Viture Pro XR

Bright and colorful picture ; Relatively wide field of view ; Doesn't require prescription lens inserts ; Dimming privacy lenses

Mixed reality features are underdeveloped

With a vivid picture and a broad field of view, the highly adjustable Viture Pro XR smart video glasses make it feel like you're looking at a massive monitor wherever you use them.

Convenient private portable display ; Work with a range of devices including Steam Deck ; Look like normal shades

The image is blurry at the edges ; Prototype glasses didn't sit right for us ; Price feels a little high

The VITURE One XR Glasses prototype we were sent had a lot of promise with a great-looking design and a wide range of compatible devices, but the prototype model had some issues that left us disappointed with the overall performance.

Plug-and-play setup ; Bright, colorful Micro-OLED display ; Electrochromic film lenses ; Left/right eye myopia adjustment

Accessories bump up the price ; Audio could be louder

Spatial computing directly before your eyes (without needing a bulky AR/VR headset). The VITURE Pro XR smart glasses’ SpaceWalker software excels, delivering the best self-contained AR glasses experience possible alongside excellent visuals and audio.

Stylish, inconspicuous design ; Crispy, vivid picture quality ; Surprisingly impressive sound ; Plenty of customization ; Easy to set up

Expensive at $549 ; Essential accessories sold separately

Viture One are simply the best XR glasses you can buy right now — setting the bar high with a gorgeous picture quality, immersive sound, and a sleek, premium aesthetic. That price may sting, but these are more than worth it for any frequent flyers out...

The Micro-OLED display tech is so gorgeous ; Electrochromic film is shockingly effective ; Lightweight, comfortable and premium design ; Hardware

Expensive for full experience ; Sound is on the quiet side ; Viewing angle limitation can still be distracting

The Viture Pro XR specs take the whole AR glasses category to a new level with impressive (and adjustable) display tech, and a ton of software smarts to turn them into an amazing gaming/spatial computing counterpart. If you can afford that steep price...