The Future of Handheld Gaming?

[@128KB]

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[@VITURE]

Great review, thanks for revisting our XR glasses with VITURE Pro! 😎 We're glad you're enjoying them so much - we agree, they ARE the future of handheld gaming!

[@128KB]

100%! Can't wait to see what you do next 🤯

[@therunawaykid6523]

I love your xr glasses Viture! Easily one of the coolest futuristic things I’ve ever brought playing my games anywhere on a large virtual display is something I’ve always dreamed of 😁😁

[@Veiljustin83]

Personally, I don't like the neckband, it's chunky, loud fans, gets hot, and stand out in the crowd too much with the thick ends. Not to mention that it doesn't have its own google playstore, some additional features to allow resizing of the windows to any size we want will be great. Some company don't allow 3rd party software on their work laptops. so if there is a spacewalker multi-window feature installed in either the neckband or mobile dock or even a new device on its own to make it work with any laptop/pc connected to it will make it very very appealing to most and surely will increase sales significantly. Oh, last thing, smooth follow feature tor something similar to counter motion sickness should be a must for all AR glasses. As of now, what the neckband can do, we can do it mostly from our phones/tablets anyway, so there isn't any incentive to go get it. Sideview feature can be easily be mimic via Dex for samsung phones. Really excited on what your company can deliver going forward as this Viture Pro is a great AR glasses with superior display, just need more sidekick features/products to magnify it better.

[@mitchweisbeck5153]

I wish they kept the feature or the first ones where u can put the picture still so if your riding in a vehicle or something that rides rough the picture will stay still

[@thejonco]

Good to know they fixed the corners. I had to send my Vitures back because I couldn't read the text in the corner of rpgs. Everything else about the glasses were great.

[@sekiro18888]

I do have their last model Viture one, they are insanely good! My favorite tech in 2023.

[@128KB]

yeah these and the previous ones really blew us away. Incredible tech...

[@MathewWeaver73]

Same here, my Pro’s will be here Wednesday, can’t wait.

[@therunawaykid6523]

Yeah I love mine too such a cool idea and having a large virtual display anywhere you want is great

[@robertneculau9565]

I want a version with the screen only . No sound, no sensors. Light weight.

[@therunawaykid6523]

I have the original xr glasses in indigo matte and they are amazing I watched the first back to future film in 3d as these can even display 3d which was such a fantastic experience - having a large virtual display anywhere I want for games, movies and videos is something I’ve always wanted easily one of the best purchases I’ve ever made

[@nicholasdrossos7912]

You have a unique narrating voice. Great video thanks

[@128KB]

Wow, thank you!

[@MathewWeaver73]

Great review. New sub. My Pro’s will be here Weds, can’t wait, I love my originals.

[@128KB]

Thanks so much dude. You honestly won’t be disappointed. Theyre so good.

[@dannyconran2477]

did you get your glasses? how are they?

[@DanRTS]

I think these are very cool tech, but they still look like you are wearing a pair of sunglasses ontop of another pair - they stick a mile off your face. This is the perfect application for transparent OLED! I want to see the next model.

[@128KB]

Yeah they are thick for all the tech in them but I must admit you don't notice how big they are when you're wearing them!

[@farkuss2086]

Compared to the XReal 2 pros how do you think these fare against the Virtue Pros? 🤔

[@128KB]

Hard for me to say as I've not used the Xreal2 Pros. But These honestly were the best XR experience I've ever had.

[@xgamerfreak360]

Have you been experiencing any glare while using them? I own the Rokid Max and the only real complaint I have is that there are glare spots when the screen has bright portions.

[@128KB]

No truly nothing negative to report from the viewing experience. Honestly have been really impressive.

[@garrettbot143]

Im still confused on the speakers, like if someone is sitting next to me on a plane can they hear what im playing?

[@MathewWeaver73]

Most reviews I’ve been watching state the same thing Viture says, “virtually no bleed out.” Speakers are down firing. My originals have very little bleed, my wife can barely hear anything laying right next to me.

[@therunawaykid6523]

I have the original xr glasses and i am really amazed at the quality of the audio and no other people won’t be able to hear only you

[@likestech1873]

Because the image moves with your head, doesn’t that introduce some motion sickness?

[@derekswitzer9624]

so when you plug into the SteamDeck it automatically turns the screen off and only comes through the glasses?

[@128KB]

Yep

[@mostwanted2000]

Thanks! You mentioned everything but not the resolution. Why?

[@128KB]

I do mention it. 1080p120

[@mostwanted2000]

But at 1080p they can't be good. You miss 75% of the details in a game, comparing to a 55" OLED 4K TV. Besides the details, imagine 1080p resolution extended to 135". It must be horrible. I believe it's worst compared to my Quest 3, when I look in the distance in games, I can clearly see the pixels. It might be similar to a Quest Pro though, that has lower res but MicroOLED.

[@therunawaykid6523]

@@mostwanted2000I have the original xr glasses and use them with my rog ally and iPad Pro I would say the image looking them to me is pretty much perfect and super clear especially the rog ally because it has a full hd display

[@mostwanted2000]

Cool! Now start GTA5 and look in the distance. Then start GTA5 on a 4K tv and look into the distance. It's impossible to not be a difference, because you get 4 times more details on 4k than on 1k. I am wondering why Sony didn't do a 4K version with the le ses they sold to Apple for AVP.

[@miguelvillar6890]

@@mostwanted2000 AVP uses the same micro-OLED panels being used on XReal Air 2 and now on these Viture One XR Pro glasses. The pixel density is 49 PPD (pixels per degree). The only difference is in the size of the panels, on the AVP being doble the size and hence double the resolution and double the FOV (2K > 4K and 45º > 90º, although Apple claims to be 100º). The problem of going all-in to a ~100º FOV is that you need a different pair of lenses (fresnel or pancake) to be able to focus at the edges of the screen, which would come at a weight penality and a different form factor, closer to a "headset" rather than a neat pair of "glasses".

[@Setzer777]

I wish these didn't stick out so far from your face.

[@ThereisNOpandemicWAKEUP]

They are not hDR. so no!

[@DanzyRemix]

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