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VITURE Luma Pro

Get VITURE Luma Pro for a 152-inch, 52° picture with HARMAN AudioEFX speakers and a choice of Regular or Large frames, at $499.

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In short

Get VITURE Luma Pro for a 152-inch, 52° picture with HARMAN AudioEFX speakers and a choice of Regular or Large frames, at $499. Its 1200p Sony Micro-OLED runs at up to 120 Hz and 1,000 nits, electrochromic film dims the view, and a dial corrects myopia up to −4.0D. Skip it for the base Luma if you need correction past −4.0D; that dial reaches −6.0D.

Who it is for

  • Movie and series watchers who want a big private screen with HARMAN AudioEFX speakers built in.
  • People with wider-set eyes. The Large frame is centered on a 68 mm IPD and reaches 74 mm.
  • Mildly nearsighted viewers who'd rather use a dial than prescription inserts; it corrects up to −4.0D.

Who should skip it

  • Nearsighted buyers past −4.0D. The base Luma's dial goes to −6.0D.
  • Farsighted buyers, or anyone needing a full prescription. The dial only corrects myopia, and VITURE lists no online prescription option like Even Realities' ±12.00 range.
  • Anyone after 6DoF or cameras. Luma Ultra is the Luma that has them, with RGB and depth cameras.
  • Shoppers after camera-and-AI glasses to wear every day, such as Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2. Luma Pro is a screen.

What sets it apart

  • 152 inches at a simulated 4 meters across a 52° field of view, in 1200p at up to 120 Hz and 1,000 nits.
  • HARMAN AudioEFX speakers with 9 volume levels.
  • Electrochromic film from 0.5% to 40% optical transmittance, switching in 0.1 seconds.
  • Two frame sizes: Regular (IPD 64.0±6.0 mm) and Large (IPD 68.0±6.0 mm).
  • Customizable RGB lighting on the frame, which VITURE calls a first for XR glasses.

Caveats

  • No battery. Luma Pro runs on power from the source device or a VITURE dock.
  • The glasses end of the cable is a magnetic connector, so a standard USB-C cable won't plug into the glasses.
  • Head tracking is software: 3DoF comes from SpaceWalker and the built-in magnetometer, VITURE says the myopia dials can interfere with it, and 6DoF isn't supported.

Key specs

In the same order on every glasses page. Camera glasses, display glasses and screen glasses share one table, so a row that doesn't apply to these glasses says None.

VITURE Luma Pro — key specs
SpecValueSource and notes
Product familyDisplay glasses (personal monitor over USB-C)VITURE Luma Pro page
Frame stylesRegular (IPD 64.0±6.0 mm) and Large (IPD 68.0±6.0 mm); matte translucent frameVITURE Luma Pro page
Frame materialNot named; VITURE describes a redesigned matte translucent frameVITURE Luma Pro page
Weight79 g Regular; 81 g LargeVITURE Academy Luma series comparisonFrom VITURE's Luma series comparison; the US Luma Pro page gives no weight.
FinishesMatte translucent frame with customizable RGB lighting, which VITURE calls a first for XR glassesVITURE Luma Pro page
Display typeSony Micro-OLEDVITURE Luma Pro page
Resolution1200p, which VITURE calls “4K-like”VITURE Luma Pro page
Field of view52°VITURE Luma Pro page
Peak brightnessUp to 1,000 nitsVITURE Luma Pro page
Refresh rateUp to 120 HzVITURE Luma Pro page
Virtual screen size152″ at a simulated 4 mVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
Electrochromic dimmingElectrochromic film: 0.5–40% optical transmittance; haze under 1%; changes in 0.1 sVITURE Luma Pro specs
CameraNone; Luma Ultra is the camera model. The box includes a camera privacy stickerVITURE Luma Pro page; Luma Ultra comparison
Video captureNoneVITURE Luma Pro page
Recording indicatorNone (no camera). VITURE's “almost 100% light blocking” refers to the electrochromic tintVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
SpeakersHARMAN AudioEFX; built-in spatial speakers; 9 volume levels; fundamental frequency 250 Hz ± 50VITURE Luma Pro specs
ChipNot named (no X1-class chip; 6DoF is Luma Ultra's)VITURE lineup guide
Voice assistantNone; SpaceWalker is the companion appVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
Battery, glassesNone; draws power from the connected deviceVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
Battery, caseNone; case onlyVITURE Luma Pro box contents
ChargingNot needed; 1.2 m USB-C to magnetic connector cable in the boxVITURE Luma Pro box contents and FAQ
Power sourceUSB-C through the magnetic connector, from the source device or a VITURE dock or adapterVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
PrescriptionBuilt-in myopia adjustment up to −4.0D, with axis adjustment; SGS A+ eye-care mark. No hyperopia correction or full-prescription inserts, and no ±12.00 online prescription option like Even Realities'VITURE Luma Pro specs and FAQ
IPD and fitRegular 64.0±6.0 mm (VITURE's copy also says up to 70 mm); Large 68.0±6.0 mm (up to 74 mm). In both ranges? Pick the size whose center, 64 or 68, is closer to your IPD. Wear detection; suggested wearing time 3–4 hoursVITURE Luma Pro page
ControlsControls on the glasses plus SpaceWalker; RGB lighting settingsVITURE Luma Pro page
ConnectionUSB-C to magnetic connector. VITURE lists handhelds, phones with DisplayPort over USB-C (including iPhone 15 to 17) and Mac and Windows computers through SpaceWalkerVITURE Luma Pro page
Device compatibilitySteam Deck and ROG Ally-class handhelds, selected USB-C DisplayPort phones, MacBook, iPad and Surface-class computers; Mobile Dock Mini and Pro Mobile Dock for Switch and consoles. No 6DoFVITURE Luma Pro page
Wi-Fi and BluetoothNone; cable onlyVITURE Luma Pro page
Sensors and trackingWear detection; 3DoF via SpaceWalker and a built-in magnetometer; neckbands can add 3DoF in SpaceWalker mode; no 6DoFVITURE Luma Pro page; lineup guide
AppSpaceWalker for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows adds multiple screens, 3DoF pinning and Immersive 3D; without it, the glasses work as a plain USB-C monitorVITURE Luma Pro FAQ
US price$499viture.com, 19 September 2026
Price bandMid-range to flagship display glassesBased on the $499 price
AvailabilityOn sale at viture.com for $499 in Regular and Large on 19 September 2026, with free US shipping and 30-day returnsVITURE Luma Pro page

VITURE Luma Pro extras

Specs only this model has.

VITURE Luma Pro extras
SpecValueSource and notes
HARMAN AudioEFXVITURE's named acoustic system on Luma Pro; 9 levels; 250 Hz ± 50 fundamental frequencyVITURE Luma Pro specs
Myopia adjustmentUp to −4.0D. The base Luma goes to −6.0D; The Beast has no dialsVITURE Luma Pro page; lineup guide
Magnetic connectorUSB-C to magnetic connector, 1.2 m, in the box. The base Luma uses a direct USB-C cable insteadVITURE Luma Pro box contents; lineup guide
RGB lightingCustomizable lighting effects on the frame, which VITURE calls an industry first for XR glasses; decorative, not a display featureVITURE Luma Pro page
SpaceWalker 3DoF3DoF through SpaceWalker, with a magnetometer to reduce drift. Not hardware 3DoF like The Beast's, and no 6DoF like Luma Ultra'sVITURE lineup guide
In the boxLuma Pro glasses, 3 swappable nose pads, 1.2 m USB-C magnetic cable, case, hair-friendly cover, camera privacy sticker, cleaning cloth, quick start guide, safety guideVITURE Luma Pro box contents

Where Luma Pro sits in VITURE’s range

Luma Pro is the all-around model in VITURE’s Luma line. The base VITURE Luma keeps the stronger myopia dial, to −6.0D, and a plain USB-C cable where Luma Pro uses a magnetic connector. VITURE Luma Ultra adds RGB and depth cameras and 6DoF, and VITURE The Beast has hardware 3DoF but no myopia dials. Outside the Luma line, VITURE Pro 2 is the lighter, cheaper option at $299 and 63 grams, with UltraClarity 3.0.

The two closest choices have their own comparisons: VITURE Luma vs Luma Pro, which covers screen size and price, and VITURE Luma Pro vs Luma Ultra.

Picture and dimming

The Sony Micro-OLED runs at 1200p, which VITURE calls “4K-like”, at up to 120 Hz and 1,000 nits. The electrochromic film keeps haze under 1%, and VITURE describes it as almost 100% light blocking.

Tracking and software

Plugged in over USB-C, Luma Pro works as a plain monitor. VITURE’s SpaceWalker app, on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows, adds multiple screens, 3DoF pinning and Immersive 3D, and VITURE’s neckbands can also add 3DoF in SpaceWalker mode. Docks and neckbands come with their own resolution and refresh limits, so check those before you rely on one.

Connecting it

The 1.2 m cable runs from USB-C at your device to a magnetic connector at the glasses, and the glasses draw their power through it. VITURE lists Steam Deck and ROG Ally-class handhelds, MacBook, iPad and Surface-class computers, and USB-C phones with DisplayPort output, including iPhone 15 to 17. For Switch and other consoles, VITURE points you to its Mobile Dock Mini or Pro Mobile Dock.

Fit and prescription

The dial corrects myopia up to −4.0D, with axis adjustment and an SGS A+ eye-care mark. VITURE suggests a wearing time of 3–4 hours, and the glasses have wear detection. Three swappable nose pads come in the box, along with a case, a hair-friendly cover, a cleaning cloth and a camera privacy sticker, though Luma Pro has no camera.

Price

Luma Pro was $499 at viture.com on 19 September 2026, in both Regular and Large, with free US shipping and 30-day returns. Prices change, so confirm the current one at viture.com before you order.

Sources

Frequently asked questions

Regular or Large?

Regular if your IPD is nearer 64 mm, Large if it's nearer 68 mm. Regular covers 64.0±6.0 mm, which VITURE's copy also puts at up to 70 mm, and Large covers 68.0±6.0 mm, up to 74 mm. If you fall in both, VITURE says to pick the size whose center is closer to your IPD.

How much does Luma Pro weigh?

79 grams for Regular and 81 for Large, according to VITURE's Luma series comparison; the US Luma Pro page itself doesn't list a weight.

Does Luma Pro have a camera?

No. There's no capture camera, even though the box includes a camera privacy sticker. Luma Ultra is the Luma with RGB and depth cameras.

How does its 152-inch screen compare with XREAL's 171 inches?

Both brands quote their sizes at a simulated 4 meters, so on paper XREAL's is bigger. Each figure is the brand's own claim, not a measurement.

What does the RGB lighting do?

Nothing for the picture. It's a set of customizable lighting effects on the frame, there for looks.

Official product page: VITURE Luma Pro. Specs: VITURE Luma Pro specs.