Viture’s Vonder glasses skip the camera and start at $299
Viture’s new Vonder glasses have no camera and turn speech into text notes. They go on sale September 28 for $299 and ship in November.

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VITURE's $549 Beast XR glasses beat XREAL's $649 rival on brightness, then shipped with its two headline features disabled.
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$549
Device price plus up to three years of optional subscription.
Weight
88g
Grams on your face. Lower is lighter.
Battery life
USB-C powered
How long it lasts on its own, away from a charger.
AirGo Elite costs $12.99 a month. It is optional. Over 3 years that is $468.
Unlimited AI and live translation as someone is speaking. The cheaper Premium plan is $4.99 a month and covers ChatGPT only.
DeviceOptional subscription
Weights are for the frame as sold, without a case or a charger.
Battery life can vary based on usage, settings and firmware version.
If not this one
Viture Beast is our pick for gaming, movies and work. Where it does not lead, here is what does, and why you would switch.
You ask Meta AI through the glasses and it answers there.
The frames take photos and record video.
These are sport frames rated IP67, and they run nine hours on a charge.
Quick answers
All FAQsOne scored review is not a consensus, so we are not publishing an average yet. It takes two, from two different publishers. The score below is that publication’s own.
THIS PRODUCTViture Beast
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Frequently asked questions
Viture’s new Vonder glasses have no camera and turn speech into text notes. They go on sale September 28 for $299 and ship in November.
The Pro 2 sheds 20 percent of the old model's weight, and resolution and refresh rate are exactly what they were.
VITURE's $549 Beast XR glasses beat XREAL's $649 rival on brightness, then shipped with its two headline features disabled.
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