Amazing handheld companion: Viture One XR Glasses!

[@VITURE]

Thank you for this in-depth review of our entire ecosystem! We're glad you've enjoyed gaming on VITURE One. 😎

[@okestgamer]

Not a problem, appreciate the opportunity to test it for the audience!

[@19CD91]

Glasses look great. And don't look like they are flimsy as the competitors.

[@gamers-generation]

PSA: The sliders he refers to are also known as "diopters", they'll adjust focus for you of the screen if you have myopia but keep in mind it does NOT bring into focus everything that is within the lenses, that's not possible with any of the glasses out there are on the market; VITURE does sell prescription inserts and you can even order ones through their websites if you need the "entire lens" in focus. Additionally, the magnetic attachment, if you don't like that, VITURE now sells a LITE model with standard USB-C and a separate magnetic adapter.

[@VITURE]

Thanks Gamers Generation! 😎

[@okestgamer]

Thanks for the addition!

[@ilkeryoldas]

Can you do a comparison with other glasses?

[@okestgamer]

I likely will be taking a look again in the future. I don’t have a timeline at the moment.

[@micholiotti8889]

Neat! I really like the possibility to use them even on Switch and other consoles. Pretty interested. My only concern is me being strongly astigmatic, I'd probably need a pair of lenses to be made to fit inside the glasses.

[@okestgamer]

Yeah that would probably be a necessity then for you to enjoy them b

[@williamking3054]

did you try the 120 size screen. how did it feel?

[@okestgamer]

So the 120" screen they refer to is basically the equivalent size it would look when looking at the wall with it from a certain distance away. It's very nice for lounging around and gaming. I'll pair a controller and just lay down looking at the roof playing.

[@williamking3054]

@@okestgamer yeah so i am deciding between xreal and virtue. i want to go with the virtue for the myopia adjustment feature but also want a big enough screen that surpasses at least a 34 inch monitor.

[@okestgamer]

The best representation I have is when I'm playing smash bros in the video. I sized the video to be pretty well exactly the size

[@solidunit]

Does it work with the AR decky plugin on steam deck?

[@VITURE]

Yes! The developer behind Decky is an active member of our XR community and has even posted a guide on getting started in our subreddit (/r/VITURE). Stop by and check it out!

[@AdmiralBison]

Why not have a battery "strap" Like those cords that allow glass wearers to take off their glasses and it hands off their neck. This time a battery running along the length of the cable or in the middle of the cable.

[@okestgamer]

Sorry for late reply. They actually have a neckband accessory that does have a battery. It's meant more as a streaming accessory, but your comment reminded me of it.

[@kingbaard5395]

No pair of glasses comes without adjustments to the bridge supports, it's just typically done by the optometrist. I wouldn't expect one of six to immediately fit everyone. lol

[@okestgamer]

Yes, these I found needed more than a small adjustment for my face structure. Maybe I just have a weird face lol.

[@AdmiralBison]

Natural next step of smart glasses. - Wireless - Independent i.e. untethered from another device. (smart watches went through this process)

[@19CD91]

I don't want the weight on my nose lol

[@AdmiralBison]

@@19CD91 The weight can be distributed along the length of glass's arms. Extra battery could be in a neckband like traditional glasses, so it rests on your neck when you take your glasses off.