Virtue Pro 2

A personal 146-inch XR cinema

With the VITURE Pro 2, you can transform a compatible smartphone, laptop or handheld console into a large and entirely personal display. The Sony Micro-OLED displays show a virtual screen of up to 146 inches with a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels per eye. Thanks to the refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, games, films, and moving images are displayed smoothly.

The revamped UltraClarity 3.0 optics are designed to display the image sharply and naturally across the entire field of view. With a viewing angle of 50 degrees and a peak brightness of up to 1600 nits, text, menus, and fine details remain clearly visible. Brightness, volume, and colour temperature can be adjusted directly via the buttons on the glasses.

Lighter, slimmer and more comfortable

Weighing just 63 grams, the VITURE Pro 2 is about 20% lighter and 16% slimmer than the first VITURE Pro. The revamped temple arms come with comfortable padding and can be set at various heights. Combined with three sizes of nose pads and seven possible nose pad positions, the glasses can be precisely adjusted to the face.

Each eye has a separate diopter setting from 0 to -5.00D. As a result, many nearsighted users can focus the image without separate glasses lenses. For other vision impairments or stronger corrections, an optional frame with prescription lenses can be used. The included lens cap helps to block out disturbing ambient light and provides additional immersion.

Suitable for gaming, entertainment and mobile working

The VITURE Pro 2 can be connected to devices that support DisplayPort Alt Mode via USB-C, including selected smartphones, tablets, laptops, Steam Deck, ROG Ally and other handheld gaming PCs. For devices without a suitable USB-C video output, such as certain game consoles, a compatible VITURE adapter or Mobile Dock may be required.

Additional XR features, such as 3DoF headtracking and virtual displays, can be used on supported devices via the VITURE SpaceWalker app. The Pro 2 does not have a built-in battery and receives power directly from the connected device. This means that the glasses themselves do not need to be charged separately.

Please note: check USB-C compatibility
For a direct connection, the connected device must support video output via USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode. If this feature is missing, a suitable adapter or VITURE Mobile Dock is required.