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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- Viture improved their XR Glasses! Use them with Laptops, Handhelds, Smartphones or even the Nintendo Switch. They are SO good!
Use the Code "Hubwood" for 10% off on the entire order EXCEPT for the new VITURE Pro XR Glasses:
VITURE Store: pro.viture.com/Hubwood
VITURE Amazon: viture.us/Hubwood
00:00 Intro
00:20 What are they?
02:00 Improvements over the "non Pro" Version
03:51 Use Cases
04:25 The "Pro Mobile Dock" for the Nintendo Switch
05:27 Using them with Smartphones
06:01 And Laptops...
06:32 The Neckband
07:35 The VITURE x 8BitDo Limited Edition Controller
08:32 Downsides
09:51 Conclusion
You can use these AR like glasses for the Steam Deck, the Lenovo Legion GO, the ASUS ROG Ally, the Nintendo Switch, your smartphone, your laptop, your Macbook or iPad, or any Gaming handheld or PC with Display out over USB C.
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VITURE Store: pro.viture.com/Hubwood
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Thanks for having us back and for such a thorough review of VITURE Pro - we're so glad you like them!
Thank you for the size comparison with other screen distances. I've been needing that!
Thanks for the discount code👍🏾
Do these glasses support HDR for gaming? Ive heard people mention HDR video playback but I can't fine specifics in the marketing.
I have the last model Viture one, they are awesome. Tt's my favorite tech in 2023
I have the same....is upgrade worth?
Great video, thanks. Does the Pro Mobile Dock work with other glasses (like Xreal Air 2 Pro)? The previous Mobile Dock has a proprietary USB-C connector and made my purchase useless.
Oh to be honest I don't know and I don't have the Xreal Air 2 Pro here to test it 😕
@@Hubwooddo you have a type c monitor you can try it with it is suppose to support any monitor as well if you have one or a adapter to make it work that would also prove its doesnt have a proprietary type c port
Yes, the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock now supports output to external monitors and third-party glasses!
There you have it. Works :)
Is the mobile dock what you need to connect a laptop to the Viture glasses?
If the laptop does not have display out over usb c. Then yes.
How do you think they compare to the xreal air 2 pro with the beam?
Didn't have the chance to test these yet. sorry 😔
I love that it looks like you’re not wearing glasses instead of them hovering above your nose😂
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Does the Viture XR pro glasses work with Viture neckband?
Yes! Works with gaming handhelds, or your phone (IF your phone supports display out over USB-C).
How are they for productivity like spreadsheets, word, coding?
In general good. But it really depends on you personally to be honest. For some this would work without issues and others might say it not working for them. There is only way to find out 😅
Can these hook up to the ps5? Can they be refunded even if they’re open and slightly used? Bought a pair from a competing company but the in screen edges were so blurry I had to return it.
Dunno if the ps5 supports usb c display out. Bit it would surely work in combination with the optional mobile doc as that has an hdmi port to translate the signal to your glasses for any hdmi source.
And your second question: yes you can still return them.
Do they ship to the uk 🇬🇧?
Yes ;)
For coding on a go should be fantastic
I don’t really understand why these are marketed so hard to people with handhelds… a device that already has a screen attached to it. I’d be interested in using this with my Xbox. Just curious if it’s a raw video signal and if there’s any latency.
Assuming it's working with any USBC Display output so far I think it is.
I didn't feel more latency than on other devices. 🤔
For me personally the Display on the ROG Ally/Steamdeck/Switch is too small. After like 20-30 Minutes of gaming i get uncomfortable. 🤷♂️
@@Hubwood makes sense. I have a steam deck but don’t mind using the built in screen. Haven’t used my Xbox in like a year though because I left my TV at my sister’s place and haven’t bought a new one. I don’t even really have room for one so this could be perfect.
@@DUEL.FATALIS well with the mobile dock you get an hdmi port to convert it for you... So it should work in any case.
I need real sit down non scripted impressions. This entire video is you reading the spec sheet.
It must be a requirement for the free hardware because all of them have been like that. But unless the video is sponsored (I've only seen one so far), their opinions seem to be pretty legit. I've seen the whole range of very positive to very, very negative and mixed in-between. So really, you just have to find a non-sponsored video of someone you subscribe to that shares most of your viewpoints already (though it doesn't hurt to check out the super negative ones because they do make valid points).
@@Grave79 I found some pretty good reviews you have to search with google instead of youtube.
Sorry it made that impression. I was not paid for the video. I only got the free sample. But in Germany I'm forced to click the "contains paid advertisement" if I get a free sample. I also mentioned my concerns/ things I didn't like that much.
I have to disagree, this was an extremely in-depth overview and exactly what I was looking for. Impressions like what you're looking for don't really work well for a product like this since everyone has a different face shape, head size, eyes and varying expectations of screen quality...
@@Joxus No watch the videos from DeveloperAdam. Where he compares the productivity use to the Xreal and Quest 3. That's a good review.
Tempting but il wait for 4k and a higher fov. Ideally it would have 6dof and hand tracking. One day!
Okay this is actually pretty interesting, rip wallet
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"The biggest advantage of the Pro XR glasses over the Viture One is light output. Viture says it raised the perceived brightness from 500 nits to 1,000 nits, which puts the glasses in line with the levels required to adequately view lots of high dynamic range (HDR) content. For comparison, the Rokid Max glasses go up to just 600 nits."
Does this mean the Pro XR is recognised as a HDR capable display when connected to a windows PC?
They're 6000 nits.
@@TheBigb19734000 nits. and 1000 perceived nits.
@@TheBigb1973Big BS!! It's as much brightness as new Air 2 + Rokid Max
@@TRX25EX my bad 4000 nits
@@TheBigb1973 What you talking about is the panel itself but what you see is completely different at max it's 600 nits, you lose brightness because of lenses efficiency
You didnt talk about using this with PC... :(
But I did :) ROG Ally and Legion GO and Laptop are PCs? It works aslong as you find a way to have Display otput over USB-C. I don't know if it would work with an adapter over HDMI or DP though to be honest...
But I lso mentioned that the VITURE Spacewalker app is coming to windows these days. So in general it will work, yes :)
@@Hubwood I mean like an actual desktop pc...I want to see people test that!
Meanwhile Spacewalker for Windows is available.