Viture Pro XR Glasses Review: A Great Steam Deck Upgrade - Must Have

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📌 Timestamps:
00:00 intro
01:24 VR
02:00 unboxing
04:02 first impressions
06:11 what are XR Pro
07:33 XR Pro vs ONE
09:53 Viture XR Pro
11:49 who are they for
13:08 Gripes
17:17 final thoughts
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Discover why the Viture XR Pro is the ultimate accessory for your Steam Deck! 🌟
In this comprehensive review, we delve into the groundbreaking features and practical benefits of the Viture XR Pro glasses, the game-changer for handheld gaming enthusiasts. No more neck strain or uncomfortable positions - enjoy an immersive, high-quality screen experience that transforms how you game on the go.
🎮 Key Features & Benefits:
* Enhanced Comfort: Say goodbye to neck strain and awkward gaming positions. Rest your hands and arms comfortably while enjoying your favorite games.
* Superior Screen Quality: Experience a brighter, clearer display with the Viture XR Pro's 120Hz refresh rate and advanced electrochromic film for instant darkness.
* Comprehensive Unboxing: Includes glasses, various nose pads, magnetic connector cable, and an 8bitDo controller with a steam deck color scheme.
* Sleek Design: Look stylish with oversized sunglasses that provide a less obtrusive alternative to bulky VR goggles.
* Portability & Practicality: Ultra-lightweight at 78 grams, perfect for long gaming sessions and travel.
🔍 In-Depth Review:
* Unboxing Experience: Thoughtfully designed packaging with all essential accessories.
* User Experience: Comfortable fit with myopia adjustments and on-screen display indicators.
* Gaming & Travel: Perfect for enhancing handheld gaming devices like the Steam Deck, and ideal for watching movies or gaming during flights.
* Advanced Features: Multiple screen support for an AR experience, blocking out 99.9% of outside light for privacy and improved focus.
⚠️ Critiques:
* Default Settings: Automatically set to 60Hz, requiring manual adjustment to 120Hz.
* Volume Limitation: Maximum volume could be higher for noisier environments.
* Minor Glitches: Occasional software issues, but overall performance remains impressive.
If you're looking for the best accessory to elevate your Steam Deck experience, the Viture XR Pro is a must-have. Don't miss out on this revolutionary gaming enhancement!
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[@tristandurham1885]

Let me start by saying well done mate by far the best video on KZbin for viture Pro Glasses trust me people I watched them all 😅🤣!! Covering the my main topic/reason why I'm looking to buy the viture glasses my beloved steam deck 😁😂 my questions I have for you sir is how long do the glasses and steam deck run for battery wise? And also have u used geforce now with them on the steam deck because the battery would run for a lot longer and also I wondered if you can get the max 120fps on geforce now ultimate? Maybe a next video idea for you 😉🤣 thanks again 👌😁

[@nophacetech]

Wow, thank you so much! I spent a lot of time on this video because I really love these products, and I wanted to do my best to show what I truly think about them. They are hard to explain without just putting them on because they are better than you probably think. As for the battery, using them increases the Steam Deck’s battery time because they use less power than the on-device screen, so that’s a plus. The OLED SD has the best battery life for a handheld PC to date. I have played on GeForce Now, and it’s amazing to max out all the settings and still have an insane amount of battery life. Currently, there is no native app for GeForce Now, but they have made it easy to install a web browser version on the Steam Deck (I have a video showing how to install it-super easy). However, it is limited to 60 FPS as of today. They are making updates all the time, so I’m sure sooner rather than later, we will get the 120 FPS unlock on the Steam Deck. When that happens, the combination of Steam Deck, Viture Pro XR, and GeForce Now is going to be an incredible experience. (If you decide to pick them up, please consider using my code: JOSHUAGRAY. You’ll get 10% off accessories, and I’ll receive a kickback. Thank you!)

[@ravencustodio9275]

Shorts really are one of the best way to lead you to the full content you're interested in.

[@nophacetech]

lets go! you came from the short? glad to have you thanks for checking it out :D

[@TheAllKnowingTribute]

Never before has a comment perfectly encapsulated the joy of discovering something I didn"t know I needed until now.

[@haydenj4738]

​@@nophacetech came from the short as well

[@nophacetech]

@@haydenj4738 nice! lets go!

[@Recentmairo]

Same here! Thank you I never knew something like this existed.

[@VITURE]

Thank you for your review and sharing your thoughts Joshua, love how you so perfectly captured the reason we started making XR glasses in the first place at the beginning - we're so glad you're loving VITURE Pro! 😎

[@nophacetech]

Thank you, guys! Keep up the great work making amazing products :D

[@dannyconran2477]

I've watched loads of these reviews and I feel like this is the first that feels like a genuine representation of your thoughts, really helpful and interesting to watch.

[@nophacetech]

Thank you, I really appreciate that. I spent a lot of time on this one because I wanted to make sure it wasn’t just like everyone else’s. I had the XR One but never made a video about them. When I got the Pro, I loved them even more and wanted to do my best to share my experience and actual thoughts. I think tech like this is sometimes hard to describe unless you actually try it.

[@ZyneNull]

Came from your yt short, i recently got a steam deck oled and i love this thing. But this would change the game. Excellent review! For the price it looks so worth it I might have to invest in getting a pair.

[@nophacetech]

That’s awesome! Thanks for checking it out! I love them. I’m about to go on a flight tomorrow, and I’m pumped to sit and play some games uninterrupted and super comfortably. If you end up buying them, please consider using my code for 10% off accessories or even just to ensure I get a kickback to help me make more videos and keep this going :D Code: JOSHUAGRAY. Thanks again! I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

[@Garflog643]

Thanks man just bought the Pro XR and a controller with your link and the discount applied so thats cool

[@nophacetech]

nice lets go!! thank you :D

[@Garflog643]

@nophacetech Hey no problem, I went back in with your link and code and bought the dock, steam deck adaptor and a cable haha. Cant wait to get everything.

[@hamzehkamal5266]

Thanks for a code - Actually You deserve 10 million fans on your channel

[@nophacetech]

Dang! thank you! lets go!

[@afti03]

you really got me interested in this type of product, i was going for a quest 3, just for the experience, but these.. these i would use more often

[@nophacetech]

I never touch the meta quest my kids do but I use the Viture glasses weekly and they are a life saver when traveling. If you end up grabbing them please use my code: JOSHUAGRAY 🤙🏼

[@iphone2web]

Really good video and presentation! Thanks!

[@nophacetech]

thank you so much!

[@afti03]

superb editing, top skills!

[@JoshuaThomasGray]

Thank you! I went a little hard on this one hahah

[@Scrashlyn]

Man! Such a good review of these glasses. I’m in the market, and have seen just about all videos related to this. I love gaming on my Steam Deck, but having to look down all the time or getting into a position that is comfortable is challenging. I’ve had my eye on video glasses for some time, but the resolution just wasn’t there, or dealing with that “screen door effect” took away from the overall experience. But these new Sony oled micro panels are simply amazing, and I’m defiantly ready to “buy in”. Thank you for such a thorough review, and my choice is clear! 🎮

[@nophacetech]

Thank you! Yeah i love them so much. If you end up getting them please consider using my code: JOSHUAGRAY you will get 10% off accessories and ill get a kickback so i can keep making more videos :D

[@norrix420]

i just received the Viture XR pro glasses today and watched this review while wearing them. i like them a lot and I'm coming from the Viture XR lite glasses. they are brighter, bigger viewing area, seem clearer for small text especially on the computer and all around i think a great upgrade from the xr lite glasses.

[@nophacetech]

Hahaha, that’s amazing! Thanks for watching! I was extremely surprised by the brightness difference. It was noticeable right away, even compared to the Viture ONE glasses that I had. I didn’t even have to do a side-by-side comparison.

[@TStvonline]

Underrated channel! You sold me!

[@nophacetech]

thank you :D

[@likestech1873]

Man, I’m sooooo not interested in connecting a giant VR helmet to my head! That seems about as appealing as being in a coffin, and in both cases you’d only be able to see what’s in the box you’re in! These glasses seem like just the kind of experience that I would like.

[@likestech1873]

@@JoshuaThomasGray I get motion sickness rather easily. I am pretty curious as to whether that will happen with the AR glasses.

[@nophacetech]

Yeah, the glasses are a WAY less claustrophobic experience. VR is fun, but it also makes me feel a little sick, and I don’t usually get carsick or anything like that. VR can be very enjoyable in some cases, but for practical use, the glasses are much better. They don’t make you feel like you’ve been removed from the room. With the glasses, you still feel a lot more present, whereas VR makes you feel like you’re not even in the room with anybody anymore.

[@nophacetech]

​@@likestech1873 I don’t think so, as long as you’re sitting still. Maybe if you’re in a car because of the movement, but you probably wouldn’t do that if you get motion sickness

[@yousnowtube]

Thanks for the honest review. Regarding the edge to edge sharpness, what‘s the distance between your eye-balls? And do you think they’re to far apart?

[@nophacetech]

I don’t have any precise way to measure, but I tried, and they seem to be as far apart as they can be. That could be the issue for me. However, it doesn’t bother me much. I still use them all the time and love them.

[@yousnowtube]

@@nophacetech Thanks, but do you have a measurement of what they should be, according to the glasses ? In inches or cm? Do you think the glasses are better or only really good for small and average heads, so to speak? Thanks again

[@alex.williams]

Really nice review. Used your code 🎉

[@nophacetech]

Amazing thank you so much! Your going to love them! Also they updated the firmware and fixed most of my gripes! So make sure you check and update them when you get them.

[@alex.williams]

@@nophacetech Awesome! Good to know. Thank you!

[@hypernate1481]

I ordered the Viture one accidentally thinking it was the pro, then ordered the pro when I realized. Couldn't cancel the first order on amazon so I get to compare side by side, the one and the pro. I am excited to try them though because I haven't tried anything like it. Main reason I wanted them is for my steam deck. So I am super stoked to hear that works well with it.

[@JoshuaThomasGray]

hahha oh no! How are you liking them!? They are honeslty the best Steam Deck asscessory every imo.

[@hypernate1481]

@@JoshuaThomasGray I haven't received the pro's yet, but I have been using the one's for the past week non stop for my steam deck and iPhone 15Pm and I love them. Just tried them last night with my MacBook Pro and I love the triple screen setup you can do with em.

[@seanxie5097]

I'm seriously considering getting these purely for work, would you say that you'd use this more than your external monitor? Just saw the end you were saying the tunnel vision issue for using it on PC

[@nophacetech]

The tunnel vision issue occurs only while using their software or app, which allows you to have three displays floating in space. If you don’t use that app, you get one beautiful big display in front of your face. I have no issues with that, other than it not being perfectly sharp on the edges, but that’s due to my face or eyes. For most people, it works perfectly and can be sharp across the entire screen. Despite this, I used it the other morning as a productivity monitor for about an hour and a half without any issues. I plan on using these as my external monitor for work and gaming whenever I travel or even when I go to a coffee shop. They are perfect for getting some emails, writing, reading, or similar tasks done without distractions, allowing me to focus for an hour or two or three at a coffee shop. I think these are going to be amazing for that. (if you do pick them up please consider using my code: JOSHUAGRAY so i get a kick back and you can get 10% off accessories)

[@conceptrat]

Any update after a month? Other options with same or better? Also did you try the other screen options? The ultra wide screen option seems like the best option, especially if you have control of window placement.

[@JoshuaThomasGray]

They did a firmware update and fixed most of my gripes.. I am going to work on a follow up updated video in the next couple weeks!!! stay tuned!

[@happyspaceinvader508]

Your missus must be more tolerant than mine… she complained about the leaking noise from the built-in speakers when I had them on the lowest volume setting.

[@nophacetech]

hahah nice! I was more talking i wish it could go louder for when I'm on an airplane that has lots of room noise but yeah that's impressive she could hear that at lowest!

[@Gtotaku140]

The glasses are worth it

[@nophacetech]

100% they are the best

[@Fake_Slicer]

You can do something with oculus remote display for a single large monitor or workrooms for 3 medium monitors for a lot less money and it's wireless

[@nophacetech]

yeah but.. strapping a massive computer and screen on your face isn't very practical its not ready for prime time.. but that is all true what you said. I'm not going to bring my VR goggles on a plane just to have a screen lets put it that way.

[@happyspaceinvader508]

It’s really weird that the instruction pamphlet that comes with glasses makes no mention of: double-clicking the short button to switch between controlling brightness and volume, or long pressing the short button to go into 3D mode, or long-pressing the ‘-‘ button to switch off the projected display. I tried long-pressing the ‘+’ button for 120Hz mode, but it didn’t work… so I guess I’ll have to upgrade the firmware.

[@nophacetech]

Yeah it is strange.. I think it's because they're rapidly introducing new firmware updates and iterating on what the functions are going to be ultimately so they're not really concerned with putting it in print yet because it keeps changing. You should absolutely update the firmware. They made a lot of amazing changes including now you can just change the Hertz on your operating system like a regular monitor so no more need to fumble around trying to double click buttons or something you can just change it and now it automatically plugs in and it set to 120 Hz

[@HAMMERTIMEBB]

As a us marine. I cant wait to use this to sham at work to a degree my dinosaur near retirement SNCOs cannot comprehend.

[@nophacetech]

hahah let's go! thanks for your service!

[@earlleejustinergs8]

lmao im navy. I feel so tempted to just have these on watch.

[@GiacomoCannelli]

Xreal air pro 2 has the lens color change. I dunno if it's 99 percent (but has to level of blackness that I think it's a better option)

[@nophacetech]

yeah i didn't realize they had it go so dark as well.. they look good too.

[@WesGrayClan]

This is the way.

[@nophacetech]

hahah

[@jedstuhr]

I have the original (Kickstarter Marshmallow White) and still love it, but the magnet/connection was always rather finicky, regardless of which device I was connecting.... I never got to comfortably experience playing or watching anything while laying down.... is the connection of the Viture Pro to the Steam Deck and such pretty solid? As in, you won't lose connection by the slightest bump?

[@nophacetech]

Oh yeah, the magnet is very strong, and I don’t have any issues with it when I’m lying down or anything.

[@iamsomewhere]

You mention edge-to-edge clarity being dependent on IPD. Do you know your IPD? It would be helpful to know if it would be blurry for anyone with the same spacing as you.

[@nophacetech]

I don't know mine but they have it on their website so you can try figuring out your own and checking. They also have a great return policy so if it doesn't work you can always return them.

[@lukestevens4374]

Your neck might not get knackered but your eyes will

[@nophacetech]

You would think so, but actually, it doesn’t bother my eyes. I have worn them for hours at a time. They actually have a "MicroOLED display that's gentler on your eyes than most phones and monitors, earning it an SGS A+ rating." I think it might also have to do with how you’re not looking directly at a screen, but at a reflection of a screen.

[@markbarrios4370]

I'm surprised you said that none of the other glasses have that light blocking feature. The xreels have had it all along on the ex real pro. And it has three stages of brightness

[@nophacetech]

yeah that was my mistake i didn't realize they had that. I think all future glasses will have this feature feels like a must have for XR glasses.

[@KippyKipKip]

Thanks for the review and it was a great review. I also really appreciate your responses to everyone. Awesome engagement. The product is not right for me, since i have young kids and they will destroy it. Lol.

[@nophacetech]

hahah wise. thank you for watching :D

[@k3lln3r]

The non pro version has the same feature but blocks around 80% of the light. I find that better. If I want 100% darkness I still can use the cover. 0, 80 and 100% is better for different ambients than 0 and 99.9 🤷‍♂️

[@nophacetech]

yeah it would be REALLY nice to have the option to stage between different levels of darkness like the Xreal have.

[@andyb8656]

Do i need any dongles to connect to iphone 15 pro ? Meaning will it work off mobile battery by itself or I need the docking station or one of the dongles they are selling with build in battery.

[@nophacetech]

on the iphone 15 with USB C it will just plug right in and work perfectly!

[@AbhishekSharma-bl7ih]

Hey mate, nice review. Just a few things to add and a request if you can. You said electrochromic dimming is not being done by anyone else you know of but Xreal Air 2 Pro were doing it before these Viture Pro editions were introduced. Which brings me to my request, can you kindly do a comparison between them. Also if you can let me know if you can walk around with them on the street with say Google maps screen displaying on the corner of the glasses when you attach it to your phone and if the rest of the glasses are clear enough to see your surroundings while doing that. Based on the results of this exercise can you ride a bike trying the same scenario while wearing these glasses. The Xreal beam that is an accessory for the Xreal Air 2 Pro glasses allows you to adjust the screen size and distance to mitigate the tunnel vision effect. Can you please confirm if Viture Pro’s also let you adjust the distance and allow you to adjust screen size. Also if you do the comparison can you please look into color accuracy contrast and sharpness, who offers the best text legibility between them, and generally which one is the better option. Thanks 🙏

[@nophacetech]

Hey mate, that’s a great point. I didn’t realize that the XReal Air 2 Pro had up to 99.9% electrochromic film like the Viture Pro. I’ll definitely look into that. As for your suggestion to compare the two, currently, I don’t have the means to do so as I don’t make any money from this and can’t afford to buy them for review. However, I hope this channel starts generating some revenue soon so I can review more products. Yesterday, I took the Viture Pro glasses to the beach and walked around with them connected to my Google Pixel 8 Pro. I was able to use Google Maps, and it was pretty awesome. You can see everything in front of you clearly, and when you need to check the map, you can just focus on it without any issue. I didn’t even need to put the map in the corner of my display because it was easy to see everything around me with the map floating in front of me. I also watched some video podcasts, which was very cool. You can move them to the corner since you don’t need to watch them constantly, but it’s nice to have the option. I don’t have a bike to test riding with the glasses, but from my walking experience (about a mile), I’d say you could definitely wear these while riding. You can have a podcast or maps on, and still hear everything around you since the audio isn’t covering your ears, making it safer. The map display works well, but I haven’t figured out how to move it just to the corner, which might be a bit annoying for biking. I need to spend more time with the app to see if it allows more customization. Regarding adjusting the screen size and distance, I’m pretty sure the app lets you do that, but I haven’t used it much. I’ll need to give it another try and get back to you. In terms of color accuracy, contrast, and sharpness, it’s hard to compare without having the other glasses on hand. The Viture Pro is extremely bright at 4000 nits, which is important for outdoor use. The glasses use OLED displays by Sony, so the color and sharpness should be good. Reading text on the Viture Pro is easy. I haven’t had issues reading text in the corners, though that might be due to my face shape. Most people will likely get a sharp image corner to corner. Yesterday, I read emails, texts, and websites by putting them in the middle of the screen. I don’t stretch them into the corners, so I can’t say if other displays would be better for text. The current displays are all 1080p. If there were 1440p or 2K glasses, they would be more enticing for productivity. For gaming, 1080p is sufficient, especially since most handheld devices don’t run games at full 1080p. In conclusion, I think Viture and XReal are the top two options, and there’s no huge discrepancy in quality. Their software options are different, so it’s worth checking out which one suits you better. Personally, I prefer the look of the Viture glasses; they are smaller and look like regular sunglasses. When walking around, people wouldn’t notice they’re not just sunglasses unless they got really close. The XReal glasses look bulkier on everyone. I hope this helps! Hopefully, I’ll get the chance to compare them in detail in the future.

[@ross.mp3]

Is 1080 enough? Are pixels noticable? What about reading/coding all day long? Any rye strain? Can you sell your monitors already?

[@nophacetech]

1080p is actually not bad, and the pixels aren’t noticeable. If you were looking at a 100-inch screen in 1080p, it would look bad, but this looks great. Reading and productivity aren’t bad, but let’s just say I’m not selling my 4K OLED screen. I think a 1440p version would be the sweet spot for productivity, but it doesn’t look like anyone has done that yet (other than VR, but goggles on your face suck). I put them on to read through your comment and write my whole answer here. I’m reading and writing all your text and mine, and it’s fine. I’m noticing right away that I’m able to recline and sit in a far more comfortable position, and my neck is happy about that, haha. I’ve used them to work while traveling, and it’s nice for short sessions. I think I don’t use them mostly because they’re just not as sharp as my screen, and the lack of real estate-only being 1080p- isn’t enough for what I want to work on. But I could see someone having a workflow that they would really enjoy using this as their main display. It’s hard to say for you. It might be worth buying them, testing them out for a bit, and if they don’t work out, you can always return them :D. You can get 10% off with my code on all the accessories: JOSHUAGRAY. Hope that was a helpful answer to your questions!

[@nophacetech]

UPDATE: OK, I’m going to take back a lot of what I just said because I decided to try using their software again. When I launched it, there was an update, and after updating, I think it’s already much better than it was when I quickly tested it last time. Previously, it was so unstable in my video that I basically shut it off and never went back to it. This time, I used it and found it actually kind of phenomenal. You can increase the resolution of your screen because they’re achieving this with software. They’re essentially creating multiple screens all stitched together and using the ultra-wide screen at 1440p, which can go all the way up to 4K ultra-wide. This improvement addresses the issues I mentioned earlier, making it much more suitable as a productivity screen. I need to spend more time with it, but after about 45 minutes of use, I found only a few minor glitches, nowhere near as bad as it was just about a month ago. So, if you want to use this as your main display, it just became a lot more realistic with their software, SpaceWalker. I’m definitely going to make a new video showcasing how much the glasses have improved with the firmware update and how much the software has improved. I take back most of what I said earlier-the app is pretty solid for productivity now. If you do end up getting them, please come back and let me know how they’re working for you in terms of productivity. I’m very interested in hearing other people’s case studies.

[@ross.mp3]

@@nophacetech Thank you very much for the great response! I'll let you know here, if I get them myself 👍

[@ross.mp3]

@@nophacetech Thank you very much for the great response! I'll let you know here, if I get them myself 👍

[@dumpling8349]

Have you tried the XREAL Air 1's? Was wondering how they compare to the Viture Pro's.

[@nophacetech]

I have not but I'm sure they are very comparable. I just like the look of Viture more. Is there anything in particular about the XREAL Air 1's your looking at?

[@dumpling8349]

@@nophacetech ​ Thanks for responding. If I do end up getting XR glasses I'll probably go towards the Viture's mainly because XREAL don't ship to Australia officially. Also Viture with the adapter is significantly cheaper than the Air Pro 2's (didn't know the Air 2's even existed since I accidentally scrolled passed it). Air 1's weren't too far behind price wise and lacked the dimming features which I thought was a cool thing. Sorry if you covered this in the video already, just typing this out quickly before heading to bed, but I'm gonna include a few questions below. How's the actual screen size? I see that they market it as a 130" screen but I've seen a lot of comments saying it's more of a "perception" thing and that it's really just however you perceive it against a background. Also how's the battery life? Regardless, thanks for the awesome video and for responding.

[@nophacetech]

they don't have batteries so you just plug in like a monitor and use them forever. The perceived 130 inches screen is very hard to describe because sometimes it does feel like a huge screen like if you're sitting on your couch in your living room, looking out over your room, then it looks like the screen is taking up the entire wall of the room and it looks huge other times it can almost feel like you're holding an iPad super close up to your face so it looks huge but also at the same time it just looks like a screen is really close to your face but it's not annoying like holding an iPad. Super close to your face. This is what I mean by it's hard to describe. It certainly feels like a large screen, but putting how big of a screen it is is definitely a perception because it's not really there. It's kinda like VR in that way where some of these features you just have to put the glasses on and see it for yourself.

[@dumpling8349]

@nophacetech Alright, thanks so much. I'll probably end up buying them because of your review. :) Just one last question, when moving your head does it track constantly or have a sort of deadzone you have to hit before it recentres the screen?

[@somekindofmonster3613]

Does this thing show you a fixed display or does windows stay where you place them when you move your head. I watched every review and I still couldn't understand.

[@nophacetech]

its fixed in front of you.. they do have some sort of AR if your using their software and it can make a screen float in space a bit but its not like the metaquest or something.

[@fluffyFaris]

Coco butter on a 4070 with chocolate chip cookies 🍪.... your welcome

[@nophacetech]

dang.

[@likestech1873]

I don’t travel hardly at all, but these glasses seem irresistible to me. I guess I’m just a techie. I’m just trying to figure out whether it will be the Viture Pro, the Xreal Pro, the Rokid Max or even the Rayneo2’s. Might be a hard choice!

[@nophacetech]

Even without travel, they are so much fun to use around the house. I actually wore them to the beach yesterday, and it was awesome. Listening to and watching podcasts, and testing out maps was cool. So yeah, even without travel, they are definitely worth it. If you end up going with the Viture Pro XR, please consider using my code: JOSHUAGRAY for 10% off all accessories, and it gives me a kickback.

[@moroteseoinage]

Will a powered hub off a steam deck work?

[@nophacetech]

Yes! I can’t believe I didn’t show that. Just like the attachment on the Switch that I showed, there’s one for the Steam Deck. The battery attaches to the back, allowing you to charge the Steam Deck and plug your glasses into it as well.

[@moroteseoinage]

@@nophacetech yeah I’ll probably get one based on your review. I love cheap Chinese electronics

[@nophacetech]

@@moroteseoinage Perfect. Use my code JOSHUAGRAY so I get a kickback. You won’t get any % off the glasses because they are new, but if you want that power hub, you can get 10% off that and other accessories.

[@hberdi3685]

Man, lower the music in the video, I couldn’t complete watching this video because of the annoying music.

[@nophacetech]

Roger that. Sorry you couldn’t watch the entire video; I put a lot of hours and work into it. :( May I ask what you used for playback, like studio speakers, earbuds, over-ear headphones, or your phone? Sound can be totally different on different devices, and knowing this would be helpful for future edits. Thank you!

[@rushipandya5606]

Since its not practical for work then whats the purpose of buying it. We dont travel every month for holiday. But we travel for work.

[@nophacetech]

I was saying that for me, it’s not because my face shape isn’t sharp in the corners. That said, I actually did work on it the other day for about 2 hours, and as long as I just move the windows away from the corners, it’s fine. For most people, you will get a corner-to-corner sharp image, and then longer work sessions would be amazing. I was just sharing my personal experience. Also, I use them when I travel for work because I’m typically meeting or filming, so I don’t need a computer. But when I get back to the hotel alone with nothing to do, I can play some games before bed and it's super portable.

[@crimcrammoo]

these wold be prefect if they were completely wireless

[@nophacetech]

some day they will be..

[@bionaut867]

A huge dealbreaker is the lack of correction for hyperopia, and not just myopia. Really strange design choice, it renders them useless to a lot of people i guess.

[@Andrew-strong]

I am also hesitant to make the purchase for this reason. Without the ability to try them on, there is a huge risk that they won't be suitable and will need to be returned. I wrote to customer support about this, but the response was very vague. I'll have to wait for reviews from users with the same issue as mine.

[@happyspaceinvader508]

They do correct for hyperopia; I don’t know why their marketing only mentions myopia. However they will only correct to the equivalent of +1.25, which is only just enough for me. I may have to start wearing contact lenses with them if my eyesight deteriorates further (which it inevitably will, since I’m 52).

[@bionaut867]

@@happyspaceinvader508 that is precisely the point I am at. I will not be forced to use contacts for that reason

[@satansify.]

Is this better than NREAL?

[@nophacetech]

I have not tried the NREAL so I can't say.

[@satansify.]

@@nophacetech this one has glass dimming doe i think this one better, nreal still uses cover last time i saw

[@vampireslayer263]

I’m guessing it’s not really viable for people who wear glasses already

[@nophacetech]

Depending on your eyesight they do adjust so it might but you can get them set up if you need more

[@bryancartagena3286]

I bought their inserts from a company they collaborated with that has my prescription.

[@happyspaceinvader508]

@@bryancartagena3286was that expensive?

[@bryancartagena3286]

@@happyspaceinvader508 depends what is expensive to you. I had the money saved up but it was around 100

[@Montytheolaila]

You’re cute. And make great content. Just got mine. Love them.

[@Duffbeeryahoo]

I'm so tired of these inaccurate sponsored reviews. I've been researching glasses to determine which ones to purchase and, although I'm in no way an expert, I don't think I can get through a single video (including this one) that doesn't have blatant errors in them.

[@nophacetech]

I want to clarify that this video is not sponsored-I wasn’t paid and didn’t sign any agreements. What specific errors are you referring to? I believe one mistake was stating they were the first to have the full blackout film, which I now realize is incorrect. However, this wasn’t a blatant error. I’m not sure what other errors you’re mentioning or what additional information you’re seeking in the review that isn’t already covered. Feel free to ask any questions-I’m happy to provide further details!

[@user-zf7eb1mp4p]

I completely agree @Duffbeeryahoo. I did find another video where the person clearly stated they were given the glasses and gave their opinions - pros and cons. @nophacetech lying by omission is still lying. You weren't paid and didn't sign any agreements - I'm happy to take your word on that. But were you not given some, if not all of the equipment? You're dancing around the point by specifically stating you weren't paid and didn't sign any agreements. To be clear, you're not the only KZbinr who's done this - I was watching another video about XR glasses and it was similar in trying to hide the fact that the glasses were provided for free. But after seeing the 3rd video in a row - actually just 3 in 4, given the one I mentioned above - I got fed up enough to end up creating an account just to comment. The quality of your production is great, it's just terribly disappointing to know that I can't trust you well enough. Just to be fair, I did sit through the end of the video, and I genuinely think you do love the glasses and your gripes seem legitimately honest, but nothing in the first few minutes made me think your review was going to be trustworthy. Now you know why.

[@FromDesertTown]

Samsung, Google, Meta and Apple will release true AR glasses in a few years. At that point, it's game over for these "AR" glasses startups - no more Viture, XReal, etc. Companies like Meta and Apple are just waiting for the tech to mature. 1080p + 46 degree FOV = not good enough to put their brand name on.

[@happyspaceinvader508]

“In a few years” I’ll be ready to buy those mythical AR glasses. Until then, the Viture makes travelling so much more enjoyable.

[@Mr.BARBOZO]

bruh im not paying $450 for sunglasses

[@nophacetech]

don't

[@bryancartagena3286]

Sunglasses...... what a moronic comment