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VITURE Luma Ultra
Get VITURE Luma Ultra, at $599, if you want depth cameras and 6DoF: it keeps Luma Pro's 152-inch, 52-degree picture and raises brightness to 1,500 nits.
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VITURE Luma Ultra, from its Amazon listing.
Credit: Amazon.com (Associates Program). Amazon listing
Product image from the Amazon listing.
In short
Get VITURE Luma Ultra, at $599, if you want depth cameras and 6DoF: it keeps Luma Pro's 152-inch, 52-degree picture and raises brightness to 1,500 nits. But 6DoF works only with VITURE's Pro Neckband or SpaceWalker on a Mac or Windows PC; phones get 3DoF. Skip it if you'll mostly use a phone, or if screen size matters more than cameras: The Beast is VITURE's bigger-screen flagship.
Who it is for
- Mac and Windows users, and Pro Neckband owners, who want 6DoF. The glasses work out their own position and SpaceWalker applies it, so you can lean in toward a screen or move around it.
- Developers. VITURE's SDK opens the RGB and grayscale cameras on Linux, macOS, Windows and Android.
- Nearsighted buyers up to −4.0D who want Luma Pro's screen brighter: 1,500 nits against 1,000.
Who should skip it
- Phone-first users. On iPhone and Android it runs 3DoF only, so you'd be paying for cameras and 6DoF you can't use there.
- Anyone who only wants the screen. Luma Pro has the same 152-inch, 52-degree, 1200p picture without cameras, for $499.
- Anyone who wants VITURE's biggest picture. The Beast has a larger, wider screen and tracking built into the glasses, though no myopia dial.
- Anyone who wants to record photos and video. Luma Ultra's cameras are for tracking, not 3K clips; Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 is the camera pair.
What sets it apart
- The only Luma model with a front RGB camera and two grayscale depth cameras, which drive hand tracking and 6DoF in SpaceWalker.
- 6DoF worked out on the glasses' own chip. VITURE says the hardware always runs full 6DoF; the app decides how much of it you get.
- Up to 1,500 nits on the same 152-inch, 52-degree, 1200p screen class as Luma Pro, which tops out at 1,000.
- A myopia dial to −4.0D, with axis adjustment.
- An indicator light comes on with the front camera, and that camera stays off until you enable it.
Caveats
- One size only: Regular, for IPDs of 58–70 mm. Luma Pro also comes in Large, at 68.0±6.0 mm.
- Hand gestures work best with the Pro Neckband; on Mac and Windows they're promised in a future update, and phones don't get them.
- Plan on breaks: VITURE's suggested session is 3 to 4 hours.
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.
| Spec | Value | Source and notes |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | AR / XR display glasses (wearable monitor) | VITURE Luma Ultra product pageA screen you wear, with cameras for tracking rather than photos. |
| Sizes | Regular only (IPD 58–70 mm); no Large, unlike Luma Pro | VITURE Luma Ultra product page and FAQ |
| Frame material | Redesigned matte translucent frame; material not published | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Colors | Matte translucent frame with customizable dynamic lighting effects | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Display type | Sony Micro-OLED (Luma series birdbath-class display) | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Display resolution | 1200p (“4K-like 1200p”, in VITURE's words); 1200p at 60, 90 or 120 Hz in SpaceWalker on a computer | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Field of view | 52° | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Peak brightness | Up to 1,500 nits (Luma Pro: 1,000 nits) | VITURE Luma Ultra product page and FAQ |
| Refresh rate | Up to 120 Hz | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Virtual screen size | 152 inches at a simulated 4 meters | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Electrochromic dimming | Electrochromic film, 0.5–40% transmittance; haze < 1%; changes in 0.1 s; one click from clear to nearly 100% blackout (FAQ) | VITURE Luma Ultra specs and FAQ |
| Camera | Front RGB camera plus two grayscale depth cameras; the RGB camera ships behind a sticker and stays off until you enable it | VITURE Luma Ultra product page and FAQ; VITURE Luma series page |
| Video capture | Not a 3K capture camera like Ray-Ban Meta's; the cameras serve spatial computing, hand tracking and 6DoF in SpaceWalker and the SDK | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Recording light | Light on while the front camera is active; the side grayscale cameras run only for 6DoF tracking by default; plain-monitor mode when no apps are running | VITURE lineup guide |
| Speakers | HARMAN AudioEFX spatial sound; 250 Hz ± 50 fundamental; 9-level volume | VITURE Luma Ultra specs |
| Microphones | Built-in microphone for calls and voice features; count not published | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Chip | Proprietary on-glasses chip for 6DoF calculations | VITURE lineup guideSpaceWalker or an SDK app still handles image processing. |
| Assistant / AI | None (SpaceWalker's Immersive 3D is a viewing mode) | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Battery | None; draws power through the magnetic USB-C cable | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Case | Glasses case, no battery | VITURE Luma Ultra box list |
| Charging | None needed; 1.2 m USB-C to magnetic cable in the box | VITURE Luma Ultra box list and FAQ |
| Power source | USB-C DisplayPort from the connected device, through a magnetic pogo connector | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Prescription | Built-in myopia adjustment to −4.0D; axis adjustment; SGS A+ | VITURE Luma Ultra specs and FAQ |
| IPD and fit | Regular only, 58–70 mm (no Large); three swappable nose pads (1, 2, 3); suggested wear 3–4 hours; wear detection | VITURE Luma Ultra product page and specs |
| Controls | On-glasses controls plus SpaceWalker; hand gestures best on Pro Neckband, promised for computers in a future update, not on phones | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Connection | USB-C to magnetic pogo connector; works with Pro Neckband, Windows, macOS and the docks and adapters VITURE lists | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Works with | 6DoF: Pro Neckband, SpaceWalker on Mac and Windows. 3DoF: SpaceWalker on Android (with an adapter or dock); iPhone Pin Mode via Adapter Ultra or Mobile Dock Mini | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Tracking | RGB and dual depth cameras; 6DoF pose worked out on the glasses and applied in software; always full 6DoF (no 3DoF-only mode), but apps decide what you get | VITURE lineup guide; VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| App | SpaceWalker (6DoF on computers, 3DoF on phones); SDK for Linux, macOS, Windows and Android with RGB and grayscale camera access | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| US price | $599 at viture.com (19 September 2026); a $399 tile on the same page belongs to another model or size | VITURE Luma Ultra product page |
| Price band | Flagship display glasses with spatial cameras | Based on the $599 list price |
| Availability | $599 at viture.com, Regular size only; free US shipping and 30-day returns | VITURE Luma Ultra product page, 19 September 2026 |
VITURE Luma Ultra extras
Specs only this model has.
| Spec | Value | Source and notes |
|---|---|---|
| 6DoF by platform | Pro Neckband: full 6DoF and hand gestures. SpaceWalker on Mac or Windows: 6DoF, gestures in a later update. SpaceWalker on Android: 3DoF only. iPhone: 3DoF Pin Mode via Adapter Ultra or Mobile Dock Mini, no 6DoF or gestures | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| Front-camera light | Indicator light on when the front camera is active | VITURE lineup guide |
| Against Luma Pro | Same 152-inch, 52-degree, 1200p screen class; 1,500 nits against Luma Pro's 1,000; Ultra adds the cameras and 6DoF but has no Large size | VITURE Luma Ultra FAQ |
| HARMAN AudioEFX | The same HARMAN audio branding as Luma Pro; 9 volume levels | VITURE Luma Ultra specs |
| In the box | Luma Ultra glasses; nose pads 1, 2 and 3; 1.2 m USB-C to magnetic cable; case; hair-friendly cover; cloth; quick start guide; safety guide | VITURE Luma Ultra box list |
Cameras and 6DoF are what you’re paying for
Luma Ultra is the Luma model that can see the room, through one RGB camera at the front and a pair of grayscale depth cameras. VITURE’s own chip in the glasses uses them to work out where your head is, not just which way it’s turned, and SpaceWalker or an app built with VITURE’s SDK applies that position. The image processing still happens in that software, not on the glasses.
Where you plug in decides what you get:
| Device | Tracking | Hand gestures |
|---|---|---|
| Pro Neckband | Full 6DoF | Yes |
| SpaceWalker on Mac or Windows | 6DoF | In a future update |
| SpaceWalker on Android | 3DoF | No |
| iPhone, Pin Mode via Adapter Ultra or Mobile Dock Mini | 3DoF | No |
Per VITURE, the glasses never drop to a 3DoF-only mode; the app on the other end decides how much of the 6DoF reaches you.
A Luma Pro-class screen, only brighter
The picture is the same class as Luma Pro’s: 152 inches at a simulated 4 meters, across 52 degrees, in 1200p that VITURE calls “4K-like”. The difference is brightness, up to 1,500 nits against Luma Pro’s 1,000, which helps when the room is bright. The electrochromic film dims from 40% transmission down to 0.5% and changes in 0.1 seconds; VITURE’s FAQ describes it as one click from clear to nearly 100% blackout.
Privacy
An indicator light comes on whenever the front RGB camera is active. It won’t work until you switch it on, and VITURE’s Luma series page says it ships covered by a sticker. The side depth cameras switch on for 6DoF tracking and, by default, capture nothing else. With no apps running, the glasses work as a plain monitor.
Fit and comfort
Three swappable nose pads come in the box. The myopia dial reaches −4.0D and adds axis adjustment, and VITURE lists an SGS A+ rating. The frame is a redesigned matte translucent shell with customizable lighting effects, and wear detection knows when the glasses are on your face.
Luma Ultra, The Beast or Luma Pro?
The Beast is VITURE’s other flagship, built the opposite way: a bigger, wider screen and 3DoF tracking in the glasses, but no depth cameras, no 6DoF yet and no myopia dial. VITURE Luma Ultra vs VITURE The Beast puts their numbers side by side.
If you want this screen without the cameras, VITURE Luma Pro is $499, and VITURE Luma Pro vs VITURE Luma Ultra covers the trade. VITURE Pro 2 is the light, low-cost model, at $299 and 63 grams with UltraClarity 3.0. Against XREAL’s flagship, see VITURE Luma Ultra vs XREAL One Pro.
Price and what’s in the box
VITURE lists Luma Ultra at $599 on viture.com (19 September 2026). Shipping is free in the US, with a 30-day return window. The same page showed a $399 tile, but that’s for another model or size, not Luma Ultra. VITURE’s prices change, so confirm on its site before you order.
In the box: the glasses, nose pads 1, 2 and 3, a 1.2-meter USB-C to magnetic cable, a case, a hair-friendly cover, a cloth, plus the quick start and safety guides.
Sources
- Amazon product listing — accessed 2026-09-20
- VITURE — Luma Ultra product page, specs and FAQ — accessed 2026-09-19
- VITURE — lineup guide (camera light, 6DoF chip) — accessed 2026-09-19
- VITURE — Luma series page — accessed 2026-09-19
Frequently asked questions
Does Luma Ultra's 6DoF work with my phone?
No. Android gets 3DoF through SpaceWalker with an adapter or dock, and iPhone gets 3DoF Pin Mode through Adapter Ultra or Mobile Dock Mini. For 6DoF you need the Pro Neckband, or a Mac or Windows PC running SpaceWalker.
Luma Ultra or The Beast: which should I buy?
Luma Ultra for the cameras, 6DoF and a myopia dial. The Beast for a bigger, wider screen with tracking built into the glasses, as long as you don't mind prescription inserts.
Is Luma Pro enough, or do I need Luma Ultra?
Luma Pro is enough if the screen is all you want: it's the same 152 inches, 52 degrees and 1200p for $499, in Regular or Large. Luma Ultra adds the cameras, 6DoF and 1,500 nits against 1,000.
Can Luma Ultra take photos or video?
Not as a camera product. VITURE uses the cameras for spatial computing, hand tracking and 6DoF, and gives developers access through its SDK. An indicator light shows when the front camera is on.
Does Luma Ultra correct nearsightedness?
Yes, up to −4.0D, with axis adjustment as well.
How much does Luma Ultra weigh?
VITURE doesn't give a weight for Luma Ultra, so there's no figure to compare with other glasses.
Official product page: VITURE Luma Ultra. Specs: VITURE Luma Ultra specs.