Just an secondary unbiased owner, I feel like they are hyped a little more than they actually deliver. I still like them, but my initial impression was one of disappointment. The colors are honestly better than my Macbook Pro M1 display, which is kind of crazy. But I have a lot of issues with blurry text. The head tracking is cool, but any slight movement of your head causes blurring of the text. If your supporting your head against something, it's fine, but if your head is free floating, it's hard to keep it perfectly still. It's weird thing to think about, but on a monitor, your eyes stay focused, and as your head moves a little, you don't even notice your head is moving. But since these are on your face, your head moves with the glasses, and the glasses are fighting your slight movements to keep the virtual display in the same place. You do get some blurring of edges on the top/bottom or both. You also get some glare on the lens from light bouncing off of your shirt, ect. It does not block out light from the sides, so your peripheral vision is bright if your outdoors, or in a well light room. I have a triple monitor setup and going back between that and these glasses, I find the actual displays much easier to use. I bought these for mobile work since I can't bring multiple monitors everywhere. And the spacewalker app is really cool. The displays are quite good, and the head tracking is very precise. After a few days of use, I don't dislike them, but I think a lot of reviews over hype them, and after trying the $3600 apple vision pro, you can see why these are a lot cheaper. It's not bad, I don't regret buying them, but just keep your expectations inline. It's not magic "yet". But I'm excited to see where these are by 2030. It's going to probably get pretty wild, considering how far this industry has come in just a few years.
Nice dude I kinda agree just I do think they’re worth the hype for me a little more that’s just because I genuinely enjoy using them a fair bit and have been great for me personally. With regards to the blurry text on SpaceWalker make sure to update the glasses and app to support the 120hz it’s a game changer!!
Does it have any kind of head tracking the keeps your monitor in one spot in the physical world? Or does the monitor always follow where you're looking? If it's the latter, how would multiple monitors work with that? I don't see the point of these if it doesn't track your head and pin your monitor to the the real world
It looks like in the video at the end it does tracking... but when I ask customer service chat on their site/shop, they tell me it doesn't... maybe a ChatGPT failure
If there as good as the Air 2 Pro's then you will have a great time on the plane. I just got off a trip and they were amazing for consuming content and gaming. I didn't do any heavy productivity, but what I can tell you is that the screen on your eyes is pin perfect.
I haven’t I don’t have any 3d blue rays, there’s a 3d demo of guardians of the galaxy on the neckband and it is quite impressive but I don’t consume much 3d content at all to be able to recommend it or not
Thanks for replying. That's fair enough. A lot of people weren't particularly into 3D. It's a shame because it's so hard to find information on whether any of these glasses (or many projectors) that could support 3D Blu Rays, actually do. It seems like a perfect use case though. They have HDMI input unlike VR headsets, so could support a direct Blu Ray Player->battery dock->glasses link up without the extra hassle of having to rip the blu rays and convert them to some file format like you do with the Quest for example. If you have a 3D capable blu ray player (Xbox One and PS4 support them too), then investing in a couple of the cheaper 3D Blu Rays off Amazon would really help out fans like me 😊
@@simonn61 I know the MQ3 supports 3d stuff as I see it spoke about in groups it’s just not something I’ve had much experience with personally. Like I said the demo was cool and it was 3d but I don’t know if it was good or bad as nothing to judge it against lol but it was cool I must admit lol..
I just got the viture pro in and thinking I might return them. I mainly got them for editing since it made it sound like it gives you a huge monitor but the panoramic monitors are so wide you have to move your head a lot to see everything, and they are squeezed to the point that you don’t get much vertical spacing. Doing the single monitor looks more promising but the corners are usually out of the screen due to the goggle edges and maybe it’s my eyes but I feel like the edges are sharp but have more issues seeing the center or some text. I’m sure this is cool for gaming but idk about editing and the “panoramic” view I’d imagine is for being able to have peripheral vision but you have to zoom out so much and you still can’t see the sides of the screen.
To add I’m using spacewalker with a Mac M1 Max and I find it a waste that it can project a theme image as a background covering everything, but the actual screen is limited to a smaller area
@@eddiekranc there are limitations but it’s still a wide screen display, using a real widescreen you still have to turn your head. Guess it depends how far you are “zoomed” in as I don’t zoom in that far so it works quite nicely for me
Thanks for the video! Is there a travel mode on these similar to the new “travel mode” on the quest3 or the “smooth follow” on the XReal Air 2? I think my use case would be during plane flights.
Hey dude! So there isn't a smooth follow mode the image is just "stuck" to your face and follows you where you look, but if using the spacewalker macos app it can be "stuck" in place but because it's not GPS it's not going to drift away whilst on a plane. That's what the MQ3 update to travel mode fixes as far as I'm aware as it's GPS based you can put a window down and walk 100m up the road and it should still be there, XR glasses are different to that - if that makes sense? These would work great on a plane wether working on your MacBook or just plugged into the phone for movies.
@thedeveloperadam it should have the stuck position screen because the older versions have it. I believe you triple tap the single button on the glasses. 😊
I really really want to get any of these new type of headsets but imma wait for the next version. Mainly because they are now becoming mainstream, consumers will let the companies what they want improved, and the next version will be a more polished produce. That’s why I waited for the second pair of the meta RayBan shades. The first ones were cool but the second one had a cleaner image for camera and AI built into it.
@@thedeveloperadam I'm ready to shell for most of their eco system, but not without tryingthe fit. I don't want the soul crushing defeat of buying and having to return cause my head is too massive.
Hi, I hope you can help me. I just got a response from Viture support that when you connect an HDMI source to the glasses via mobile dock or the HDMI XR adapter it supports video ONLY in 1080@30fps. It does not support 24, 25, 50 or 60 fps. I find it extremely weird as playing games in 30fps on such a big screen is basically ... well... unplayable. Can you please check what video formats the glasses can connect to through HDMI?
@@kaczorefx I assume what they say is correct, I don’t use them to game much, more productivity however I have used them with the ps5 without any issues
@@thedeveloperadam Thanks. It seems weird as consoles usually have a 60fps video strem, so do PCs and Macs - so this limitation of 30fps on the glasses surprised me :/
Yeah the glare underneath I get what you mean it’s way better, when the glasses are on you don’t seem to get it all but I think it’s an angle thing as shows when I try to film on my phone.
Awesome content mate! I’m definitely your newest subscriber. Do you know if the Viture One can screen mirror the MacBook via a wireless Wifi connection with or without the neckband? Thanks!
"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?
@@thedeveloperadam That is a shame to hear. Maybe they can do it with a firmware update? I wont buy if no HDR. everything is hdr nowadays. Also it is 4k nits but perceptually 1000 nits. which is different.
@@thedeveloperadam I think you may try playing games like CS2 and some other FPS to boost views and subscribers! I'm just wondering how accurate colors are in reality comparing to real macbook pro screen
Hows the color vs the previous viture? Any better? Two reasons why i got the xreal before was because of 120 hz and the color pops more. I this viture is the same now.
The colour on the xreal is nice, I think it's slightly better now on the Viture pros. It's a hard one though as it's an individual thing, 4000 nits peak brightness though makes a world of difference. I got a comparison video between MQ3, XREAL & VITURE in a couple days!
Does the mobile dock work with the other glasses or with other type c monitors for output like it is advertised to do i have the xreal air and a nexdock and i want to see if the dock would work with either one for viewing on more than one screen
what's the point of an ultra wide screen display if all you see at a glance is a 16:9 image? might as well use multiple window display which is more useful.
Is the blur at the edges really gone? I have android phone that i can charge wireless. Is there any other way to charge and use the glasses without purchasing the dock?
Yeah honestly it’s nearly edge to edge it’s really noticeable over the non pros which were already good imo. I use them mostly with the SpaceWalker macOS app so even blurred edges wouldn’t be an issue as you move your head. You don’t need the mobile dock the glasses have no battery just draw power from whatever they’re plugged into 😊 I have another VITURE video which might help its more in depth too 😊
Heat is the problem here. These already get really hot on the right arm (the part not touching you by the corner, so it's fine). I'd imagine 4k will only run hotter, and they can't really fit a fan into them.
Just an secondary unbiased owner, I feel like they are hyped a little more than they actually deliver. I still like them, but my initial impression was one of disappointment. The colors are honestly better than my Macbook Pro M1 display, which is kind of crazy.
But I have a lot of issues with blurry text. The head tracking is cool, but any slight movement of your head causes blurring of the text. If your supporting your head against something, it's fine, but if your head is free floating, it's hard to keep it perfectly still. It's weird thing to think about, but on a monitor, your eyes stay focused, and as your head moves a little, you don't even notice your head is moving. But since these are on your face, your head moves with the glasses, and the glasses are fighting your slight movements to keep the virtual display in the same place.
You do get some blurring of edges on the top/bottom or both. You also get some glare on the lens from light bouncing off of your shirt, ect. It does not block out light from the sides, so your peripheral vision is bright if your outdoors, or in a well light room.
I have a triple monitor setup and going back between that and these glasses, I find the actual displays much easier to use. I bought these for mobile work since I can't bring multiple monitors everywhere. And the spacewalker app is really cool. The displays are quite good, and the head tracking is very precise.
After a few days of use, I don't dislike them, but I think a lot of reviews over hype them, and after trying the $3600 apple vision pro, you can see why these are a lot cheaper. It's not bad, I don't regret buying them, but just keep your expectations inline. It's not magic "yet". But I'm excited to see where these are by 2030. It's going to probably get pretty wild, considering how far this industry has come in just a few years.
Nice dude I kinda agree just I do think they’re worth the hype for me a little more that’s just because I genuinely enjoy using them a fair bit and have been great for me personally.
With regards to the blurry text on SpaceWalker make sure to update the glasses and app to support the 120hz it’s a game changer!!
Does it have any kind of head tracking the keeps your monitor in one spot in the physical world? Or does the monitor always follow where you're looking? If it's the latter, how would multiple monitors work with that? I don't see the point of these if it doesn't track your head and pin your monitor to the the real world
It looks like in the video at the end it does tracking... but when I ask customer service chat on their site/shop, they tell me it doesn't... maybe a ChatGPT failure
@@MsJeffreyF within the software the monitors stay put so you can have an ultrawide screen and look left / right to span the entire screen
@@thedeveloperadam Thank you! I was super confused by their chat bot, it told me otherwise. They could lose sales with that... ordering a pair now!
Good review. Finally one showing what I almost want.
I wonder if this traveling in plane are useful for watching TV shows or working excels
Honestly I think these would be great on a plane, if I had space in my hand luggage these would be with me 1000000%
If there as good as the Air 2 Pro's then you will have a great time on the plane. I just got off a trip and they were amazing for consuming content and gaming. I didn't do any heavy productivity, but what I can tell you is that the screen on your eyes is pin perfect.
Have you tried watching 3D Blu Rays on them via the HDMI input on the battery pack?
I haven’t I don’t have any 3d blue rays, there’s a 3d demo of guardians of the galaxy on the neckband and it is quite impressive but I don’t consume much 3d content at all to be able to recommend it or not
Thanks for replying. That's fair enough. A lot of people weren't particularly into 3D. It's a shame because it's so hard to find information on whether any of these glasses (or many projectors) that could support 3D Blu Rays, actually do. It seems like a perfect use case though. They have HDMI input unlike VR headsets, so could support a direct Blu Ray Player->battery dock->glasses link up without the extra hassle of having to rip the blu rays and convert them to some file format like you do with the Quest for example. If you have a 3D capable blu ray player (Xbox One and PS4 support them too), then investing in a couple of the cheaper 3D Blu Rays off Amazon would really help out fans like me 😊
@@simonn61 I know the MQ3 supports 3d stuff as I see it spoke about in groups it’s just not something I’ve had much experience with personally.
Like I said the demo was cool and it was 3d but I don’t know if it was good or bad as nothing to judge it against lol but it was cool I must admit lol..
Just wondering if it's capable of doing multi screen and not just the wide screen and tracking head movement?
@@conceptrat yes checkout my full feature videos I show the different monitor layouts you can have 😊
I just got the viture pro in and thinking I might return them. I mainly got them for editing since it made it sound like it gives you a huge monitor but the panoramic monitors are so wide you have to move your head a lot to see everything, and they are squeezed to the point that you don’t get much vertical spacing. Doing the single monitor looks more promising but the corners are usually out of the screen due to the goggle edges and maybe it’s my eyes but I feel like the edges are sharp but have more issues seeing the center or some text. I’m sure this is cool for gaming but idk about editing and the “panoramic” view I’d imagine is for being able to have peripheral vision but you have to zoom out so much and you still can’t see the sides of the screen.
To add I’m using spacewalker with a Mac M1 Max and I find it a waste that it can project a theme image as a background covering everything, but the actual screen is limited to a smaller area
@@eddiekranc there are limitations but it’s still a wide screen display, using a real widescreen you still have to turn your head.
Guess it depends how far you are “zoomed” in as I don’t zoom in that far so it works quite nicely for me
Thanks for the video! Is there a travel mode on these similar to the new “travel mode” on the quest3 or the “smooth follow” on the XReal Air 2? I think my use case would be during plane flights.
Hey dude!
So there isn't a smooth follow mode the image is just "stuck" to your face and follows you where you look, but if using the spacewalker macos app it can be "stuck" in place but because it's not GPS it's not going to drift away whilst on a plane.
That's what the MQ3 update to travel mode fixes as far as I'm aware as it's GPS based you can put a window down and walk 100m up the road and it should still be there, XR glasses are different to that - if that makes sense?
These would work great on a plane wether working on your MacBook or just plugged into the phone for movies.
@thedeveloperadam it should have the stuck position screen because the older versions have it. I believe you triple tap the single button on the glasses. 😊
I really really want to get any of these new type of headsets but imma wait for the next version. Mainly because they are now becoming mainstream, consumers will let the companies what they want improved, and the next version will be a more polished produce. That’s why I waited for the second pair of the meta RayBan shades. The first ones were cool but the second one had a cleaner image for camera and AI built into it.
Yeah I get you, sometimes it's how long do you wait though? The next gen hopefully bring 1440p or even 4k that would be insane lol
The pro model is the second version
Very good video, do you know how is the FOV compared to the Xreal glasses?
It’s similar the screen is slightly bigger on VITURE so the fov feels bigger
I wish there was a place you could get them in person to try them on.. For those of us with big heads to see if they fit or are comfortable.
Yeah I hear you lol they need to get into stores
@@thedeveloperadam I'm ready to shell for most of their eco system, but not without tryingthe fit.
I don't want the soul crushing defeat of buying and having to return cause my head is too massive.
Hi, I hope you can help me. I just got a response from Viture support that when you connect an HDMI source to the glasses via mobile dock or the HDMI XR adapter it supports video ONLY in 1080@30fps. It does not support 24, 25, 50 or 60 fps. I find it extremely weird as playing games in 30fps on such a big screen is basically ... well... unplayable. Can you please check what video formats the glasses can connect to through HDMI?
@@kaczorefx I assume what they say is correct, I don’t use them to game much, more productivity however I have used them with the ps5 without any issues
@@thedeveloperadam Thanks. It seems weird as consoles usually have a 60fps video strem, so do PCs and Macs - so this limitation of 30fps on the glasses surprised me :/
How is the glare ? Sometimes even with the black out shield you. Can see your t shirt or neck reflected in the bottom of glasses ?
Yeah the glare underneath I get what you mean it’s way better, when the glasses are on you don’t seem to get it all but I think it’s an angle thing as shows when I try to film on my phone.
Awesome content mate! I’m definitely your newest subscriber. Do you know if the Viture One can screen mirror the MacBook via a wireless Wifi connection with or without the neckband? Thanks!
Thanks man!
No they have no internal battery so draw power from whatever they're connected too so MacBook, MobileDock, Neckband etc hope this helps
"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?
VITURE have a peak nits brightness of 4k but I don’t think the HDR would register at least it didn’t when I tried them on the ps5 iirc
@@thedeveloperadam That is a shame to hear. Maybe they can do it with a firmware update? I wont buy if no HDR. everything is hdr nowadays. Also it is 4k nits but perceptually 1000 nits. which is different.
Bringing it closed to camera how it looks like it was the best thing could happen!
@@Hello-mu1et it’s the best I can do to try and show how it works
@@thedeveloperadam I think you may try playing games like CS2 and some
other FPS to boost views and subscribers! I'm just wondering how accurate colors are in reality comparing to real macbook pro screen
@@Hello-mu1et they’re decent imo not a match but also not terrible atleast for me
@@thedeveloperadam should wait for next versions with 10bit display?
@@Hello-mu1et I don’t know when the next versions will be, I’d go for them now otherwise you’ll always be waiting
Hows the color vs the previous viture? Any better? Two reasons why i got the xreal before was because of 120 hz and the color pops more. I this viture is the same now.
The colour on the xreal is nice, I think it's slightly better now on the Viture pros. It's a hard one though as it's an individual thing, 4000 nits peak brightness though makes a world of difference.
I got a comparison video between MQ3, XREAL & VITURE in a couple days!
@@thedeveloperadam niceee!! Cant wait for the comparison video! Especially the comfort and color quality between xreal and viture pro!
@@Limitbreak09 comfort and colour are quite similar imo! But the brightness does make a difference 👌🏼 😊
Does the mobile dock work with the other glasses or with other type c monitors for output like it is advertised to do i have the xreal air and a nexdock and i want to see if the dock would work with either one for viewing on more than one screen
I haven't tested it but I can if you'd like?
Can you use HDMI with laptop for the glasses? Also, does Samsing Dex work with them?
@@mohammadsulman5229 just Usb-c I think and I think dex does but I wouldn’t know as don’t have a Samsung
Great review and other videos too! I'll take it!
Best wishes from Ukraine
Thanks - all the best 🙏🏼
what's the point of an ultra wide screen display if all you see at a glance is a 16:9 image? might as well use multiple window display which is more useful.
Disagree what about a timeline for video editing?
Is the blur at the edges really gone?
I have android phone that i can charge wireless.
Is there any other way to charge and use the glasses without purchasing the dock?
Yeah honestly it’s nearly edge to edge it’s really noticeable over the non pros which were already good imo.
I use them mostly with the SpaceWalker macOS app so even blurred edges wouldn’t be an issue as you move your head.
You don’t need the mobile dock the glasses have no battery just draw power from whatever they’re plugged into 😊
I have another VITURE video which might help its more in depth too 😊
I can see slight blurring on both the top and bottom edges, or just one edge, depending on how I position them.
@@heyaisdabomb positioning really is key with them
How is it compared with Lite? Does it worth upgrading?
The lite are great - if you’re gonna upgrade get the PRO otherwise lite will be fine 👌🏼
As always bro great video
Thanks bro
Great video!! Could you use this with the Xbox Series X?
I believe so I’ve used the VITURE with the PS5 and took it outside you just need the mobile dock for the hdmi
Are there any 4k capable glasses on thr market?
Not that I know of YET
Heat is the problem here. These already get really hot on the right arm (the part not touching you by the corner, so it's fine). I'd imagine 4k will only run hotter, and they can't really fit a fan into them.
Compare with meta glasses
I’ve got a video on meta raybans but they’re different they don’t have screens
Sir where are you from
Have a guess it should be obvious no? Haha 🇬🇧