VITURE’s Luma series comprises three XR glasses models—Luma, Luma Pro, and Luma Ultra—each built around Sony micro-OLED displays that deliver a “4K-like” experience. The entry-level Luma ($399) offers a 146-inch virtual screen, 50° field of view, up to 1,000 nits of brightness, and three-degrees-of-freedom tracking. The Luma Pro ($499) increases the virtual screen to 152 inches, expands the field of view to 52°, adds dynamic electrochromic dimming, magnetic nose pads, top-mounted control dials, and is optimized for gaming across platforms such as Nintendo Switch 2, Steam Deck, and PC. At the top of the Luma lineup, the Luma Ultra ($599) incorporates a triple-camera array—RGB and dual depth sensors—for six-degrees-of-freedom tracking and gesture recognition, positioning it for enterprise applications like AI training, virtual walkthroughs, and spatial collaboration.

The Beast is VITURE’s flagship XR glasses, priced at $549, and designed to maximize immersive scale and visual fidelity. It employs Sony’s next-generation micro-OLED panel to produce up to a 176-inch virtual screen with a 58° field of view and peak brightness of 1,250 nits. The Beast retains three-degrees-of-freedom tracking, dynamic electrochromic dimming, and an ergonomic form factor while omitting depth cameras to ensure optical stability. Targeted at personal cinema, productivity, and gaming, The Beast connects via USB-C to consoles, PCs, and mobile devices, delivering a compact spatial computing platform with flagship display performance.

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