Luma Pro XR

Oakley META (350-$800) have a fully integrated camera/AI sunglasses with the indoor/outdoor tint. My fav glasses wearable tech, though, are the Sony Viture Pros ($450) that can plug in or blutooth to your device and allow you to watch movies with the sound coming from the ear stems, or play your Swi

This is a lot and I’ll try what I can to help a bit. Some of the questions I unfortunately can’t anwser but here we go- First start here https://academy.viture.com/xr_glasses/luma_introduction Yes immerse 3d can take local files and convert them to 3D. I am waiting on a new device so for now I’m a bit

I just got the luma base model (not the pros) brand new for 200 bucks. I had the original viture ones and sold those cause the edges were so blurry and I couldn't get the picture to be clear enough. Im very happy with the luma for my steam deck but don't see much use for them past that. I wish you c

Agreed. This was my experience with the RayNeo 3S Pro glasses I purchased as well. Small FOV, too small of a sweet spot for the glasses to rest on your face. The irony was that I purchased a set of refurbished Viture Pro XR glasses from Viture through Amazon as well and the box I received had a set

Funny enough, IMHO, I think the Luma XR Pros are the best of the new Viture line with the pod. The Luma Pro XR are 120hz screen and that is what I believe the Pod was originally built for. I think the clarity under movement is better on the Luma Pro. As well as overall image quality, if a bit less b