VITURE The Beast

Bigger and wider than Luma Ultra

Screen size is the reason to buy The Beast. VITURE quotes its picture at 174 inches from 4 meters, across a 58-degree field of view; Luma Ultra, the camera-equipped sibling, stops at 152 inches and 52 degrees. The glasses can also run a native 32:9 UltraWide screen on their own.

Across both eyes the Sony Micro-OLED panels add up to 3840 × 1200, and in SpaceWalker on a computer they run 1200p at 60 or 120Hz. VITURE Academy describes the 1,250-nit rating as perceived brightness, the way it looks through the optics.

Tracking that lives in the glasses

VisionPair is the 3DoF tracking built into The Beast, run by a dedicated spatial chip in the frame. In practice, the screen stays where you put it when you turn your head, without opening VITURE’s app first, and smart re-centering is built in.

SpaceWalker, VITURE’s app, layers multiple screens and Immersive 3D on top. 6DoF isn’t part of the package yet: VITURE lists it as a future plan, so if you want to walk around a pinned screen today, that’s Luma Ultra.

Fit, frame and prescriptions

The Beast comes in Regular, for an IPD of 64.0±6.0 mm, and Large, for 68.0±6.0 mm, so measure your IPD before you order. The full-metal aluminum-magnesium frame comes in Jet Black, with four nose pads in the box.

Every other current VITURE pair has myopia dials; The Beast doesn’t. If you’re nearsighted, the free prescription lens frame in the box is how you’ll get a sharp picture, so plan on lenses for it.

Dimming and sound

The lenses tint electronically in 9 levels, from 40% light transmission down to 0.5%, switching in 0.1 seconds; at the darkest setting almost no outside light gets through, which helps the picture in a bright room.

HARMAN AudioEFX speakers handle spatial sound, and a built-in microphone covers calls. VITURE’s pages disagree on volume steps: the Academy page lists 16 volume levels (alongside 9 brightness levels), while the product page lists 9.

What it plugs into

There’s no battery. The Beast takes power and video over USB-C from whatever it’s plugged into, through the 1.2-meter cable in the box, so a long film comes out of your phone’s or handheld’s charge. iPhone 15, 16 and 17, USB-C iPads and USB-C handhelds plug straight in; consoles with HDMI output need VITURE’s dock or Adapter Ultra. VITURE’s FAQ also covers Samsung DeX, and on computers 3DoF works natively.

It isn’t a camera product. A developer module lists an RGB camera for VITURE’s SDK, but The Beast isn’t sold for photos or video, and VITURE says only the wearer can see the display.

The Beast or Luma Ultra?

Luma Ultra is VITURE’s other flagship, and it’s built for a different job. It gives up some screen size and width in exchange for an RGB camera and depth cameras, which bring 6DoF to the platforms VITURE supports, and it adds a myopia dial. VITURE Luma Ultra vs VITURE The Beast goes through both side by side.

Price and what’s in the box

VITURE sells The Beast for $549 at viture.com (19 September 2026), in either size, as part of its 5th Anniversary Collection. US shipping is free, and VITURE takes returns for 30 days. Check viture.com for the current price before you order.

The box holds the glasses, the prescription lens frame, nose pads 0 to 3, a 1.2-meter USB-C cable, a case, a cloth, a quick start guide and a safety guide. The case weighs 286 grams with Regular and 288 with Large, more than three times the weight of the glasses, so it adds real bulk to a bag.