This was an excellent, well-thought comparison and we're honored to be your #1 pick, Don - as always, so thankful for your appreciation of VITURE Pro and our ecosystem of accessories!
I order my Viture pro glasses and i m excited waiting to wear them. I like to comment that transparent interfase that let use to see iconos and content without background can be a great VR experience.
@@sendy.santiago I have only done this a few times and only if on a long straight highway in bright sunlight but yes it works really well... having google maps as a HUD in my car is really cool but as always I say do this at your own risk! As for being pulled over.. how would a cop even know these weren't sunglasses? I have walked around in public and never even gotten a second look as these don't stick out as far as other birdbath optics based XR glasses. 😎
@@sendy.santiago doubt youd ever get pulled over. First time i whipped out the vitures to do some work at a friends house, he thought i was just an idiot wearing shades inside 😂
When using the VITURE Pro (or any other XR glasses), can you look at both the glasses' screen, in addition to your laptop screen (so both at the same time)?
For someone wearing prescription glasses like you, which would you recommend? Perhaps a video just on XR glasses for folks like us. I can't find a solid review on this topic.
@@h1ssg as I mentioned in this video both the VITURE and ROKID glasses offer diopter adjustments so if you fall within the specified ranges you won't need corrective lenses at all. If you do need prescription inserts however the company I prefer is VR Rock and you can find a link as well as a discount code in the description of this video.
8:57 is where he answers. He chose Viture Pros.Worth watching for the comparison. I have Xreal Air 2 Pro/ and Beam Pro bundle on order, debating on cancelling for the Viture, but I do like the beam pro for the 3D Photos and the Viture Neck thing looks bad to navigate. Anyone here with both want to chime in?
Well obviously I have both and I'll chime in.. beam Pro is pretty damn cool but essentially just a mid-tier cell phone with a 3D camera and an extra port for your glasses so you can charge and play. The neck band from Viture is a wearable computer that you don't have to hold in your hand. I love the fact that it just slips around my neck with a very short cord to the glasses so I have nothing dangling to catch on things as I move about my day. As for navigation of the neck band, you can do this in multiple different ways! My favorite method of navigation is simply using my dualshock 4 controller because the little mouse pad even works this way. For productivity you can also pair a full Bluetooth keyboard and mouse setup or a more compact travel mini foldable BT keyboard mouse combo and those work just as well. Lastly there is also an app from VITUTE that you can put on your phone which turns it into a mouse and keyboard for the neck band so as you see there are multiple different options for navigation available on the device! Hope this helps you and making your decision 😎
I was about to order the Viture without doubt, but.... the Beam Pro changed my mind. If I could use it together with the Viture, I would want to have that combination, but since the Air 2 Pro and the Beam are in the same eco-system, I prefer this over the Viture. To me 3D it is and should be. Especially with those glasses.
I am thinking the same as you BUT I predict the beam pro copies will be standard for all companies moving forward. Viture for me and wait for a beam pro down the road.
@@SjaakSchulteis For sure. The tech is moving so fast its hard to know when to pull the trigger without getting buyers remorse because the next best thing comes out a week later
I asked XReal tech support about this, and they said the Vitures "might" work with the Beam Pro, but they "don't recommend it". So, I'm waiting until someone tries it. My guess is that it will be the same as using Vitures with the original Beam - the display works, but the 3DOF features don't work (smooth follow and screen pinning). I'm guessing you can install Space Walker on the Beam Pro, and use the Vitures that way, but the 3DOF stuff won't work in NebulaOS (just guessing 'til we hear from someone who can test it)
@@FromDesertTown That's unfortunate, but understandable. That's why for now my attention goes to xreal untill viture has something similar. Momentarily I postpone any purchase until later this year, then I decide.
Big fan of Viture here and can't agree more that Viture is the best! I hope more details are shared here, as I was so impressed by all the details of Viture, one example could be ambient mode turning off the dimming film automatically. From product to customer service, they just care about their users, and I couldn't be happier being a Viture user!
im getting the Xreal Air 2 Ultra with the Beam Pro in a few weeks. Have you wondered how the glasses and the upgraded companion device wil match up to the Viture Pro and its neck device? I have looked at other reviews of the ultra glasses and they all say the FOV, and audio are greatly improved from the Air 2 Pro. They are expensive, but I think they won't stay at that price forever. As the initial batch are aimed at developers although anyone can buy. But it's this new Beam Pro product that is really going to completely put it into another ball park from the Viture Pro. Don't worry I am sure they will emulate in their next version!. it has 6DoF also. Enabling hand & spacial, mesh depth tracking.. i think of the Beam Pro as a specially designed product as a spacial computer that can record in 3D and can be plated back @90fps using the Xreal Air 2 Ultra glasses. All with the Google play store with Zillions of app? Viture wont be able to touch that!
I will have a review of Beam Pro coming soon but until then the TLDR is that honestly it's not much different than a mid tier Android cell phone with 2 Usb c ports and a 3D camera. When ultra is out I think it will be a more needed device but until then if you already have a compatible phone you might not need it.
I would suggest adding a heat section. It is the reason why I had no choice but to return the Viture Pro: The heat produced above my right ear was just too much to bear after 15-20 minutes of use. Give this tech another 2 years.
Well unfortunately there is no way to add sections to a RU-vid video after it has been posted AFAIK but reguardinbg the heat... thats odd... mine get a bit warm on the right side temple area but not overly so and Im was even watching a 2.5 - 3 hour movie on a flight + gaming the other day on a 5 hour flight and it never gort to the point where it felt bothersome enough to mtake the glasses off. Wondering if yours have a tech issue?
I ordered the viture pros as it seems less people have concerns and no blurry edges. As I am new to this tech i am rly curios on the perceived screen size thing. You having different glasses how would you describe it? I have an 85" TV like 2-3 meters from my couch. Will it look similar? bigger? Can I trick my brain to perceive the screen as huge? Can I get the feeling of sitting in a cinema? These are all my questions? xD great video thank you for the comparison
It really depends on face shape and size as well as eye distance to the lenses. To me my VITURE Pro's look to be around 100" TV screen as sitting on my couch. I measured this by overlaying the image in a passthrough mode and then by looking straight on at my 65" hanging on the wall. I didn't put a measuring tape to it but the perceived image I got would have been around the equivalent of what I mentioned here.
Excellent detailed comparison! My use will be using with the steam deck in bed for a few hours each night before I go to sleep. I think the XREAL will probably be the best choice for me with their comfort and screen quality. I Think I can probably wait to see what the next iteration brings to the table.
@@jdblick1002 it's an excellent choice... The only slight drawback with the Xreal glasses and laying in bed is that the cord comes directly out of the back of the arm... Not a huge issue, but just be careful that you don't snag the cord and yank it out of the USBC port as that could break the input for your glasses. That's one area where I really like the magnetic connector being on the side of the VITURE glasses and just like Apple's magsafe technology if the cord gets snagged on something you don't have to worry about breaking your port. 😎
thanks Dude! new sub here...will go for sure for the Viture Pro...nad its neckband...and of course the controller!!! awesome quality of each component..what a company!!!
@@jumanjiserviciosTMC Cool.... If you decide to buy from VITURE directly don't forget you can use my code, "vrgamerdude" for 10% off all of your accessories! 😎
I get motion sickness playing fps games and if I read in a moving vehicle. Will these glasses make me motion sick if I use it as a monitor for work or top-down games?
@@rodneyford3181 already tried it... Other glasses work but not with the spatial UI..... So in this case it's no different than hooking them up to any other Android phone and doing screen mirroring
From what I understand, X real pro ultra and Ro kid aren't 100% compatible with iPhone, am I right? I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max and it seems the only thing fully compatible is the virtue.
Thanks for this! I tried viture recently and found them to be overall too small for my face and even with nosepieces i could net get them to a good place where the screen was centered well. Xreal’s adjustable angle of the glasses is an underrated feature in my mind but i will say i agree with the screen quality and brightness of viture being slightly (thought noticeably) better. Really looking forward to your Beam Pro review. It looks really promising and i am hoping the amazing experience of the viture neckband is even improved upon by the beam pro
Yeah If we could just have the comfort feature of XREAL with the display quality of VITURE and the screen size of ROKID I'd be in heaven... Throw in the 6dof tracking of the upcoming XREAL Air 2 Ultra's and I'd never take them off! 😎 Beam Pro is cool but I'm still a bit on the fence with it.. more to come soon so stay tuned!
Review: Xreal Air 2 Ultra & Beam Pro After spending a few days with the Xreal Air 2 Ultra and Beam Pro, here are my thoughts: Ultimate On-the-Go Display: This device is perfect for any Android app and streaming media. It’s truly the ultimate portable display solution. Seamless Connectivity: I’ve used it extensively with Anydesk, and thanks to Windows 11 Pro, I can use Android RDP to log directly into the console. It’s incredibly convenient. Screen Recording Limitation: The screen recording feature seems to be capped at 30 seconds, which might be a setting I haven’t discovered yet. However, this limitation doesn’t apply to 3D recording via the device. Specifications: Model: Xreal X4000, Android 14 Battery: 4300mAh Processor: 4 x ARM Cortex-A55 @1.80 GHz, 4 x ARM Cortex A55 @2.21 GHz Cores: 8 Cores, 3 Threads Resolution: 1080 x 1140 pixels, 300 DPI (Per Eye) Impressions: Field of View: The field of view is impressive, though future models will need to improve in this area to compete with the likes of the Apple Vision Pro. Display Quality: The screens are exceptional, with vivid colours that stand out. Performance: The 8GB model performs well, though the 6GB model might not be as robust. Overall, for the price, the Xreal Air 2 Ultra & Beam Pro offer a very impressive experience.
Thanks for the review.. eagerly awaiting my review kit from xreal. Still scratching my head why they didn't get these out to press and influencers yet for reviews... Most likely waiting until they have better six dof content to show. 🤔
@@vrgamerdude I'll say this, so far Nebula on Beam is more sparse than Nebula for Android. But it's to be expected with the 6DoF stuff. Sorry for the lengthy post. It was part of a script I was thinking of doing a video for and I got a bit carried away and pasted it in, lol. Sorry.
When I search, it never seems to be what I think many would use these for production wise. Are any of these able to connect to a computer and become the screens for them where you could create virtual triple monitor setup and use them for work? (Not having monitors, using just the glasses instead). I feel most of these are made for the apps they have which is fine, but I am trying to find something to replace my monitors with. Thank you!
Yep... Viture Pro with the Spacewalker app is AWESOME for that! I can have 3 real monitors and 3 virtual ones all working together. You can select multiple screen configurations and it works with Apple and PC as well as phones.. VITURE's Spacewalker app is the GOAT! Planning to do a review on it when I get some free time so stay tuned but IMHO get the Viture Pro for this use case!!!! Oh and if you do, don't forget to check the description for a 10% discount too! 😎
Not an Apple user but I don't think so at this time.... You could do the mirroring but not use Spacewalker at the same time IIRC but I could be wrong on this.
@@vrgamerdude thanks. Quickly also what about when using SpaceWalker on my phone. Can I scroll Instagram one one screen and search safari on another and so forth
Great video. Subscribed! I'm trying to decide between the xreal air 2 pro with beam pro or the viture with some accessory. I really want to use some glasses to watch RU-vid while I cook, and as an external monitor for my MacBook. I think both can work as the external monitor, but I have a Nothing Phone 2 so I don't have display out, meaning I _think_ RU-vid while cooking is going to be best on the xreal air 2 pro with beam pro. But maybe there's some way to do it with the viture one 🤷♂️
With Mac VITURE would be best do to the Spacewalker app.. still gonna need a phone that supports vid out on USB c or the neckband which is excellent! Beam Pro and Xreal Air 2 Pro or upcoming Xreal Air 2 Ultra would also be a great combo but I still like the screen slightly better on VITURE.
So viture doesn't offer the imax experience, not even with the dock. What exactly does its dock offer in features other than allowing you to use it with other devices via hdmi.
The best use of the dock is when you have two pairs of glasses or want to hook up the glasses as well as an external display since it splits the signal from the HDMI input. It's also a really good external battery pack for travel.
Hi Don! Will the Viture Neck band work with the Rokid Max glasses? Will Viture's Pro Glasses work with the Rokid Station? Is Viture's Neck Band similar to the Rokid Station? I have the Rokid Max Glasses & Rokid Station and was thinking of getting Viture's neck band. Appreciate your response. Thanx
Yes it will work with an adapter that you can purchase and yes so far I have not had any issues swapping any glasses to any other station from any other manufacturer outside of the fact that specific features will only work for the glasses they are meant to be plugged into.. for example with the Viture neck band you can use any sets of glasses but screen pinning and 3D will only work if you are using Vitures... Same goes for devices like the new beam Pro that I am testing currently.. it will work with other manufacturer's glasses but only in screen mirroring mode so you do not get any of the spatial UI stuff. Currently I don't know of any truly universal device that will work with all the glasses.
I reached out to all the major manufacturers including TCL to see if they wanted to be included in this comparison and they did not respond! Subsequently they have reached out to me twice in the last year asking for me to review their Tech only to go silent after agreeing to the review and never sending the sample. Not sure what's going on with that company but they don't seem to be serious so I have no problem with not including them as the three pairs of glasses that I am showing here are currently the top three in the market.
Hi and thanks for for your very informative video. Being a person with high myopia (-9) I will for sure need special lenses. What's the best option for my use case (considering I do long sessions relaxing in bed)? Thank you in advance
You can already get a 10% discount if you buy directly from VITURE and use my code "vrgamerdude" and there is also a link in the description of this video. As for Holiday discounts, it's always a possibility but never a guarantee... Great choice with the VITURE Pro BTW! 😎
Any comments on the companion software? My use case is more for extending my Macbook pro monitor. I have the xreal air 2 pro and the Nebula companion app sucks big time. Gives me headache all the time due to the unstable head tracking. Is the Spacewalker better? Thinking to jump over.
For MacBook the VITURE Spacewalker software is top notch.. Also works with iphone as well as Android and windows now. If you are a Mac user I can't reccomend VITURE enough.. they work best with Mac!
Where did you get the 100 difference? They are literally the same, 10 bucks difference. Plus, you also need prescription lenses on xReal if nearsighted, while Viture includes this feature built-in for most people.
@@ramoramow yes... Using their Spacewalker app they do. Was actually pretty cool testing this the other night where I had three virtual monitors hanging above my two IRL widescreen monitors... Obviously since the glasses are see-through and all of the monitors can interact with each other via Windows or Mac OS it was like I had five monitors surrounding me! 😎
Currently in my opinion yes it is until at least the new generations of 6dof true AR glasses comes out from all three companies... hopefully later this year!
@@RS-dq9pn unless new glasses come out prior to the holidays there's really no reason to update this... The Xreal Ultras are starting to trickle out but the only real difference between them and the Air 2 Pro is the 6° of freedom tracking so it would depend on when I get my review sample whether I would have time to do an updated list with those glasses included.
Lol rokid sucks. Your forehead gets hot. While viture pro only gets a little warm in the right arm. Xreal new "phone like" accessorie is the dumbest idea I've seen since the ipod touch days. Who wants to carry around 2 phones?
@@AlexJorgensenPresidentexactly man! I was excited to get the beam pro and found out no DP input?! Like the fuck was that? They shouldve called that thing Beam Unpro. I bet you next year they going to release Beam 2 with the beam pro features + DP input just to make money😡
Plenty of people carry 2 phones. Not most people obviously but plenty do. I carry 5 phones with me in my vest pockets almost every single day when I go out: Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy A52 5G, Galaxy S8, LG G7 ThinQ, and iPhone XS.
@@bluebell1 I agree.. I love my XREAL Air 2 Pros and can't wait until they send me the Ultras to review soon.... But I can't agree more that they really need to up their game when it comes to software! I'm currently testing the new Beam Pro and so far I'm a little underwhelmed with the new nebula UI.
@@vrgamerdude I’m really curious as to you final review of the new beam. I have the old one and it’s ok but nothing special. I’m just glad I can connect to my iPhone her great visuals
@@bluebell1 I don't quite understand why another phone, Viture offers spacewalker for iPhone and it is great for watching 3d, vr180 and vr360 videos, Viture's software is just way ahead. And a low end or mid end phone is in nowhere working as smooth as an iPhone
@@Aingeru18 If you shop directly on Vitures website using my code you are supposed to get a 10% discount on everything with the exception of the new Pro glasses. If it did not work for you please let me know and I will have my internal Viture contacts look into it.
@@Shark-fj2sz So where in this video do I talk about The VITURE One glasses? Obviously you didn't see that this is a comparison between The VITURE Pro and other more current glasses from the other manufacturers. It is widely acknowledged that The VITURE Pro has no screen edge blurring and this has been completely solved now with the new Sony micro OLED panels.... The screen is crystal clear! Maybe next time watch the video or read the description that way you can make an informed comment on the subject matter! 🤨
@@vrgamerdudealthough liked your video and also I'm waiting for your beam pro impressions. However, just a small correction. Viture Pro has no screen edge blurring, has been completely solved - is not correct. People are reporting blurriness. Totally depends on which glasses fit well on which face type.
@@ketley2aug okay yes I will completely agree there it is really dependent on several factors including ipd as well as eye depth and face shape and size... I guess I'm just one of the lucky ones who never saw the blurriness or distortion in any of the first generation VITURE products. It was also similar for me with the original pimax VR headsets where several people reported seeing distortions in the periphery but I could never see them. Might also have to do with the fact that I have been testing and using immersive technologies like this for over 25 years now so my eyes have grown accustomed to anomalies.
@@vrgamerdude 🙌. Is there a chance that you may release beam pro video earlier ?? There are already other reviewers beam pro videos coming out. Maybe you could too ?
@@ketley2aug there is a difference between press and influencer embargoes versus beta testers... What you are seeing now is coming from people in their beta program. I was given very specific instructions that I cannot give any full review of unit until the embargo lifts... Trust me I really wish I could!
Looks like paid review for me. At viture reddit lot of information what they have very bad colors on viture pro and right now they are working (not ready at this moment) on firmware update to support more color profiles. Also 4000 nits it clear marketing, because sony just not have such microdisplays with 4000 nits. I think what xreal air 2 and viture pro using exactly same microdisplay from sony. Also people talking what sound quality and volume actually better in xreal air 2...
I have not been paid for this video by any of these companies with the exception that all three of them sent me their glasses for free, so these are my personal opinions... as I mentioned a few times in this video people perceive and see these things differently. As someone who's been in the consumer electronics industry for over 25 years I can't tell you the number of times that I've had people look at the exact same image and describe it to me completely opposite of what the other says they saw.
@@vrgamerdude but as reviewer, you need to know what 4000 nits microdisplays still not exists... Also reading viture/xreal reddits to know more about common problems with reviewed gadgets = may be good way to go.
Doesn't xreal reddit have way more complaints and they are switching to viture; as a long time viture user, I can firmly tell you viture has been constantly improving, not perfect but definitely the best on the market, and the brightness on Pro is noticeably brighter than any other glasses I have tried
@@alexkavak5055 Not every tech video you watch is a "review" and if this was a full technical "review" I might actually mention stuff like that more in depth. Oh and if those slides are wrong, well you can blame it on the manufacturers because these all came from their publicly available materials whic I find most to be slightly deceptive from all 3 companies mentioned here. OH.. and BTW, this video is meant to be an overview and comparison piece where I am just giving my personal opinions of what I see and think.... Sorry it wasn't technical or deep enough for ya! 🙁
