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The picture and clarity is AMAZING! The speakers also AMAZING! The ease of hook up and use much appreciated. The controls help customize use and are ergonomic. Now the not so good (it doesn’t look like there is a comment box to follow). I had difficulty seeing the top of the screen despite using the up down adjustment. If I went to the extreme of down only then could I see the top of the screen without issue but the bottom of the screen was buried. There was no satisfactory compromise. Eventually my solution was this: I tilted the glasses by lifting the temples slightly off my ear and tucked them up into my baseball cap. Once in position…perfect view of entire screen in “LARGE” mode. Another issue was the heat generated by the glasses. Not to hot for me but for some, I bet it will be an issue. Lastly, before using my VITURE Beast glasses I chose to buy the add on $98 interface that allows the user to charge their phone while using the VITURE glasses. Without the interface, the phone will discharge rather fast.

The VITURE XR glasses are great technology and come such a long way in a short time. I love the product and the only criticism I have about the product is that it should be built more tougher because it cracks rather easy, but all credit to the company viture because when there a problem or an issue with there product the take care of it right away like sending you brand new replacements and updating you every step of the way. So I will continue to use an purchase the great products and they have great customer service to fit the products.

Good: Video quality I really love it Build sturdy Feels like quality gadget in your hands Sound is okay. But not great Price - quality balance is good Bad: Weight, I cannot wear it for a complete movie Energyconsumption, it drains the battery faster than I expected. But I bought a battery pack for that problem

First, I recommend trying out Vitures products. As they actually seems like they want to stand out by selling good products, and following up with high quality customer support. And they actually do. I bought the Beast. This is my first glasses in the VR/XR/AR genre. So I don’t have much to compare the Beast Glasses to when it comes to other similar products of the same monitor type. But I am an experienced gamer, and I have a lot of time spent with monitors and screens, which has varied greatly in size and quality. With that being said. I am very pleased with my Beast experience. They have multiple flaws like drifting in anchor mode and some minor, hardware, visual distortions, but still are worth the cost in my opinion. Especially, as you can modify the glasses with software settings, as well as adjusting the angle of the frame in addition to the nosepad selection that comes with the Beast. After being in touch with Viture, I do have faith in them, to improve as much as they can with software. And even further with upcoming generations. Not to mention that their current state of customer support is top tier. Even with a few misunderstandings, you really feel like a valued customer when in touch with them. It is sad to acknowledge how terribly rare that is nowadays. It has been years since my experience with any customer service, has even felt good in comparison. The quality of the screen in it self is so good it is insane. Which is why the the hardware visual distortion is worth to be mentioned for further generational improvements. But it is important to mention, it is most noticeable in «anchor mode», as it enables you to move the head around while the screen is stationary. It’s still there in other modes, but more difficult to notice. As mentioned, the glasses can be modified with internal and external options. With that, the visual flaws can be severely improved upon. If anyone is new to glasses like these and insecure about things they notice for the first time that is unnatural, if compared to the use of regular monitors. Try to use the pair a little bit every day, let’s say an hour. Give it three weeks. As it takes a little while for your eyes to get used to them. In addition to realize little by little, which setting is better for you, and why. Personally I used them daily for two weeks. Took a few weeks off as life was more hectic. Then got to use them for a couple of weeks before I figured out the settings that was optimal to me. However, I wish the frames position could be a little bit more customizable at the option to tilt the glasses. Or maybe even take another look at where that option could be positioned. Thank you Viture for being great. And thanks for extending your good response globally.

I have VITURE Beast XR Glasses, the product is good, I would even say very good, I have been using it for three months now, I recommend it to everyone, although there is one drawback, the right side gets too hot, but otherwise everything is fine.

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Solid customer experience throught the ordering process

I gave these glasses 4 out of 5 stars. Overall, I'm very happy with them and think they're a great product, but there are a few areas that could be improved. The first thing that stood out to me was the presentation. The slide-down packaging feels premium, the carrying case is sturdy and well-made, and the dedicated pocket for the cable is a thoughtful touch that shows attention to detail. Setup was also very straightforward. Installing the app and getting the glasses up and running was quick and easy, with no issues during the initial setup process. My biggest criticism is the software experience. The app feels a bit bare-bones, and the firmware update process needs improvement. The first time I opened the app, it prompted me to update the glasses. During the update, the connection to my phone was interrupted, leaving the glasses completely unresponsive. None of the button combinations or reset attempts worked, and I had to connect the glasses to my computer and manually reinstall the firmware to recover them. If I hadn't had access to a PC, I would have been stuck with unusable glasses. Mobile firmware updates should be much more reliable, especially if recovery currently depends on having a computer. Another small nitpick is Samsung compatibility. If you use a Samsung phone, SpaceWalker doesn't integrate well with Samsung DeX. Since you can't make SpaceWalker the primary interface, the two systems end up conflicting with each other, resulting in a confusing and inconsistent experience. As for the hardware, I was surprised by how warm the displays became during use. I could feel the heat around my eyelids. It's not uncomfortable enough to stop me from using the glasses, and it's definitely not a dealbreaker, but it's something potential buyers should be aware of. Finally, considering the price, I expected a few more accessories in the box. In particular, I think a basic splitter dongle should have been included. The glasses drain a phone's battery fairly quickly, and while Viture offers a separate battery accessory, I already own my own power bank. A simple splitter dongle would have allowed users to charge their phone while using the glasses without requiring the purchase of another accessory. The premium battery pack could still remain an optional upgrade for those who want the all-in-one solution, but including a basic splitter would add a lot of value. Overall, I really enjoy using these glasses. The hardware, build quality, and overall user experience are excellent. If the software becomes more reliable and a few small quality-of-life improvements are made, this would easily be a five-star product.