Kacamata Pro 2 XR Baru dari Viture Ingin Menjadi Yang Bisa Anda Pakai Berjam-jam

The Viture Pro 2 Extended Reality (XR) glasses have been officially revealed, and if you've been looking to adopt this tech for your gaming, then this might be the set to grab, as it's tailored to provide long-lasting comfort, impressive tech, and a nice price tag of $299.

Viture says that it focused on creating its lightest and thinnest XR glasses yet with the Pro 2, as it prioritized comfort and travel-friendly ergonomics. Out of the box, each pair comes with three nose-pad sizes with seven adjustment positions, a detachable lens shade to block ambient light, and a nice travel case to protect the hardware when you're not using it. Internally, the Pro 2 is capable of transmitting 1080p 120Hz video to your eyes, and the Sony micro-OLED lenses can reach 1,600 nits of peak brightness.

The other big feature is UltraClarity 3.0, new Birdbath optics that can relay an impressively sharp picture through the lenses. Viture added that the lenses are source-tuned to reduce eye strain and can deliver consistent performance across a 50-degree field of view, and they also address one of the lingering issues of older Viture XR glasses--chromatic aberration. While the beefier sets like the Beast XR glasses offer more visual options, the images they produce are prone to blurriness around the edges, but the advanced optics in the Pro 2 naturally shift focus from center to edge.

This means that your eyes will naturally micro-adjust on the picture to keep them in focus, and if you wear glasses already, the Pro 2 has built-in diopters that can be adjusted. I've been testing out the Pro 2 glasses myself, and the added sharpness no matter where your eyes focus is something to behold. This was something of an annoyance when I reviewed the Beast XR glasses--although by no means game-breaking--and so far the Pro 2 glasses have made a great case for being a budget-friendly alternative to their siblings.

Alongside the Pro 2 glasses, Viture also announced the new Mobile Mini Dock. A smaller version of the Pro Mobile Dock that's compatible with all Viture XR glasses, it's priced at $99, and it features two modes. Hub Mode allows you to create a digital handshake with consoles like the Switch 2 and use your XR glasses to view your gameplay, while Solo Mode turns it into a standard USB-C hub. If you're looking to use this specifically for Switch 2 gaming, you can anchor the Mobile Dock Mini via a magnetic mount to the handheld.

Both the Pro 2 glasses and the Mobile Mini Dock will be available to purchase starting August 6.