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Yes — that’s what the VITURE Pro Neckband is for. It’s a standalone Android computer that drives the glasses on its own, so your phone stays free for calls and messages and there’s no laptop in your bag. It clips to your glasses through the magnetic connector (an adapter is included for USB-C glasses), reaches your home console or PC over Wi-Fi 6E, and runs cloud gaming services anywhere you have Wi-Fi.

Three steps. First, connect the glasses to whatever you’re streaming from — an iPhone 15 or later, an Android phone with USB-C DisplayPort output, a PC, or the VITURE Pro Neckband. Second, pair a Bluetooth controller. Third, open your app and sign in. On iPhone, SpaceWalker has Xbox Remote Play and Xbox Cloud Gaming icons built into the Dock (Xbox Cloud Gaming requires an eligible Xbox Game Pass plan from Microsoft and is limited to supported regions). On Android, PC, and the Pro Neckband, use PS Remote Play, the Xbox app, Steam Link, PXPlay (formerly PSPlay), XBXPlay, or Moonlight.

For remote play, keep your console and your streaming device on the same 5GHz Wi-Fi network — it’s faster and more stable than 2.4GHz. The VITURE Pro Neckband connects over Wi-Fi 6E, so it can use the less crowded 6GHz band when your router supports one. In apps like PXPlay and XBXPlay, setting resolution to 1080p, refresh rate to 60fps, and enabling HEVC keeps the picture smooth. Cloud gaming runs on your internet connection rather than your home network, so speeds at a hotel or café will vary. Either way, lag is a network question: the glasses display whatever your source sends them.

Your glasses have no battery of their own; they draw power from whatever they’re plugged into. The USB-C XR Charging Adapter Ultra sits in between, so you can add a charger or a power bank and keep playing. The VITURE Pro Neckband runs 4+ hours of gaming per charge, and the VITURE x 8BitDo Ultimate 2C Wireless Controller up to 32 hours.

Every VITURE XR glasses model works — your source sends the same video to all of them. The Beast gives you the biggest picture, a 174-inch virtual screen with a 58° FOV plus built-in 3DoF head tracking. The Pro 2 is our thinnest and lightest pair at 63g, with the brightest display at 1,600 nits and built-in diopter adjustment from 0 to −5.00D. The Luma Ultra is the AR flagship, with a front RGB camera and dual depth cameras for 6DoF spatial tracking and hand-gesture hardware (full gesture control uses the VITURE Pro Neckband).

Remote play and cloud gaming both need a stable internet connection, so how well they run depends on the network you’re on — in-flight Wi-Fi often isn’t fast enough for smooth play. For flights, a handheld console or content stored on the VITURE Pro Neckband is the more reliable setup, and you still get the same private big screen.