Viture Luma Ultra
🥽️ XR Glasses (Home)0Ranked #3 of 4 in couch workspace
Commonly compared against
- XREAL One Pro1 shared list
- Viture Beast1 shared list
- RayNeo Air 2s1 shared list
Specs
- Resolution (per eye)
- 1920x1200
- Field of View
- 52 °
- Refresh Rate
- 120 Hz
- Screen Anchoring
- 6dof
- Onboard Tracking (plug & play)
- ✗
- Electrochromic Dimming
- ✓
- Built-in Myopia Adjust
- ✓
- Weight
- 83 g
- Cost
- —
Compare all 4 in couch workspace
| Option | Score | Field of View | Refresh Rate | Screen Anchoring | Onboard Tracking (plug & play) | Electrochromic Dimming | Built-in Myopia Adjust | Weight | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RayNeo Air 2s | 0 | 46 ° | 120 Hz | none | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | 76 g | — |
| Viture Beast | 0 | 58 ° | 120 Hz | 3dof | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | 88 g | — |
| Viture Luma Ultra | 0 | 52 ° | 120 Hz | 6dof | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | 83 g | — |
| XREAL One Pro | 0 | 57 ° | 120 Hz | 3dof | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | 87 g | — |
About
The spatial-computing pick if you want true 6DoF (walk-around/positional), plus the only one here with a built-in myopia dial (up to -4.0D — no inserts to buy) and the brightest panel (1500 nits). 152" 1200p Sony display, 52° FOV, 120Hz, electrochromic dimming. Catch for your use: the 6DoF needs the Viture Pro Neckband or device-side software — not onboard — so it's less plug-and-play than the Beast/XREAL. Sitting still while reclined, drift is minimal, so 6DoF is arguably overkill vs a solid 3DoF pin. Worth it mainly if the built-in prescription dial matters to you.
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