A Revolutionary AR Experience is Coming!

Exciting news from Viture! This innovative company is gearing up to release not just one, but four pairs of cutting-edge AR glasses this October. Among them are the consumer-friendly Luma, the newly launched Luma Pro, the business-centric Luma Ultra, and the star of the show, the Viture Beast.

I had the opportunity to experience the Viture Beast firsthand and even crowned it 'best of show' at AWE 2025. Now, let’s dive into my thoughts, share some tantalizing visuals, and address a crucial specification adjustment that might pique your interest.

The Best Screen on the Market!

Let’s get straight to the point: the Viture Beast boasts the finest display I've encountered in AR glasses. With a stunning 1200p resolution and Viture’s special tuning, expect unmatched clarity and breathtaking colors.

Initially, I mentioned a 60-degree field of view, but it has now been officially set to 58 degrees. Why the change? Viture opted for the slight reduction to maintain sharpness and visual quality across the entire display, although the optical system could handle 60. In my experience, this difference is barely noticeable—most users won’t even blink an eye!

Packed with Innovative Features!

Similar to the Xreal One Pro, the Viture Beast offers built-in screen customization options, with 3DoF tracking and plans for an upgrade to 6DoF tracking via the front camera. You’ll have a plethora of settings to choose from, including both horizontal and vertical ultrawide views, different screen sizes, and even a mysterious 'ambient mode.' I can’t wait to see what that entails!

Plus, let’s talk about convenience—these glasses utilize a USB-C port instead of a proprietary system. This means no more worrying about special cables; if you need a replacement, any USB-C cable will do the trick!

A Notable Drawback to Consider

However, it’s not all smooth sailing. A key feature many have loved about Viture glasses, the myopia adjustment dials, are missing from the Beast. Upon inquiry, I learned that having hardware-level 3DoF tracking clashes with myopia functionality, which can interfere with tracking performance. Thus, Viture chose to focus on delivering a wide and immersive picture instead.

Final Thoughts: Is It Worth the Wait?

So, here’s the lowdown: with a competitive price of $549—$100 less than the Xreal One Pro—the Viture Beast promises an expansive visual experience. This rivalry between Viture and Xreal fuels innovation, ultimately benefiting consumers like us.

I'm eager to test the Viture Beast on long journeys, especially for an immersive movie experience or as a productivity tool. If myopia adjustment is essential for you, unfortunately, you’ll have to look at the Luma glasses. But if pure picture quality is your goal, waiting for the Viture Beast might just be worth your while!