VITUREPro/One/One Lite Lens Frame, Magnetic Attachment, Myopia, Astigmatism

It was what I expected.!

These frames are excellent and a must have for those who need glasses for it is a much better experience than wearing Viture Pro XR over the eye glasses. For some reason it is complicated to find a lab in US to create prescription lenses for VR and XR headsets, I had to return the frames and order my prescription lenses directly from Viture.com.

As described, rthese magnetically connect and stay on the Viture Pro XR/AR glasses; even in the carrying case.They use the smaller glass lens prescriptions.They work well.Recommended for anyone using the Viture XR/AR glasses that wear prescription glasses.

It definitely takes patience with a dremel, but you can carefully sand/melt down old lenses to match the fake lenses in these and squeeze them in. I have pretty bad vision. The myopia dials on the smart glasses let me see the display but I couldn't see the real world easily, with these, I can see both clearly now! Make sure to cut so the new lenses is centered and level, and don't slip or you'll scratch up your lenses. Fun project!

First off, I LOVE that VITURE baked in accessibility features like the dials on their glasses. They go up to -5.0D, which is probably enough for 90% of users. For the rest of us, this is the best solution.I took mine to my eye doctor and I should have my new lenses later this week. This little frame clips magnetically onto the XR glasses without changing their look at all and lets you see the game like someone with better genes would. 😅 Definitely add it on if you're in the same boat.

I made mine with Lenscope. I have astigmatism and now it's way better to read texts with the glasses.

Very hard to find optical companies who willing to make those glasses prescription glasses. Don't buy. You will get stock with it. Since I purchased those glasses I can't find any help to complete them.

Got mine for the Viture Pro XR. Yes it supports the Pro! That's not mentioned in the item description and it should be! They snap in perfectly.Update 1: It's VERY difficult to find a local optometrist willing to fit lenses in these. I've gone to three, and they said that their partnered lens manufacturers are too high-volume to guarantee quality control for such uniquely shaped frame, and that I'd need to take it to a specialty cutter with an "edger".Update 2: LensCrafters can do it, but they estimated that for my prescription (–8.0D), it'd run me at least $300! It's quickly gone past my capacity to afford, so it's likely I'll be returning these frame (along with the entire Viture Pro XR, since they're basically unusable without prescription lenses).Update 3: I ended up returning these and ordering a frame/lenses set from Lensology, a UK lenses manufacturer that's partnered with Viture to mass-produce prescription lenses for the Pro XR and One XR. It was £79 for the lenses with my prescription (around −8.00D) and £25 for delivery through DHL, for a total of £104 (or $132.22 USD). It took 6 days from order date to delivery date. They work perfectly, snap on, and everything is crystal clear. Far cheaper than getting my own lenses made with THESE frames, that's for sure. I suggest going with that method instead.Viture: I have a suggestion.The One and Pro XR come with adjustment dials that support 0.00D ↔ −5.00D. If Viture released a variant of these frames with −5.00D lenses included, it would expand the range to −10.00D. Customers between −5.00D and −10.00D wouldn't need to cut their own custom lenses.Not only is it more time efficient for the customer, but I bet it'd also be a great margin for Viture. I (and many others, I'm sure) would happily pay a premium for the convenience of frames with lenses that work out of the box for my prescription if it means I can avoid finding an optometrist willing to fit lenses for these.Viture could even go further and provide options for lenses at every 5D interval. A –5D pair, a –10D pair, a +5D pair...