Viture Pro 2 XR Glasses Deliver A Virtual 146-Inch Screen For $299

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Viture has released the Pro 2 XR glasses, bringing with it a 146-inch-equivalent display image to your face for not a lot of money and weight.

Coming in at 63 grams, the $299 Pro 2 is the company’s lightest smart glasses to date, sporting a frame that is 16% thinner and 20% lighter than its predecessor. To tackle the fatigue often caused by nose-heavy smart eyewear, Viture re-engineered the fit system with upgraded temple padding, three temple adjustment levels, and seven customizable nose pad positions. Each pair also includes a clip-on lens shade in the box to block out ambient room light and sharpen optical contrast during extended viewing sessions.

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The glasses get some nice strong image boosting thanks to Sony-sourced micro-OLEDs that can push up to 1,600 nits, all while maintaining 1080p resolution per eye and 120Hz refresh rate, as well as expanding the FOV from 46 degrees to 50 degrees (or a 146-inch screen equivalent). Underpinning the visual stack is UltraClarity 3.0, which uses smoother field curvature and refined gamma tuning to yield more natural color representation and reduce eye strain. Near-sighted users also benefit from built-in diopter adjustments ranging from 0 to -5.00D for each eye.

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Rather than competing with standalone AI headsets or complex spatial computing platforms, the Pro 2 focuses on being a plug-and-play wearable monitor. The glasses rely on a wired USB-C connection to draw mirror displays directly from laptops, handheld gaming PCs, smartphones, and mobile consoles.

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To facilitate the latter, Viture will sell you the Mobile Dock Mini for $99. Weighing roughly 250 grams, this revised accessory is 34% smaller and 30% lighter than the original dock while housing a 10,000mAh battery to keep both the glasses and source devices powered. Gamers get a notable perk with a detachable magnetic adapter that can function as a standalone hub to connect devices like the Nintendo Switch 2 directly to televisions or external displays without carrying the full battery housing.

As part of the company’s fifth-anniversary promotion, the Pro 2 glasses and Mobile Dock Mini are available immediately with a bundled price of $378. 
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