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"At first, I thought the Viture Pro XR glasses, nearing a price tag of $500, were a bit overpriced. I would have knocked about $100 off and been satisfied with the value. I understand that the Viture Pro XR can deliver privacy-based experiences by being a wearable display that offers a 135-inch virtual screen, and this is pretty cool, but I wasn't convinced that they're $500 worth of cool.

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"Compatible with certain smartphones, laptops, and handheld PC consoles (including the Steam Deck LCD), these smart glasses are basically a portable and wearable 120-inch TV."

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VITURE One is another pair of AR video glasses with focus dials, which already puts them near the top of our list in this category.

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My favorite XR glasses for productivity and traveling just got 3 major upgrades

Viture's new Pro XR glasses take things to the next level with a larger display, increased brightness, and twice the refresh rate.

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If you want screen anchoring right ouf of the box, consider VITURE One XR Glasses.

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I'm currently testing the VITURE One and quite pleased with the picture quality, ease of use, and the functionality of the Spacewalker app on all three platforms. Stay tuned for an upcoming review where I'll explore using VITURE One as a spatial computer.

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With SpaceWalker, I now have up to three virtual displays of my computer with settings present to optimize the experience. This function alone propelled the VITURE One XR Glasses to the top of my list for productivity, and combined with the media and connected gaming support, I am completely satisfied. In my opinion, the VITURE One XR Glasses ultimately beat out Apple's Vision Pro and the Meta Quest 3 in terms of usefulness across both productivity, gaming, and media applications.

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VITURE One XR Glasses are your first-class ticket to immersive entertainment on the go. Forget propping your phone up on the airplane tray table or in-flight movies on tiny screens with terrible pixelation, and instead opt for a 120-inch virtual cinema and Harman surround-sound technology to create a captivating audio-visual escape. The lightweight, sleek and portable design makes it so no one is the wiser, whether you're in a plane, train or bus. They also connect to any gaming console, phone or laptop and come with their own sturdy carrier box so you can toss them in any bag or carry-on without worry.

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For the price, I'd recommend these to traveling professionals, gamers, and those who want a more private but accessible display experience. VITURE One XR Glasses won't beat the Meta Quest 3 or Apple Vision Pro, but they bring enough to the table to ease any FOMO you might have as more expensive headsets hit the market.

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It does those things in a device which costs a fraction of the price, is much more portable, and is more comfortable to wear. Oh, and offers more battery life.

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VITURE One XR glasses connect to your phone, laptop, or gaming console to show you content on a 120-inch screen within the glasses lenses. No matter where you look, the screen is in sight, so you can game or watch TV while lying down in bed or sitting on an airplane. Tech Editor Kimberly Gedeon dubbed the VITURE One glasses her favorite tech device she tested this year.

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These smart glasses are basically a portable and wearable 120-inch TV.

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VITURE One is my favorite tech device I've tested this year. It has so many use cases, from transforming your smartphone into a 120-inch TV experience to upgrading your comfort while traveling with your Steam Deck.

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I feel like Viture XR is a more compelling product. Despite a smaller screen, it can be viewed in more environments and lighting conditions and has a robust ecosystem of accessories so you can really mix and match to fit your needs. Its glasses are more expensive and each accessory raises the price further, but Viture is ultimately more flexible.

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In terms of hardware, the VITURE One are clearly ahead of its contemporaries that I've tested so far, thanks to the electrochromic film, sturdier hinge, and 3DoF capabilities.

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It combines the best aspects of other smart glasses we tested, like TCL's excellent ergonomics and Rokid's dynamic diopter adjustment dials to make vision corrections. It also has the highest clarity and text legibility, although its colors tend to run a bit warm. Gaming feels especially fluid at 1080p 60FPS, which is the performance sweet spot that modern handheld devices like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch target.

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The wearable Neckband is a clever alternative to a phone. With the Neckband hooked up, your hands are free, and you can wander around without fear of tugging a cable out.

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The Neckband makes this compact, portable system even more easy to use and travel with. This is how I'll be spending a majority of my time in Starfield next month, no matter whether I'm traveling for work or chilling at home.

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So believe me when I say that (VITURE One is) one of the few products that absolutely deliver on their promises. (VITURE One is) surprisingly excellent and genuinely surprising in the best of ways.

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I'm glad that VITURE is setting the bar so high with (VITURE One XR Glasses), and I don't think I'm ever going to play my Switch without them again.

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...We walked away impressed. The VITURE One XR Glasses make a strong case for themselves.

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You may no longer need a physical TV or entertainment system taking up space in your home to enjoy shows, movies and games. VITURE One “extended reality” glasses do the trick nicely, combining classic style with impressive tech.

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Having a screen anywhere is a huge plus. I can't tell you how many times I've had to lay my head down awkwardly while playing a game or watching a movie when I want to rest and still see the screen, and it's generally so uncomfortable that I just don't do it. The Viture Ones get past that issue unlike any device you can buy right now, clocking in at only 78 grams so they never feel heavy.

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(VITURE ONE) hides a computer in a band you wear around your neck. It's an intriguing solution to a problem that is vexing AR companies everywhere: AR technology is small enough to wear but not small enough to be completely concealed.