Viture Beast vs Luma Pro: which should you buy?

Get the Viture Beast. It puts a bigger, brighter picture in front of you: VITURE rates it at 1,250 nits and a 58 degree field of view. The Viture Luma Pro is rated at 1,000 nits and 52 degrees. For films, games and work on a virtual screen, the Beast is the pair we would wear.

Who should get the Viture Luma Pro

Get the Luma Pro if you are nearsighted and want correction built into the glasses. VITURE builds in myopia adjustment up to -4.0D. It comes in two frame sizes, Regular and Large, set by the distance between your eyes. VITURE pitches it as a private 152-inch screen for films and shows at home or on the road.

The differences that matter

Brightness and field of view come first, and both favor the Beast on the figures above. A brighter panel holds up better in a lit room, and a wider view fills more of your sight.

The camera comes second. The Beast carries 1 front RGB camera for basic spatial capture and 6DoF tracking in the SpaceWalker app. Its lenses tint electronically, and it ships with snap-in prescription inserts and four nose pad sizes, all on the page linked here.

Both use electrochromic lenses to dim the world behind the picture, both have HARMAN AudioEFX speakers, and both take their power from the device they plug into.