VITURE Luma XR Glasses

VITURE Luma XR Glasses transform compatible USB-C devices with a private, big-screen experience.

• Display: 146" virtual display (at a simulated 4-meter viewing distance) on a 1200p Sony Micro-OLED panel at up to 120Hz
• Electrochromic lenses: one-click switch from see-through to blocking almost 100% of external light
• Myopia adjustment: built-in, up to -6.0D
• Connection: direct to your phone, laptop, tablet, or handheld — no built-in battery, powered straight from the USB-C connection
• SpaceWalker app: multi-screen support, real-time 2D-to-3D conversion, and 3DoF head tracking (some features on iOS require a compatible adapter, sold separately)
• Typical uses: gaming on a handheld, watching movies or shows privately while traveling, and setting up a private multi-monitor workspace for work or cloud gaming

Yes. Luma has a built-in AAC acoustic system with spatial sound speakers, adjustable across 9 volume levels, so you can listen without earbuds.

Yes. Luma features built-in myopia adjustments up to -6.0D, plus axis adjustment, so you can fine-tune focus directly in the glasses. Luma's display is also SGS A+ certified for eye comfort.

SpaceWalker is VITURE's free companion app, available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. It adds multi-screen support for a bigger workspace, 3DoF head tracking, and real-time 2D-to-3D conversion. On iOS, Multi-Screen and Immersive 3D require the USB-C XR Charging Adapter Ultra, Adapter Pro, or Mobile Dock Mini (sold separately).

Yes. Luma supports 3D viewing with binocular fusion and 2D/3D display. Through SpaceWalker's Immersive 3D feature, it can also convert regular 2D video into 3D in real time — a world first, pioneered by VITURE.

3DoF tracks how you move your head — up/down, left/right, and tilt — so the app can adjust your virtual display accordingly. On Luma, this runs through the SpaceWalker app for motion-controlled display adjustments.

Luma connects directly via USB-C to Windows PCs and gaming laptops, macOS computers, iPad, iPhone 15 / 15 Pro / 16, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Android phones with USB-C DisplayPort output (including Samsung and others). There's no built-in battery — Luma draws power directly from the connected device's USB-C port. You can find a complete compatibility list on Luma's store page.

Luma is the lightest and most affordable model in the Luma series at 77g, with a 146" display, myopia adjustment up to -6.0D (the highest in the series), and a direct USB-C connection. Luma Pro, Luma Ultra, and Luma Cyber step up to a larger 152" display, higher peak brightness on select models, a magnetic connector, and additional tracking options (Luma Ultra adds 6DoF + hand gestures). See the complete Tech Specs comparison