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Why VITURE for Shared Experiences
Everything Is Better Together... Especially XR! Whether it’s split-screen co-op, passing the controller back and forth, or just watching a movie side by side, VITURE turns any moment into a shared one.
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Our biggest, boldest, most customizable XR experience yet.
Pro Mobile Dock
Yes — as long as your console plugs into the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock. It has two glasses outputs, so one source drives two pairs of VITURE XR glasses at once. Switch and Switch 2 enter docked mode over USB-C, PS5 and Xbox connect through the dock’s HDMI input, and USB-C handhelds or phones with DisplayPort output work too. Each player gets a full-size private screen instead of crowding around one TV. Check your device on our compatibility page.
Yes — as long as the source plugs into the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock. Connect a Fire TV, Chromecast, or another HDMI streaming device, or a USB-C phone or laptop with DisplayPort output, and the dock sends the same picture to both pairs of glasses. You each watch on your own giant virtual screen, perfectly in sync, with no TV in the room to share.
Yes, and it’s one of the best uses for the setup. The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock runs on its own battery, so you don’t need power at your seat: plug in a handheld, a phone, or a streaming stick, connect both pairs of glasses, and you each watch on a private big screen. Download your titles before you fly, since in-flight Wi-Fi often isn’t reliable enough for streaming.
No. Any two pairs of VITURE XR glasses work together — a Pro 2 with a Beast, a Luma Ultra with a Pro 2, whatever each player already owns. The Pro Mobile Dock outputs standard USB-C video, so it also drives other USB-C display glasses.
Yes. The dock sends one video signal to both pairs of glasses. In a split-screen co-op game the console still splits the image, but each player sees that split screen blown up on a giant virtual display instead of squinting at a shared TV.
No. The Mobile Dock Mini is built for solo play — 34% smaller and 30% lighter, made to travel with a single pair of glasses. Local co-op on two pairs requires the VITURE Pro Mobile Dock and its two glasses outputs.
No. The VITURE Pro Mobile Dock has a 13,000mAh battery built in, so it powers the session on its own — nothing extra to carry. It also charges your console while you play, and that still works with two pairs of glasses connected.
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