Viture Luma Pro vs Luma Ultra: which should you buy?

Get the Viture Luma Ultra. It turns a virtual screen into something closer to mixed reality. VITURE fits it with a front RGB camera and two depth cameras for hand controls and 6DoF tracking, so apps can sit in the space around you. The Viture Luma Pro is built to show a screen, not to track your hands.

Who should get the Viture Luma Pro

Get the Luma Pro if a big private screen is all you want. VITURE pitches it as a 152-inch screen for films and shows at home or on the road. Its Sony Micro-OLED panel runs at 1200p and up to 120Hz, and it comes in two frame sizes, Regular and Large, set by the distance between your eyes.

The differences that matter

Brightness comes first. VITURE rates the Luma Ultra at 1,500 nits and the Luma Pro at 1,000 nits. A brighter panel holds up better in a lit room or near a window.

Tracking comes second. The Luma Ultra uses its cameras for hand gestures and spatial tracking, which lets a screen stay put while you move your head and lets you point at what you want.

Much is shared. VITURE lists a 52 degree field of view and myopia adjustment up to -4.0D for the Luma Ultra, the same figures it gives the Luma Pro. Both use electrochromic lenses, and both draw power from the device they plug into.