VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses — 135" 120Hz 1000Nits UltraClarity Display, Harman Audio, Myopia Adjustments, Electrochromic Film, Video Display Glasses for iPhone 16/15/Android/Mac/PC/Steam Deck/Consoles

I've been using the VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed. The 135" virtual display is incredibly immersive, delivering crisp visuals with vibrant colors and smooth motion thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Whether I’m watching movies, gaming on my Steam Deck, or even using them with my MacBook, the experience is consistently excellent.The brightness is another standout — the 4000 nits peak output makes everything visible even in bright environments, and the electrochromic film feature is a game-changer for blocking out distractions. I also appreciate the built-in myopia adjustment, which makes it much more accessible for people like me who don’t want to wear glasses underneath.Audio quality from the Harman-tuned speakers is surprisingly rich for such a compact form factor. Voices are clear, and there’s enough bass to enjoy music and action scenes without feeling like I’m missing anything.Comfort-wise, they’re lightweight enough for extended use without fatigue. They pair easily with a wide range of devices, which makes them a truly versatile display solution.Overall, the VITURE Pro XR/AR Glasses exceeded my expectations. They’ve become an essential part of my tech setup, and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a high-quality portable display.

A very impressive piece of technology. The image is clear, once attuned, and the sound is not only great, but does seem to have a minimal level of "leakage" to the surrounding areas despite its volume. The brightness of the projected screen is pretty high.The glasses themselves seem sturdy enough to not need to be treated like glass, though at this price point they probably ought to be.These will not be replacing standard displays for me, but are excellent when you want a large monitor on the move with minimal hassle. I foresee a lot of use out of these at airports and hotels. Added, you can use them with earbud or other headphones to fully nullify sound leakage, which is important to me.Price is high. You are buying into a new field, really, so it is to be expected. For the casual user: wait a few years, I think. If you really want a portable monitor: this is for you.As others have noted, these very much look like AR glasses, and aren't some crazy form of magic. I did need to spend an afternoon playing with features, placement on the face, and various little things to get them to work well for me, so YMMV... keep that in mind.

Glasses are made too small and don’t fit my head. I don’t have a big head and I should have known better when others mention the same thing. No matter what nose pads I use I can never get the screen fully visible without blurred edges. It’s so annoying when I try to use it with my Steam Deck and I can’t even see the whole screen. Also, when I connect it to the Steam Deck it only displays 720p and not 1080p as it mentions. In my opinion the glasses need to be wider and have bigger frames so that you can see the screen without blurred edges or make it so that you can adjust the screen location. Not worth it so I’m definitely returning them.

So it is really confusing what these are, what do they do and what do you need to buy. I bought the glasses. They are a really cool gadget. But really they are just an external monitor in the form of glasses. It’ll be great for plane trips. Don’t expect to be walking around as if these are augmented reality glasses cause they are not! And besides, they don’t fit and look like glasses. They are comfortable but look odd. With just the glasses, you can pretty much connect it to anything with USB-C output like a cell phone. I like that I can watch movies. That is about it without getting extra equipment. It is not good for playing cell phone games. As you need to look at your phone to touch the screen to play. You can’t look through the glasses and touch your phone screen because it just does not work well. Also, it eats through your battery pretty quick of your cell phone or Nintendo switch. The sound quality is good, however, people around you can hear it. I would feel awkward on a plane, playing it at a normal level. The length of the arms on the glasses are a bit of a problem. I would like to lay down and stare at the ceiling however, the arms are too long for that. And the charge connector is in a bad spot for that.I then bought the battery dock. This allowed me to connect my Nintendo switch, my PlayStation5 and really anything that is an HDMI, to my glasses. It is pretty cool to lay back and stare off in any direction while playing PS five. The dock also allows two pair pairs of glasses to be attached and play the same game or watch the same movie. The dock also allows you to view some things in 3-D. But you can only do that through the app. It was not very user-friendly and seems to be more difficult than it is worth. I watched the sample 3-D videos/commercials and found the 3-D to be tiring on my eyes. Typically in movie theaters, 3-D is not tiring to me. The battery pack seems to have good battery life and although it is quite expensive, it is worth it to me.Overall, it’s a cool gadget. But it was really difficult to know what I needed to do certain things with it. And what is actually worth it. To be honest, I thought it would do more. But for me the best thing I will use it for is taking it on road trips or flights for watching movies or playing my Nintendo switch. Beyond that it does not have much use for me. I would prefer to be playing my PlayStation five on my TV as opposed to this device.