Viture Pro

I also have the Viture Pros. [...]

[...] Went to the Apple store recently and was shocked they try to sell Macbooks with screens with a chunk out of them... [...] Shows how much of a rock I live under, but gee Steve Jobs is surely glitching in his grave! Looked seriously at framework but too slow and expensive here in Oz. [...] Therefore despite a strong distate for Apple I'm looking at Mac Mini + glasses (for flights) + bluetooth input + portable screen / 27K mAh 140W USB powerbank (for occasional mobile use). Hidden in a backpack I think it'll be a better roaming experience than a laptop (more keyboard choice, larger screen, screen position flexible, improved ergonomics) for a fraction of the Macbook (much less Apple vision!) price. [...] Final cost: Mini (24GB) @ USD$940 + 24k mAh USB powerbank @ USD$69 + 18" 2.5K screen @ USD$239 + VITURE Pro XR/AR @ USD$470 = $1718. [...] Entry level Macbook Pro with non-square screen, no glasses, lower specs, smaller fixed screen, annoying keyboard, zero repairability is $2500. [...]

I've been really enjoying my Viture pro XRs for this kind of thing. Last weekend I put together a pretty nice wayland friendly cursor driver using Viture's linux SDK, that lets me activate cursor control with a key combo and keeps the cursor anchored to a spot in the outside world while I 'move the screen around it' by moving my head. [...] With a 3x5 choc keyboard half in each jacket pocket, the Viture 'sunglasses' on, and my steam deck in my bag, I can comfortably be productive while being out and about walking the hills.

[...] The Xreals I have are just "a screen stuck to your eyes". [...] The resolution isn't perfect as they are OLED and only 2 subpixels per pixel (RGBG) so it looks a bit "brittle" but not "shakey". Shakey sounds like they do have tracking but not working well. The display isn't huge either, the viture pro looks like it has a much bigger viewing angle so I can imagine the pixels are too spread out to show a decent resolution, like with most VR headsets (except the vision pro). [...]

I tried this with the Viture Pro XR glasses last year and it sucks. [...]

[...] I bought a pair of viture pro glasses thinking I could use them with my (linux) laptop / (android) phone when travelling as a large external monitor. [...]

viture pro xr but connected just as external display to my macbook. the experimental hud software is build from scratch for my usecase using web presentation api and a custom svelte framework that does stereoscopic rendering with css matrix transformations.

I own two AR devices: - Viture Pro XR glasses - Vuzix Z100 glasses (through Mentra) The Viture's I use as a lightweight alternative to VR headsets like the Meta Quest. [...]

[...] Love to see the Commodore 64 style of keyboard computer come back. I got the Viture Pro recently and this would be fun to add to that. [...]

I tried this with the VITURE Pro XR (has adjustable lens so if you are nearsighted and wear glasses they work) but with a linux laptop. I couldn't stand the static image (focusing on the top and bottom of the screen was painful) and wanted headtracking which only worked on Windows or the phone. [...]

The Viture Pro XR have myopia dials. [...]

My dream was to be able to use VR glasses and something like Samsung dex for an ultra portable coding workstation. I bought a pair of Viture Pro glasses, but they were pretty unusable for coding for me. Maybe for watching videos would have been OK but not typing / needing to read all areas of the screen.

I bought some viture pro glasses a while back and they work great for when I wanna lie in bed and play my Steam Deck or Switch. It's so much more comfortable to use than having to hold the console above my face and risk it slipping out of my hands and landing directly on my face

I've had to upgrade to a Viture Pro XR just to be able to get something working via SpaceWalker, but the experience is still inferior to what you get on Samsung or Motorola devices. Really annoying, because apart from this feature it seems to be a decent phone.

thanks - I tried ViturePro when the came out, but felt like I was seeing monitors wearing blinders/through a slit, that wasn't quite big enough to see the whole screen. Can you fully see the 3 monitors you're using there, And are you on mac or on windows? ie can you see kind of 1.5 monitors at a time, the middle one, and .5 of oneish?

I do the same with viture pro xr glasses using a Bluetooth keyboard. It's been great when I'm having neck/back issues that require laying down to recover. The downside being that xr glasses cause a bit more eye strain, which forces the short periodic breaks that I should be taking anyway.

As long as your prescription isn't to extreme the VITURE Pro XR exists and is similar. I tried it and it worked surprisingly well but returned it because the headtracking didn't work on Linux and I didn't like the static view.