Viture unveils Viture Pro XR glasses with 120 Hz refresh rate, electrochromic dimming, and Harman sound

Viture has unveiled the Viture Pro XR, its latest extended reality glasses. The lightweight glasses provide users of popular game consoles and smartphones with a virtual screen over a single magnetic connector. The UltraClarity features improve the virtual experience while reducing motion sickness, while Harman AudioEFX 3D sound tuning produces an immersive audio experience with reduced sound leakage.

The Pro XR uses the latest Sony micro LED display panels that produce up to 4000 nits of brightness and a virtual display up to 135 inches in size. High 120 Hz refresh rates reduce blur and lag while gaming or watching videos. The larger display ensures edge-to-edge sharpness.

When outdoors, the electrochromic film layer can instantly dim to block over 99% of light. Brow and side panels also help reduce glare and ghosting. Myopia (nearsightedness) adjustment from 0 to -5.0D is built-in. The 2.75 ounce (78 gram), aluminum-body Viture Pro XR comes with a case, USB-C to Pro XR magnetic cable, four sizes of nosepads, and an anti-clip hair cover.

Gamers will want the Viture Pro Mobile Dock included in the Viture Pro Collection kit to share HDMI or USB-C device inputs while extending battery life. The Pro Collection also includes a Viture x 8BitDo Ultimate C Bluetooth controller for up to 16 hours of on-the-go gaming.

The SpaceWalker application for Android, Apple iPhone and Mac, and Windows (coming soon) brings native 3D/VR video support, multiple screens, and productivity tools to the virtual experience.

The Viture Pro XR is priced at $549 (currently discounted at $459), while the kit is priced at $708 (currently discounted at $588) on Viture’s website. The Viture Pro XR is also available on Amazon for those with Prime.