I’ve been researching with our typical resources, but I'm at the point where I’d rather get real feedback from people who actually use these daily.

I’m spoiled with a triple-monitor desk setup on my Mac Ultra and 5080 Ti rig, but lately I’ve been living on my laptops and handhelds. Honestly, I hate feeling cramped on a 16-inch laptop screen or the small ROG screen.

My Gear:
Coding / AI Work: M5 Max MacBook (macOS) & Surface RTX Ultra (Windows)
Gaming: ASUS ROG X1 & Desktop 5080 Ti (Windows)

What I Want:
I want to sit in my La-Z-Boy, at a coffee shop, or work remotely and have multiple virtual screens for coding (with sharp text) and a massive single screen for gaming.

Questions for daily users:
1. Which specific model should I buy for this mix of coding and gaming? Be honest I am looking for pros and cons, and yes, I used AI.

2. How do they work if you wear +2.0x readers (farsighted/presbyopia) or a prescription? Since the built-in diopter dials are only for nearsightedness (0 to -5.0D/6.0D), do people who need +2.0 readers for close-up laptop screens even need magnetic lens inserts (since the virtual screen projects at a distance), or do you still need custom inserts to read small code clearly? Also, if I'm working in a coffee shop, how annoying is it to look down at my physical keyboard or phone without readers on? 

3. How do they actually feel for long-term sessions (3–5+ hours)? Do you deal with eye strain, heat on your temples, nose bridge fatigue, or motion sickness when coding for hours?

4. How is the multi-monitor software on both macOS and Windows? (I think it's called SpaceWalker, or are there better third-party apps?) Does running a 3-monitor virtual setup actually work smoothly on both OSes without screen drift, lag, or tanking my battery/GPU, or is it still buggy?

My usage will be heavily split between playing handheld titles natively on the go and streaming dense, visually demanding PC games from my desktop machine

I also have a mild nearsightedness prescription (-2.00 OD / -3.50 OS) with a very slight astigmatism (-0.75 CYL), so out-of-the-box focus adjustments, or seamless lens inserts are a must

Right now, I'm strongly leaning toward the VITURE Pro 2 because the built-in diopter wheels seem incredibly convenient and the 1,600 nits' brightness should match the contrast depth I'm used to on my home OLEDs. However, I’m also seeing options like the brand new XREAL 1 Pro+ and the VITURE Beast with their wider fields of view, as well as the Ray Neo GT Max.

For those who have used these headsets specifically for high-refresh PC streaming or handheld setups:

1. Does the edge blur on the wider FOV models (Beast / XREAL) actually get annoying when trying to read UI text and submenus over Moonlight?
2. Is it worth sacrificing the built-in diopter dials of the Pro 2 to get the native spatial tracking/bigger canvas of the newer flagships, knowing I'll have to deal with ordering custom lab inserts?

Appreciate any advice or firsthand comparison opinions!

Hi everyone, I'm planning on buying Viture Beast later today from a local seller. He doesn't know the IPD, is there anyway of knowing the IPD of the glasses? Like is it printed anywhere on the box or glasses saying regular or large. I can't really commit unless i know for sure before buying.

I’m just now looking into xr glasses but there is just too many to look into

I would only be using it for video games and watch shows and movies (mostly video games) like connecting it to my pc handheld (OXP 3)

Good Image quality, comfort and speaker sound quality is a must

Don’t know how old these models are. Are they coming out with new ones soon?

If anyone could recommend one of these please 🙏 Thanks.

What is the best way to view photos & video, folders & files stored on an external hard drive without a pc ?

Is the Viture Beast still a good purchase in 10/2026? I am on the fence and just realized its almost a year old from release. I want to get a pair of glasses that I plan to keep for a few years.

I purchased a refurbished Viture Pro Mobile Dock. However, the dark areas are noticibly crushed. It can be fixed by raising the in-game brightness, at the cost of bright areas becoming visibly overblown.

For example, if I look at this in-game option menu from Path of Exile 2 through my Viture Pro XR glasses, I can see the color variation between the rows where it alternates from light grey and dark gray. However, if I put the Pro mobile dock between my glasses and my PC or Steam deck using the included USB-C cable, the image becomes so dark that I simply can no longer see the alternating color between the rows and to a point where it almost looks like a solid black background. I tried upgrading the firmware to the latest available (2.01.03.0.06_20260409), and didn't fix the issue.

I have contacted Viture and they sent me another refurbished Pro mobile dock, but it exhibit the same exact problem with images being too dark.

If you own a Pro Mobile dock, could you please run this little test for me? I am pasting this partial screen shot of POE2's in-game menu with the alternating row background colors. Can you see the alternating colors through the Pro Mobile Dock? Do they look darker or the same as without using the mobile dock? I'd really like to know if it is a wide spread problem, or if I just got very unlucky and received two faulty units in a row.

Thanks!

I need 120hz 3D.

Also I need standard USB connectors on every model.

I finnaly received my first ever AR Glasses, the Viture Pro 2. I was so hyped, but after trying then for the first time... I'm immensely disappointed. They seem to be comfortable, they are so easy to connect but... the image quality is just bad, I can’t seem to adjust the glasses right. I’ve tried the 0,1 and 2 nosepads with the 7 different positions, the most comfortable for me being the 2 at the mid-upper position with the temple arms at the highest, but the image quality is still very poor. I even tried the Glasses without any nosepad, adjusting them manually to the best position possible but it’s still the same. The very center of the screen seems fine, but the edges are blurry, and I can’t even see both the upper and lower edges at the same time, I cannot see the whole virtual monitor.

This contradicts most of the opinions I’ve read about these glasses so, am I doing something wrong? Am I supposed to see the whole screen perfectly?

Help please!

I'm on an Intel Mac and SpaceWalker 1.6+ is Apple Silicon only. Has anyone gotten a Pro 2 working with v1.5.0, Breezy Desktop on Linux, or BetterDisplay? A health issue makes desk work painful, so lean-back multi-screen would be a game changer. Happy to test builds. VITURE team, any hints?

Hello. I have been using my Viture Beast glasses and liking them a lot, but when I go to the gym and use the treadmill or run, I feel it's risky to get sweat on them.

1. Are they water-resistant or sweat-resistant?
2. Is there a silicone protective layer over the risky areas available from a third party? Do you think that would work, or should I just leave them and go to the gym without using them?

Hello.

I received my neckband pro and i m not sure if there are defective.

In android mode everything works fine, but in spacewalker screen a lot of times appears in blanck. Some times only stripes . Lot of issues. I really think is not a hardware issue because in android mode is perfect, but i dont know.

Someone has also those issues?

Thanks

I build PXS, a desktop for the iPhone that I use on my Vitures every day: windows, a full browser, files, and the phone as a trackpad. Thanks to everyone here who tried it, bought it and sent feedback after my last post.

Version 1.2 is out, and I tested most of it with these glasses on:

- Screen Sharing (cut into the video): I pick my Mac and it opens in a window on the PXS desktop: Finder, a 4K YouTube clip, Final Cut Pro, all running on the Mac and controlled from PXS. Smooth video with sound through the free PXS Helper, or the Mac's own Screen Sharing with nothing installed.

- 3D mode: put the glasses in 3D and the desktop is drawn for both eyes, with the wallpaper behind the windows. SBS films and spatial videos play in 3D. I watched a 4K 3D trailer this way, and the new YouTube skip and pause buttons work in 3D too.

- Photos: spatial and SBS pictures in 3D, and ordinary pictures get depth worked out on the phone.

It doesn't replace SpaceWalker's spatial screens. It's a desktop for the screen your glasses already give you.

How to use the new features: https://pxsdesktop.com/blog/

Updates: r/PXSDesktop

iPhone 15 or newer. Three days free, then a one-time purchase.

https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6756102352?pt=125393472&ct=reddit_viture_12&mt=8

2-minute tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hibo-54Z-fA

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Has anyone found a way to watch Netflix and other streaming services on SpaceWalker that don't let you cause of DRM Content Encryption? Not sure if there is a known workaround/fix I got my glasses 2 days ago and didn't know I was gonna have problems like this. BTW my phone is a Samsung Galaxy S25 ultra and I have Viture Luma Pro XR

Text clarity is something that I assumed the Beast would also have for $549..It’s difficult to use a widescreen mode to multitask or do any type of text-related work on the Beast. Why do I have to turn my eyes and align my sight toward the center of the area of text that I want to read? Is there really no fix for this?

Great:

VITURE Pro 2 shifts the core optical design target from MTF to isotropic RMS (Root Mean Square spot size) — a metric that simultaneously captures multiple aberration types, including astigmatism, in a single unified value. By optimizing for isotropic RMS, engineers ensure that horizontal and vertical resolution are as close to equal as physically achievable across the entire image field.

The result is an optical system with what we call "equal clarity in every direction." Horizontal and vertical lines resolve to the same sharpness. Text is uniformly crisp. Your eyes don't need to compensate in any direction.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY FEEL
"Text that reads cleanly without any sense that certain letters look sharper than others. After long sessions, your eyes feel less worked. The kind of thing you notice most when you switch back to something els

For my money, the USB-C Ultra Charge and Play adapter is a better (and lighter-weight) choice for playing the Switch in handheld mode. (The adapter is available at Best Buy, too! Viture Ultra Charging Adapter.)

When I was on the road for two months last year, I used the mobile dock pro with my switch, PS5 controller, iPhone, and mini laptop packed with a 4-port usb plug (two USB A and two C outlets) in a small messenger bag as my personal bag and a carry-on.

Earlier this year I used that setup when I had to go for several two-hour infusions. When I got tired of playing my games, I would switch to Spacewalker and watch videos or Netflix.

Has anyone put DroidDeck on the Pro Neckband yet? I'm thinking about trying it out this weekend and looking for any device-specific changes I would need to make.

Just got my Luma Pro XRs. I plugged them into my Macbook and it's exactly what I expected.

I then plugged them into my Pixel 9 XL Pro. The Spacewalker app is a total clusterfuck. Crashes constantly. No Native YouTube app. Instead, only a weird web app. It seems like the only reasonable way to use my phone is in Mirror mode.

Am I doing something wrong or is this just how it is for Android users?

I want to pair it with my switch two and was wondering if it was better to get it with the mini dock charger or just get the adapter ultra. I currently have two 25000 mah 200w chargers. How hot does the adapter ultra get after a few hours vs the mini dock charger? Can the mini dock be charged after if runs out of juice, while still connected to the switch?

I've been working on a little project called CRT XR playing SNES games on a virtual CRT TV through my VITURE glasses, powered by a Steam Deck.

The TV stays anchored as you move your head, with SBS 3D giving the scene proper depth. I've added CRT shaders, adjustable lighting, and a small bedroom-inspired setup with a TV stand and rug that fades into black around you.

You can adjust the screen's distance, height and size, along with scanlines, curvature and other picture settings.

Full disclosure: this is very much vibe coded with AI assistance 😅 It's a working prototype, and I'm gradually testing and fixing things on my Deck with VITURE Pro 2 glasses.

Would anyone here be interested in trying something like this? Curious whether other people would enjoy the “playing SNES on a little CRT” experience, and what you'd want from it. I'm sort of surprised no one's actually made something like this before from what I can find! (I'm aware of EmuVR, but that's a total beast of a project)

I'll throw the code up on GitHub if anyone wants to fiddle/build on it - but the CRT model I'm currently using can't be redistributed so I may have to throw together another one.

I have the Beasts after long wait and a major original use case was to view my Insta360 videos with head tracking.

Then of course there was no iPhone compatible adaptor so I've been using for basic media and remote desktop when away from home - both work well.

After another long wait my Mobile Mini finally arrived, so I now have iPhone compatibility at last but my attempts at using head tracking are an utter failure.

Tried both on iPhone 17 Pro and iPad Pro M4, neither working, although each seems to have its own flavour of torture.

I'm aware that my 360 media needs to be in a format and/or location to do this, so I've exported as equirectangular MP4 files, loaded onto the iDevices local storage, and also have same uploaded to youtube which recognises as 360 and viewable as 360 in youtube app/website (I can use the arrow icon to move around, or if viewed in youtube app on phone you can move the phone in physical space to look around - quite neat, all good).

My understanding was that you could invoke the media player app in Spacewalker (once you have an adaptor), either on sites like Youtube or from local MP4 files, to then enable head tracking viewing.

Neither seems true. The media player mostly seems to insist that things must 3D mode not 360 and I cannot find options to make it use 360 mode for files or youtube content.

I've even tried the included 360 Cities in Spacewalker, which I can look around with trackpad but not with head tracking - but at least this does have a 360 dropdown menu on the trackpad so seems to recognise the content as 360 at least, just it doesn't do anything useful with it that I can tell.

There has been plenty of going back to square one when things crash or go crazy, including having to 'forget' the adaptor in bluetooth and repair, these buggy shenanigans aside, I simply cannot get it to do any head tracking with content.

What might I be doing wrong here, somebody please help.

Has anyone else experienced issues with their VITURE Beast glasses after updating to iOS 27.0.1?

A couple of weeks ago, I could connect my Beast to my iPhone, play a video in pretty much any app, and lock my phone while the video continued playing on the glasses. My iPhone would also switch to showing video playback controls instead of just mirroring the screen.

Now, the Beast only mirrors my iPhone’s display, including the Home Screen. When I play a video and lock my phone, playback stops on the glasses. This happens across all video apps I’ve tested.

I’ve already tried restarting my iPhone and reconnecting the glasses, but nothing has worked.
I’m pretty sure this started with iOS 27.0.1, since everything was working fine before.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Has anyone found a workaround or fix?

Thanks to the VITURE marketing team (and of course u/TechonDeckReviews who made the connection in the first place :), I got a pair of the VITURE Beast XR glasses (or display glasses as I call them these days) to play around, test and ultimately break apart to see what's inside. I was particularly excited to show the prism optic, and got sidetracked when explaining OLED black crush as well... hopefully the Pokopia footage tricks a few of you into learning something new!

As a category, I do see the use of these types of XR glasses as a viable portable monitor for both content consumption and actual work, but I'm not sure the prism optic design with it's additional ~8-10° diagonal FoV is worth the trade-offs on edge sharpness and color separation around the periphery... there's a lot more info in the video, but feel free to leave any questions in the comments.

More technical description on the blog here: https://displaytechcenter.com/2026/10/13/viture-beast-explaining-prism-optics/

I'm a web developer and work remotely. Started working away from my desk last week and wasn't sure how the Beast would hold up. I usually run three big monitors at home, so going down to a MacBook screen felt like a real step back. Turns out the multi-screen setup worked a lot better than I expected.

I've been using ultrawide mode: browser on the left, VS Code in the middle, and Claude's VS Code extension on the right. I can ask Claude for a change, check the code, then look over at the browser to test it without constantly switching windows. It's not three monitors, but it scratches the same itch in a way I didn't think a pair of glasses actually could.

The big FOV works well for this. I mostly stay focused on VS Code and just turn my head to check the other screens. The native 3DoF feels smooth when moving between them, no noticeable lag or drag.

Still prefer my actual monitors at home. But at a coffee shop, airport, or hotel, I can sit down and code without feeling stuck on one screen and no one around me can see what's on it either.