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@@dr.chungusphd108 they're pretty comfy. The weight isn't more than a little more than my glasses, so it's not that big of a deal. The only thing that I could see getting time to get used to is the wire, but I play in VR from time to time. The wire being there is pretty similar.
if u dont have the neckband, the glasses still have an interface when connected to your phone? the phone can do the same things as the neckband (if android phone)? if i dont have the neckband, the glasses are basically just a monitor? (no streaming apps, no remote play, no steam link, no app store, nothing? i have been researching for hours and havent find a video that shows how does the ui looks like when no neckband connected
To answer your questions: The interface you see when connected with your.phone is exactly like your phone would be with Android. The display is much larger with the neckband. As is the resolution. The phone can technically do the same thing as the neckband, but the image is smaller. It's still usable, but smaller. Yes. The glasses are basically a monitor. There are no integrated apps with just the glasses. Hope that helps.
VITURE, makes a splitter for it so you can charge and use glasses at the same time, I use it for my ROG Ally. there are many other brands that make it to 60 W and 100 Watts charging. USB-C to Glasses and Charging Adapter.
After using this for a few months, my theory on the blurry edges is that they sacrificed a wider pupillary distance (PD) for a more compact design. I get a blur on the left but if I pull the glasses to the left it clears up but then blurs on the right. So I reckon if they create a horizontal adjustment for the next version they should be able to fix that. They're cool though, right!?
Extremely thorough review Rudy! I tried these out for a bit and completely agree that they’re a luxury item. Very great for what they are but also very pricey. If one travels a lot and wants to separate from the crowd then these things are great.
I have tried a few different kinds of these, Even tried the new Xreal Air 2's and blurry screen is a very real issue with all of these. 10/10 do no recommend using them for productivity. Gaming on a steamdeck was fine however as long as the focus was in the centre of the screen.
I strongly recommend to avoid the neckband, very bad battery and it makes a lot of sound, like the level of sound that would make it annoying for someone sitting next to you. Also the Netflix Disney etc apps don't allow downloads so you can't even use them to watch movies without using your phone. Also it's important to know that if you want to return some thing and you don't buy them with Amazon you have to pay the shipping they won't help you in any way and if anything happens during shipping you are responsible. I really don't know how to ship it back to the US from Spain neither I'm willing to spend 60€ to return de 160€ neckband so I will have to take the loss
I’ve heard there’s a blurry effect on all these glasses. One thing that I’m really interested in is stereoscopic 3d with emulation or compatible games. Do you know if it works?
Hey! Just wanted to get back to you. Yes. You can use these glasses for stereoscopic 3D with games that support it. I just tested it with Shadow of the Tomb Raider. academy.viture.com/xr_glasses/3d_mode_guidelines
Thanks for replying, i knew you mentioned something about pho 3d and stereoscopic 3d confuses me know with driver compatibility and nvidia killing it off after the 2000 series I kinda feel like I took it for granted and hardware and software support are quietly letting it die
These are overrated and very basic projected displays for people who have been using small factor laptops. Terrible in comparison to my 18" Razer or 40" Aorus monitor that I use for gaming. The size of the projected screen is marginally larger than my laptop but then you lose on quality. The resolution is awfully bad. Its all relative to what you have been using so might work for some people. Out of a dozen of these I have tried only the Vision Pro is decent for watching movies and productivity but it cant be worn for longer periods of time. The next generation of these are going to get better.
Vision Pro is an actual headset and not glasses. And it costs significantly more than these XR Glasses. That's like comparing a Toyota Camry to a Mercedes S-Class. C'mon. The resolution is 1080p per eye, which is more than fine for most. As far as an actual screen 18" or 40" compared to something that's right in front of your eyes is not on the same playing field. Do I agree with their marketing of a 150" screen in your face? No. But you're comparing apples to oranges in terms of display and visual technology.
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VITURE Pro XR Glasses are hands down the best way to play handheld consoles and Switch. I am amazed by the UltraClarity of the virtual screen, definitely the best I have ever seen! Everything is so vivid and sharp! After playing Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree on VITURE Pro’s massive virtual display, I don’t think I can ever go back to playing on the tiny built-in screens of handheld consoles!
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@@baldlyrudy are they comfortable? Heavy? How long could they be worn before they become an annoyance?
@@dr.chungusphd108 they're pretty comfy. The weight isn't more than a little more than my glasses, so it's not that big of a deal. The only thing that I could see getting time to get used to is the wire, but I play in VR from time to time. The wire being there is pretty similar.
Just on a side note, by law (FTC) you HAVE to disclose when you have a paid promotion. At least if you're American.
Oh yeah. That's definitely a thing. And I follow those guidelines from the FTC. You'd be surprised how many don't though.
The diopters are a really great idea, I can’t wear contacts so without those I wouldn’t be able to even try them.
Same! I was glad when they said I didn't need the prescription lens inserts. They still sell them, but it's nice not having to use them.
if u dont have the neckband, the glasses still have an interface when connected to your phone?
the phone can do the same things as the neckband (if android phone)?
if i dont have the neckband, the glasses are basically just a monitor? (no streaming apps, no remote play, no steam link, no app store, nothing?
i have been researching for hours and havent find a video that shows how does the ui looks like when no neckband connected
To answer your questions:
The interface you see when connected with your.phone is exactly like your phone would be with Android. The display is much larger with the neckband. As is the resolution. The phone can technically do the same thing as the neckband, but the image is smaller. It's still usable, but smaller.
Yes. The glasses are basically a monitor. There are no integrated apps with just the glasses.
Hope that helps.
Does the mobile dock have 3dof?
VITURE, makes a splitter for it so you can charge and use glasses at the same time, I use it for my ROG Ally. there are many other brands that make it to 60 W and 100 Watts charging. USB-C to Glasses and Charging Adapter.
I think that would be the best route. Their Mobile Dock just doesn't provide enough juice.
After using this for a few months, my theory on the blurry edges is that they sacrificed a wider pupillary distance (PD) for a more compact design. I get a blur on the left but if I pull the glasses to the left it clears up but then blurs on the right. So I reckon if they create a horizontal adjustment for the next version they should be able to fix that. They're cool though, right!?
Very cool! Much cooler than I thought they would be.
Extremely thorough review Rudy! I tried these out for a bit and completely agree that they’re a luxury item. Very great for what they are but also very pricey. If one travels a lot and wants to separate from the crowd then these things are great.
Thanks Tony! And yes.... Very much a luxury item.
Appreciate you watching and commenting. 🙌
I have tried a few different kinds of these, Even tried the new Xreal Air 2's and blurry screen is a very real issue with all of these. 10/10 do no recommend using them for productivity. Gaming on a steamdeck was fine however as long as the focus was in the centre of the screen.
Agreed. The corners were the worst parts for me. Everything else seemed fine.
Thanks for your review @baldlyrudy! Informative, yet entertaining - a lot worth mentioning! 😎
Cheers!
I love that money can't bias your review!
I strongly recommend to avoid the neckband, very bad battery and it makes a lot of sound, like the level of sound that would make it annoying for someone sitting next to you. Also the Netflix Disney etc apps don't allow downloads so you can't even use them to watch movies without using your phone.
Also it's important to know that if you want to return some thing and you don't buy them with Amazon you have to pay the shipping they won't help you in any way and if anything happens during shipping you are responsible.
I really don't know how to ship it back to the US from Spain neither I'm willing to spend 60€ to return de 160€ neckband so I will have to take the loss
I’ve heard there’s a blurry effect on all these glasses. One thing that I’m really interested in is stereoscopic 3d with emulation or compatible games. Do you know if it works?
Hey! Just wanted to get back to you. Yes. You can use these glasses for stereoscopic 3D with games that support it.
I just tested it with Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
academy.viture.com/xr_glasses/3d_mode_guidelines
Thanks for replying, i knew you mentioned something about pho 3d and stereoscopic 3d confuses me know with driver compatibility and nvidia killing it off after the 2000 series I kinda feel like I took it for granted and hardware and software support are quietly letting it die
@Bentmetal13 yeah. I get where you're coming from with that. With the tech that's there, but it's something that a lot of games aren't supporting.
2:05 What is that controller? Would love to get one for my Steam Deck LE.
They're right here on Amazon.
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They sell a controller that goes with it 8bitdo. you can control the neck band with it or stream games.
Yup. Talk about it for the first time in the video at 15:14.
hey Rudy! Nice info.
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cant wait to get one of these
They're super cool. I thought it was all hype, but I'm definitely impressed.
4k 120 I’ll buy one
4K that close to your eyes would be crazy.
1080 OLED on a mini screen is clean and clear. I love the screen quality
26:51 It just looks SUPER weird, hard pass for me...
Sure. So do VR headsets. People still buy them. 🤷♂️
how would you use this on a gaming pc with a video card?
GPUs have USB-C video out ports, but I'm sure you can get an adapter and it should work.
They have a dock for it also
These are overrated and very basic projected displays for people who have been using small factor laptops. Terrible in comparison to my 18" Razer or 40" Aorus monitor that I use for gaming. The size of the projected screen is marginally larger than my laptop but then you lose on quality. The resolution is awfully bad. Its all relative to what you have been using so might work for some people. Out of a dozen of these I have tried only the Vision Pro is decent for watching movies and productivity but it cant be worn for longer periods of time. The next generation of these are going to get better.
Vision Pro is an actual headset and not glasses. And it costs significantly more than these XR Glasses. That's like comparing a Toyota Camry to a Mercedes S-Class. C'mon.
The resolution is 1080p per eye, which is more than fine for most.
As far as an actual screen 18" or 40" compared to something that's right in front of your eyes is not on the same playing field.
Do I agree with their marketing of a 150" screen in your face? No. But you're comparing apples to oranges in terms of display and visual technology.
Love the glasses, really good quality. You should try them before you make a comment.