VITURE Luma XR Glasses

The initial model of the updated Luma series from VITURE, released in 2026, represents the most affordable entry point into the brand's ecosystem without significant compromises in image quality. The visual component is based on a pair of Sony Micro-OLED displays with a resolution of 1920x1080 and brightness up to 1000 nits, forming a virtual screen equivalent to 146 inches with a 50° field of view.

The refresh rate is limited to 90 Hz, which is lower than the higher-end Luma Pro and Ultra with their 120 Hz, and this might be noticeable in dynamic games, but for video viewing and document work, the difference isn't critical. Interestingly, in the junior model, VITURE expanded the myopia correction range to −6.0 diopters, making the VITURE Luma XR Glasses an attractive option for users with more pronounced myopia, who otherwise need corrective inserts from competitors.

The audio system employs ACC technology — simpler than the Harman-certified one in the higher models but includes a built-in microphone for calls. Electrochromic lens tinting is retained, allowing you to block external light with the press of a button. Connectivity is via USB-C with DP Alt Mode support, and besides the standard set of platforms (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, PlayStation, Xbox), compatibility with drones is claimed, expanding usage scenarios to FPV piloting. The weight is 73 grams, and a proximity sensor manages screen dimming when removed.