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PS5 Action RPG Phantom Blade Zero Gets Phantom Beast XR Glasses
Viture and S-Game have partnered to release limited-edition Phantom Beast XR Glasses, inspired by the upcoming action RPG Phantom Blade Zero. These glasses, featuring a "kungfupunk" aesthetic, are available for pre-order at $599 and will ship on October 29, coinciding with the game's launch. The collaboration aims to immerse players in the game's world through advanced XR technology.
Phantom Blade Zero’s New XR Glasses Actually Have Tiny Swords On Them
A limited-edition version of Viture's XR glasses, themed around the upcoming game Phantom Blade Zero, will be available for preorder on August 27 for $599. These "Phantom Beast" glasses feature tiny sword attachments and exclusive in-game items, and will ship on October 29, the same day Phantom Blade Zero releases for PC and PlayStation 5. The glasses offer a 174-inch virtual display with 1200p 120Hz per eye resolution and are compatible with PC and handhelds, with an optional dock for console use.
Viture just launched a new pair of budget augmented reality glasses with a mobile dock designed for Switch 2 XR fans
Viture has launched its new Viture Pro 2 XR augmented reality glasses for $299.99, designed to project a private gaming display. The glasses are compatible with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 via an optional $99 Mobile Dock Mini, which includes a 10,000 mAh battery and is expected to ship in September.
Gear Review: VITURE Pro 2 XR Glasses for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2
The VITURE Pro 2 XR Glasses offer a more comfortable and affordable entry into XR technology, priced at $299. While they feature improved comfort and eye care certification, the diopter adjustments may not fully accommodate users with strong prescriptions or astigmatism. Despite this, they provide a good visual experience for playing Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on the go.
Viture’s New Pro 2 XR Glasses Want To Be The Ones You Can Wear For Hours
Viture has officially revealed its new Pro 2 Extended Reality (XR) glasses, designed for extended wear with a focus on comfort and portability. These glasses feature 1080p 120Hz video transmission, Sony micro-OLED lenses with 1,600 nits peak brightness, and advanced optics to reduce eye strain and chromatic aberration. Viture also announced the Mobile Mini Dock for $99, which can function as a USB-C hub or connect to consoles like the Switch 2. Both the Pro 2 glasses and the dock will be available starting August 6.
The $299 Viture Pro 2 are the company's lightest and most comfortable smartglasses yet
Viture has released its new Viture Pro 2 smartglasses, priced at $299, which are described as the company's lightest and most comfortable models to date. Alongside the smartglasses, Viture is also launching a more compact Mobile Dock Mini for $99.
Gear Review: Viture Beast XR Glasses for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2
The Viture Beast XR glasses offer a wider field of view and a premium metal build compared to the Luma Ultra, though they have slightly lower peak brightness. While both models support prescription lenses and connect to the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 via a Pro Mobile Dock, the Beast's USB-C connection can be finicky, unlike the Luma Ultra's preferred magnetic connector. Despite minor connection issues, the Beast provides a solid gaming experience with good resolution and frame rates, but the reviewer ultimately favored the Luma Ultra for its comfort and connection method.
The Viture Beast XR Glasses Made Me Question Whether I Need A TV For Gaming
The Viture Beast XR glasses offer an impressive portable gaming solution with dual 1920x1200p Sony Micro-OLED displays and a 120Hz refresh rate, projecting a 174-inch virtual screen. While requiring an additional dock for consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, they provide a crisp, vibrant image and comfortable wear, though some chromatic aberration and warmth are present.
Viture’s New Luma XR Glasses Just Got A Prime Day Price Cut
Viture's Luma XR augmented reality glasses are available at a discounted price during Amazon's Prime Day sale, with models reduced by $100 or more. These glasses offer a virtual cinema-sized display for gaming and media consumption, with various models featuring different brightness levels and tracking capabilities. Bundles include a free 8BitDo controller, and accessories like a Pro Neckband and Pro Mobile Dock are also available.
Hands On: RayNeo Air 4 Pro - Be The Batman With These Switch 2-Compatible XR Glasses
The RayNeo Air 4 Pro are a more affordable alternative to high-end AR glasses, offering dual 1080p 120Hz displays and Bang & Olufsen audio. While they provide a large-screen experience compatible with devices supporting video over USB-C, their integration with the Nintendo Switch 2 requires a separate dock and lacks some customization options found in pricier competitors like Viture's offerings. Special Batman-themed editions are also available.
Hands On: Viture Beast XR Glasses - A 174-Inch TV On Your Face That Works Brilliantly With Switch 2, But At A Cost
The Viture Beast XR Glasses offer a large-screen experience, projecting up to a 174-inch display, and work well with the Nintendo Switch 2. While the image quality is sharp and the glasses are comfortable for extended use, the significant cost and the need for additional accessories like the Pro Mobile Dock make it a considerable investment for portable gaming.
Viture’s Next-Gen Beast XR Glasses Are Here And Ready To Bring An IMAX-Sized Screen To Your Face
Viture has launched its new flagship Beast XR glasses, priced at $549 and shipping April 27, offering an IMAX-like visual experience with Sony's Micro-OLED panels, a 120Hz refresh rate, and 1200p resolution per eye. These glasses are compatible with a wide range of devices including PC, Mac, mobile phones, and consoles like PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch, with various accessories available for enhanced connectivity. The lightweight, durable design also features integrated Harman AudioEFX speakers and customizable AR/blackout modes.
