VITURE HDMI to USB-C Adapter Cable

The VITURE HDMI to USB-C Adapter Cable lets you connect your VITURE XR glasses to devices with HDMI video output, including PS5, Xbox, and desktop PCs. The HDMI end carries video from your device, the USB-A end powers your glasses, and your VITURE glasses cable connects to the USB-C port on the adapter.

The VITURE HDMI to USB-C Adapter Cable works with the full VITURE XR glasses lineup. Supported devices include PS5, Xbox, Windows desktop PCs, and Windows laptops with both an HDMI output and a USB-A port.

Start by connecting your VITURE glasses cable to the USB-C port on the adapter. Then connect the USB-A end to a USB-A port on your device, followed by the HDMI end to your device's HDMI output. The USB-A connection powers your glasses with 5V/1A, so no separate power source is required.

Yes, on Windows PCs. SpaceWalker for Windows supports virtual multi-screen layouts and glasses controls such as volume, brightness, and refresh rate. Immersive 3D for Windows can convert videos and games from 2D to 3D in real time. On consoles, the adapter mirrors the device's video output directly to your VITURE XR glasses.

Yes. HDCP 1.4 / 2.2 support lets you watch protected content from major streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+.

No. The USB-A connection powers your VITURE XR glasses only. It does not charge or power your connected console or PC.

Both connect your VITURE XR glasses to HDMI devices like PS5 and Xbox, but they are designed for different ways of playing:

• VITURE HDMI to USB-C Adapter Cable: Best for a dedicated HDMI setup at home with your console or PC. It is designed specifically for HDMI video output and supports up to 1920×1200 at 120Hz on compatible VITURE XR glasses, with HDCP 2.2 for protected streaming content.
• VITURE Pro Mobile Dock: Best for gaming on the go or playing together. Its built-in battery lets you play away from an outlet, while two pairs of VITURE XR glasses can connect to the same source for two-player gaming. With both HDMI and USB-C inputs, it also supports a wider range of devices, from PS5 and PCs to Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and Steam Deck.