VITUREPro XR/AR Glasses, 135" 120Hz 1000Nits Display, Harman Audio,Electrochromic Film,Myopia Adjustments,for iPhone 17/16/15/Android/Mac/PC/Steam Deck,First-ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2

I freaking LOVE this item. Like LOVE LOVE! I will say this is my best purchase to date on Amazon and I buy too much crap each month for my own good. Now let’s get to the good stuff. (Transparency: similar review going to the neck band & controller since it was a 3 in 1 deal)I am a tech geek and I love to try various products from cost effective to top of the line. I work in tech after all so it makes sense. This is my second pair of AR glasses by first were Xreal which was purchased through Amazon as well.The virtue glasses:The fit is so much more comfortable than my xreal air if you ask me. It’s snug but not tight so I can move well with them. I ran with both pairs of glasses and this one was very seamless in motion. I love have the prescription adjustment so I can wear this and see WELL with or without my contacts. I am above -3.00 on both eyes so to see it clear is amazing. The nose piece fits great. I don’t find it to be heavy at all. The adapter which I received which I’m not sure from this or the neck back but works well with my android phone and I was even able to use a the converter for my iPhone. I think it sits well on the bridge of my nose. Clean sleek look. If I wasn’t wearing the neck band it would look like regular sun glasses. Device control buttons very easy once you read the directions and honestly I have no complaints. Of course we all want VR glasses in sunglasses for but for a start this works well. It’s so comfy to lay down and watch tv or move around with seeing my surroundings if I want to. Audio is loud and very clear. To the designers- Maybe a camera feature to record and take videos might be nice in the future. Cough cough lolNow the neckband. Is it needed no but do you want it YES! I can access not only my work environment but my other desktops easily with the Remote Desktop app. I like working in the sky space with the 3 screen Display option but since the neck band is technically an android device you can do split screen in android mode which works just as good. The neck band connected to my WiFi easily, phones easily and any controller I am using. I have a mini wireless palm size keyboard with mouse and it’s almost seamless. (The keyboard is on the cheaper side so I won’t ding it for that) when using the hand gesture option; it’s pretty cool to not have to use any devices to use neckband but there’s def a lot of work that needs to be done. But come on it’s the first of its type to release and it does a pretty decent job. I don’t just game on this bad boy, I store everything from my work, class courses, writing scripts, watching movies from a far or even close and so much more. It’s literally my phone, tablet, laptop all in one with tons of storage space. Virtue is a great assistant. Works just as good as Gemini and Siri with getting me to my apps, research , etc. I don’t think the neckband is heavy at all. Barely notice it’s there unless I’m trying to lay on my side. I love how with the neck band I can minimize the screen to a specific corner and the control actions are no duplicated. It gives it more of advance experience and really makes you feel like you’re in the future. I recommend buying the glasses and the set. My only recommendation is I wish it did E sim so I can just put my cell service or WiFi directly on it without a hot spot but I can’t complain honestly. It keeps me engaged, I can work anywhere it runs fast and it’s my new fav gadget that I use for majority if my day. Oh yea, it’s awesome to connect to the glasses. No long piece running down your side which would be extremely annoying.Lastly the controller. Great touch. Nice to have this as an option if you don’t want to use your phone. Connects to the neckband easily. Works great with my Xbox cloud account. Took several tries to figure out why I couldn’t use the controller to play my games but hint hint hold L & R same time to switch from stick mode and game mode. Is this part necessary no but am I happy to have it yes. The controller also allows you to go right to Home Screen, back options between apps and a few other features.To sum it all up, for the price for all of this together this was a great purchase. The neckband is literally putting them to the top of the AR/XR glasses game. I would not only recommend it but I can say most will love it if you’re not just buying it for movies and gaming. You can get cheaper for that but this bad boy right here is a straight up Experience!

My partner loved them, pros: when plugged in on mobile it quick start without the need for setup. Can be used to read emails or watch videos and the quality is great. Can be used for gaming like Nintendo switch but needs the mobile deck for that. Great sound quality but not noise cancelling and some sound can still be heard from it but its not major.Cons: that its a bit narrow especially for guys who have a wider frame and its a bit pricey specially if you get it with the dock.So far hes been using it for the past week hopefully they last for a while without any issues.

Update:After I left my original review complaining about the Viture Pro XR glasses not working with the Switch 2 out of the box (below) the company quickly got in touch. They did three things:1) They refunded my payment and let me keep the Pro XR Glasses.2) They sent me the Viture Pro Mobile Dock needed to use the glasses with the Switch 2 for free.3) They updated the product description and images to clearly state that the Viture Pro Mobile Dock is needed to use the Viture Pro XR Glasses with the Switch 2.Adding two more stars (for a total of four stars) for excellent customer service and for correcting the product listing promptly. Nice work Viture!I'll add that I have now had the glasses for almost a month, and I'm using them even more than I expected. I originally bought them for occasional flights, but I find myself using them in bed and while relaxing in an easy chair as well. Having the screen directly in front of me no matter how I rest my head and neck is dreamy.I have used the glasses with my iPhone, Steam Deck, iPad, MacBook, and Switch 2 (via the Pro Mobile Dock) and they work well with all of these. Neat!=====================================Original two-star review follows:Does not work with Switch 2 (unless you buy an expensive adapter)Why do this product title and listing claim that these are the "First-ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2"? These AR glasses, as they come in the box, *do not* work with the Switch 2.To make these glasses work with the Switch 2 requires the Viture Pro Mobile Dock, which is not included. It costs an extra $129 and involves a mess of cables. It may work fine, I don't know, I'm not spending an extra $129 to do what this listing says it does.As for the glasses themselves, they are similar to the other Sony Micro-OLED powered glasses I have tried (Xreal, RayNeo). Fairly good picture, somewhat difficult to fit, bottom corners of the display are blurry and a bit cut off for me, with my face shape. The thing that sets these Viture glasses apart for me is the diopter adjustment for nearsightedness. That means I can use these without expensive custom corrective lenses, which I would have to buy separately for the Xreal or RayNeo. These are my favorite of the three for that reason. It also means you can share them with others more easily.These still aren't going to replace a real AR/VR headset like a Meta Quest or a Vision Pro. They are not ideal for any sort of productivity work. While the head tracking does function when connected to a Mac using the Spacewalker app the FoV is too constrained to be useful to me. It's like using multiple low resolution monitors with blinders on.All that said, for watching TV or movies in bed or on a flight, or playing games on a Steam Deck, these are hard to beat. Will you be doing that enough to justify the cost of buying them and the mild discomfort of wearing them? That's up to you.I just wish they were more accurate in describing what they do and do not do as they come in the box.