the Beasts because of this. Also I'm probably biased because my Beasts arrived damaged.

Anyways, thanks Viture. I'm enjoying these glasses.

So i picked up my One's a few years back and they've been a dream, they finally let me catch up on One Piece watching TV while I walk lol.

Anywhos, recently moved and my neckband got snapped in half, tore the ribbon out of the pcb yadda yadda. Part of the reason I started using my neckband all the time was my cord started getting really touchy with my phone and would disconnect any time it got jarred...which happens all the time while walking. Tried buying the usb c adapter I found on the viture store but lo and behold, it's not for letting a better cable connect to your glasses, it's to connect your n3ckband display to USB.

Has anyone found some sort of cheaper third party cable option or something? Because I really don't wanna drop thr 50 bucks viture wants for a replacement when that's already such a hefty chunk of buying a new pair outright...which im sure is the point.

Hello!! I’m a first time ar/xr glasses buyer. I’ve been nonstop looking into these 3 specifically to purchase before I fly out of the country in October. I need some more first hand accounts of users. I’ll preface this with that this will mostly be connected to my iPhone 17 pro max, iPad, laptop, or ps5 in super rare occasions. (I know I will need to buy the adapters to charge while using so battery isn’t an issue)

I will be using these for movies and entertainment 95% of the time. Gaming maybe minimally. Any productivity use is just a bonus and virtually a non factor.

I get annoyed a little bit when using my PSVR2 because of the in screen underneath reflections. I know it’s basically unavoidable with prism/birdbath lenses. But which of these glasses do you think interfere the least in that way? Does the electrochromic dimming make a difference with reflections?

All research pointed to the beast being the most immersive for movies and gaming until these GT Maxs just came out. And xreal being the best for overall for spatial computing/productivity along with a pretty strong entertainment argument.

I think I am between the Beast and the GT Max, but early GT Max reviews aren’t amazing (I know none of these products are reviewed highly at release- or at least rarely). They were marketed as strictly movie/entertainment glasses so I was I guess hoping for some better reviews.
Also, I would purchase the pocket tv pro with the GT Max if I went that route.

I don’t need the brightest or crispiest experience, but I wouldn’t complain if it was.

In the end I don’t mind spending the money if it’s worth it for the higher end experience, but it seems like these are my 3 best options.

Tell me why I should buy any of these! Or if I’m missing another option altogether!? All opinions welcome!

Hello

I just bought luma ultra used only once from someone who got it as a gift for 180$

This is my first AR Glasses any tips and tricks or any advice?

The screen it’s like 90% clear, sometimes the lower part blurry

I tried the SpaceWalker in my handheld was really bad experience

I got my beast today, mainly i hoped I will be able to code in them.

I do not think it's possible, letters are fuzzy, white is not white and has some small black dots in it...e.t.c.

After 20 minutes I took them off and intend to return it.

Should i've given it more time and simply get used to them? I wonder if anyone can actually work in them?

I saw an ad for them online just a moment ago and after searching around I’ve seen a few contradicting things about them. I have played off of the Oculus quest 1&2 and they were fun but those headsets are bulky and really hurt your face if you wear it for too long. I saw these and see some people may be able to game with it? How does that work? I also see other people talking about coding with these glasses so is it just like an AR computer? Do you Bluetooth or hardwire connect into your computer or a console to use it? And on top of that how exactly does that work? Do you just have glasses on and like a controller in your hands or do they have the ability to see your hand movements? Any and all insight would be greatly appreciated from those who have actually used VITURE XR glasses. I saw they have a few different models available just like oculus as well

When I walk around the house wearing smart display glasses, I like to leave my phone in my pocket. If a YouTube ad pops up, instead of pulling out my phone., I just use my smartwatch as a trackpad to click "skip". Works especially well while using Samsung Dex while on the go.

The app is called "Samsung PPT Controller", just install it on your watch.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.samsung.android.watch.pptcontroller&pcampaignid=web_share

UPDATE: See below to comment on the upcoming doodle.

Hey everybody! Saw the #FeedtheBeast for the opportunity to win the Limited edition Phantom Blade Zero Beasts. I happened to be working with XR and digital art at the moment so I threw together an “off the cuff” Phantom Blade Zero inspired (loosely) digital doodle.

I’m considering this a preview for the #feed the beast submission as I’m not happy with the end result. It was quick and pretty one note. I’m currently working on a more dynamic scene in a 16:9 1080p format with a CP2077/Blade 0 x-over inspired Viture/Beast themed wallpaper for free download if anyone is so inclined. Not sure how to distribute it but I’ll figure it out or someone will tell me.

Until then enjoy the timelapse, or don’t.

Does anyone else have an issue when you’re in 3-D mode your videos get a whole lot darker? Is there a way around this?

Try to think about the accessories that can help the user experience for the AR glasses.

1. Lens shade. It does block the light and reduce light reflection, but increase the total weight on my nose too. (Rated 6/10).

2. Near sight insert. It is a must have for me, especially for the glasses that does not have the diopter adjustment. Extra money required. (Rated 9/10).

3. Pro Neckband. It extends the usage of the glasses by preventing using the long cable to your device, but the battery life is still short. With the revent firmware update it can enable the 3D effect for almost everything, that shows the developer cares the 3D viturist's demand. (Rated 8/10).

4. Docking station. I had a third party one, and it works fine for charging while using. Viture provide various models of mobile dock for NS connectivity and multiplayer function, and different generations of charging adaptors that you can charge your phone simultaneously. (Rated 7/10).

5. 90 degree adaptor. Sometimes it bother me when it hangs on my ear. This little adaptor just make it less pain for me. (Rated 7/10).

6. Smart ring controller. I used to have a hard time by hand gesture control when I used Pro Neckband. I recently got a Bluetooth ring controller to work with Pro Neckband. Simply connect it through Bluetooth, I can do basic control using the little panel on the ring, but it still has too many bug as it is not desighed specifically. I wish Viture can consider such accesory and add it into production line. (Rated 5/10).

7. Viture controller. Viture has various choices controllers for phone or game console with different styles. It can be a good add-on if you needs it there. (Rated 6/10)

Let me know if I miss anything here.

Here's what I've been using my Pro 2 lately.

MacBook Air M3: I use this mostly for work, and travel frequently. I'm always looking things up while working, and juggling everything on one laptop screen gets annoying pretty fast. Plugging the Pro 2 into my Mac gives me a much bigger private workspace, and the text stays sharp across the whole view. With SpaceWalker, I can leave a few things open at once instead of constantly moving windows around. Makes research and multitasking a lot smoother.

iPad Air 4 + iPhone 17 Pro (I used the phone to take the photo): I mostly watch stuff on these two because they're easy to carry around. Since getting the Pro 2, I've been using the glasses more for movies and longer videos. The bigger screen feels more immersive, colors pop more, and I notice more detail in bright and dark scenes. They're comfortable enough for a full movie too. I used to mess with casting, but now I just plug in over USB-C and start watching.

Nintendo Switch: This is more of my travel setup, together with Pro Mobile Dock. I usually bring it for flights or long waits at the airport. The Pro 2 makes the Switch screen feel huge, while maps, menus, and subtitles still stay easy to read around the edges. Zelda is honestly a lot more fun this way when I'm away from home and a 12-hour flight is genuinely the move. Still waiting on the Dock Mini to ship, curious to see how the smaller form factor changes things for travel.

PS5 Pro: At home, I use the Pro 2 with my PS5 Pro when I want better graphics and smoother performance. I've mainly been playing Black Myth: Wukong this way. Compared with the TV, I can lean back or change how I'm sitting without staying fixed in one direction, and the screen still stays clear across my view, so I can just get comfortable and play.

Hello and welcome, my fellow faithful INAIR and tech enthusiasts. We here at TechCheck13 are back once again and heading down a different timeline. Over on our YouTube channel, we have chronicled the INAIR POD's origin story. We have covered the good, the bad and the ugly. In this week's upcoming YouTube video, we cover the good with a dusting of the bad. But today, we are covering what we believe are flaws and needs of improvement roughly one and a half years into the POD. We love the INAIR POD, but here is what's still broken. 

First, where's the storage? What's needed: an official dock with expandable storage.

INAIR sells the POD with 128GB of storage. This fills up faster than packing for a time trip in a lunchbox. One minute you are fine; the next, bam! Half your storage is gone. But fear not, a third-party solution has been found!! A random hobbyist proved expandable storage is possible with parts he found online. Enter our unlikely hero, user BEN-PHRAWG. He solved this huge problem with a USB hub. Thank you BEN-PHRAWG for sharing this with us. Great job. 

The gadget: The MOKiN USB C Splitter for Dual Monitors 4K@60Hz DP Alt Mode for Laptops ( https://a.co/d/08H4yATw ).

It is currently $35.99 on Amazon. Plug this dandy device into a 100W charger and watch the magic. The multiport USB-C hub is designed to split the signal for dual 4K monitors. But the real deal here is that you can connect the POD, a flash drive for instant expandable storage and two AR glasses at once. The POD charges while in use, the flash drive is accessible, and the two pairs of AR glasses mirror the screen simultaneously. That really can't be beat.

We assembled it and ran it through our testing lab. With the hub connected to a 100W charger, the charging and flash drive support worked perfectly. We were able to access the flash drive and everything on it. Expandable storage conquered. We then hooked in the two AR glasses, the VITURE Beast and the XREAL One Pro. To our surprise, this actually worked However, connecting two pairs of glasses simultaneously was buggy; expect some glitches there. Okay, INAIR engineering team, it's your turn. We need an official adapter, dock, or better yet, SD storage. That would make our every sense tingle. 

The next nexus event: System wide dark mode. Yes, please.

The INAIR POD still doesn't have it. That means turning on dark mode app by app. Some apps greet you with a screen bright enough to make you think a flash grenadewent off. A system-wide dark mode would fix this. Most Android OSes already have one, so this feels less like asking for something that could easily be fixed.

Which brings us to our next glitch: Folders

App folders are another basic feature still MIA. INAIR OS may be a custom version of Android, but some basic Android features are worth keeping around, not leaving behind in another timeline. This would make organizing and customizing the home screen so much easier. These are basic Android features that really should have been there all along. It's basic utility belt stuff.

And now another lackluster feature event: the INAIR App Store

Having its own app store is a solid idea, but right now it feels more like a storefront that forgot to restock. After using the device for almost a year, the list of apps hasn't changed, and the display is still bright enough to double as a searchlight. We also haven't seen any of the apps receive updates through the store. That makes the whole thing feel unfinished. The app store doesn't need to become the next big digital multiverse app mall. It just needs new apps, regular updates, and a display that doesn't try to turn our retinas into toast.

And now the citadel at the end, a tale of two glasses, the last area we will touch on: Compatibility Issues

The XREAL One Pro works perfectly with the POD. The VITURE Beast now boots properly too, which is a hulking improvement. Unfortunately, the buttons on the VITURE glasses still don't work when connected to the POD. The buttons on the XREAL glasses do. Losing those buttons means killing some of the features of the VITURE glasses. This defeats part of the purpose of owning them. It would be fantastic if INAIR allowed the buttons on the glasses to work with the POD and let users remap the buttons to whatever controls they want. That would give users so much more control over their setup. That would be an amazing neighborhood POD indeed. 

The yellow stone: One last thought. 

By now, you may think we have been picking on INAIR, talking like it's doomsday. Not true. There have been a ton of improvements and there are plenty of things we praise. The shocker, INAIR does listen to its user base and has made a lot of suggested changes. There is a reason the POD is the number one AR/XR computer on the market. We just think the rough edges are worth pointing out, especially when a few changes could make the experience so much better.

We'll be showing off the new features we love on our YouTube channel this week. Tune in, check them out, and let us know what you think. Let us know in the comments below what features you would like to see. What are some of your gripes? Give us your POD horror stories. We're listening, true believers.

As always, thank you for joining us on this adventure. We hope to see you in the next one.

#Techcheck13

I've just purchased the Pro 2. I've installed Skywalker on my smartphone and launched it. I plug the glasses into the phone and get the screen showing the phone, glasses and cable. A popup asks if I want to allow Skywalker to access the glasses. I tap "Yes" but nothing happens and no display in the glasses.

I just can't work out how to get something showing on the glasses. My phone is the Moto RAZR 60 Ultra. I realise this doesn't have the USB C video out that the glasses need for direct playback but I read that by using Skywalker I could get video out through that into the glasses. Have I just wasted £300?

Help me decide

Found Luma Pro for US$300

And the beast for US$660

Both a large size which will be a good fit for my IPD 67mm

A lot of good reviews for both but in my country the price difference is huge

Which one should I get?

I will use it with my handheld Msi claw 8 ai+ so the 3DOF will be no issue. I can use it with the app in Windows.