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Viture Luma Ultra XR Glasses - 300951
- Sensors: Accelerometer; Gyroscope; Ambient Light; Proximity sensor; Gyro; Light; Magnetometer
- Resolution: 1920 × 1200 Per Eye @ 120 Hz
- Display Type: Micro OLED
- Interfaces: USB-C Cable
- Connectivity: USB Type-C
- OS Compatibility: Android; iOS; Windows; macOS
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Learn more about the Detailed Specifications
| Brand | Viture |
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| Part Number | 300951 |
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| First Listed on Newegg | August 27, 2026 |
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Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Return Policies
- Return for refund until: January 31, 2027
- Return for replacement until: January 31, 2027
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The Viture Luma Ultra is a USB-C XR glasses headset with Micro OLED displays at 1920 × 1200 per eye and a 120 Hz refresh rate, suited to users who want a sharp, smooth personal display with compatible Android, iOS, Windows, or macOS devices.
Recommended For
- Handheld-console gamers who want a private, large virtual screen for playing in bed or while traveling, and are comfortable checking whether their device needs an adapter.
- Movie and video viewers who want a personal screen from a compatible phone or computer, including travelers who prefer watching without relying on a shared display.
- Mac or Windows users who want a portable virtual display or multiple tracked windows and are willing to use VITURE’s SpaceWalker software and check device compatibility.
- XR enthusiasts who want to experiment with spatial screens and hand tracking, and accept that some features depend on compatible software or additional hardware.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When traveling or relaxing away from a TV, connect the glasses to a compatible USB-C handheld or phone to play on a large private screen; connecting some consoles, including Switch 2, requires a separate dock.
- On a plane or in another shared space, watch movies or shows from a compatible connected device on a personal screen without taking up a seatback display; the glasses still need a connected device for power and video.
- At a desk or while working remotely, connect the glasses to a compatible Mac or Windows device to use a private virtual screen; SpaceWalker can keep the screen anchored in space and provide multi-screen tools, though setup and software features vary by platform.
- For compatible video, try SpaceWalker's real-time 2D-to-3D conversion for an occasional immersive viewing session; community feedback suggests it is content-dependent, and many users still prefer regular 2D playback for everyday shows.
- If you want to experiment with spatial screens or hand-controlled menus, pair the glasses with a VITURE Pro Neckband or use supported desktop software; these features need the right setup, and reviewers have reported that hand tracking can feel imprecise.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | People seeking XR glasses in a wearable display format |
| Model And Brand | Viture Luma Ultra, part number 300951 |
| Physical Characteristics | 83 g; regular size with a rectangular shape |
| Package And Included Items | One item in one box; includes a user manual. Package measures 9.398 × 12.2936 × 20.8026 cm and weighs 0.73 kg |
| Battery Information | Batteries are not required or included; battery cell type is listed as other than listed |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I get the VITURE Luma Ultra or Luma Pro?
A: Choose the Luma Ultra if you need room-aware 6DoF tracking, hand gestures, or its brighter display; those spatial features require a compatible setup. Choose the Luma Pro for a similar 1200p, 120Hz viewing experience at a lower tier if head-tracked 3DoF is sufficient. The Ultra is an upgrade for spatial use, not a necessary upgrade for everyone watching or gaming on a virtual screen.
Q: VITURE Luma Ultra or XREAL One Pro for work and gaming?
A: Choose the Luma Ultra if you want 1200p-per-eye resolution, higher stated brightness, or 6DoF spatial features with a compatible setup. Choose the XREAL One Pro if you prefer its wider 57° field of view and built-in 3DoF tracking. The One Pro’s tracking is 3DoF, while the Luma Ultra’s 6DoF features depend on compatible software or accessories.
Q: Is the Luma Ultra worth it over the regular VITURE Luma?
A: The Luma Ultra is the better fit if you need its brighter display and room-aware 6DoF features with a compatible setup. The regular Luma is the more practical choice if your main use is viewing a screen through USB-C and you do not need those spatial features. Compare the current prices before buying, since the extra features may not matter for basic video or gaming use.
Q: VITURE Luma Ultra or VITURE Beast for a bigger virtual screen?
A: Choose the Beast if a wider 58° field of view and larger virtual canvas are your priority. Choose the Luma Ultra if you want 6DoF spatial tracking and hand gestures with a compatible setup; the Beast’s listed tracking is 3DoF. The Ultra’s listed field of view is 52°, so it gives up some width for its spatial features.
Q: Will these glasses work with my phone or laptop?
A: The listed operating-system compatibility includes Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS, and the glasses connect over USB-C. Compatibility also depends on the specific device and whether its USB-C port supports video output, so check your device’s specifications before buying.
Q: Can I use the glasses as a screen for laptop work?
A: They may suit laptop tasks that work well on a personal display: the listing specifies 1920 × 1200 resolution per eye, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and Windows and macOS compatibility. The listing does not confirm support for multiple virtual monitors, so verify the features you need for your workflow.
Q: Are these suitable for travel?
A: They may be useful for viewing content from a compatible phone or laptop while traveling, but the listed USB-C connection means you should plan to connect a host device. The product information does not specify battery life or standalone operation.
Q: Can I use them if I wear prescription glasses?
A: The provided product information does not specify prescription-lens support or an included prescription insert. If you need vision correction, confirm compatible prescription options for this exact model before purchasing.
Q: Will the Luma Ultra work with my device, and do I need extra accessories?
A: Check that your device can send video over USB-C; a USB-C port alone may not be enough. Reddit users report that some spatial features depend on compatible software, and some setups—such as Switch use—may need a dock. Requirements vary by device and feature, so confirm your exact setup before buying.
Q: Is the Luma Ultra a good choice for computer work?
A: It may suit users who want a portable virtual-screen setup, but it is not a guaranteed monitor replacement. Reddit reports are mixed: some users say the display works for coding, while others describe blurry text, setup problems, or difficulty using multi-screen software. Results depend on the computer, connection, software, and personal comfort.
Q: Are the Luma Ultra good for watching movies while traveling?
A: They can provide a personal screen when connected to a compatible phone or other device, but they are not a standalone media player. Reddit users report both successful travel viewing and streaming-service or DRM limitations, so check that your preferred device and viewing apps work with the glasses before relying on them for travel.
Q: Can the Luma Ultra replace a VR headset?
A: Not for every VR use. The supplied product information describes USB-C-connected displays, and Reddit users discuss using them as a large screen as well as encountering limitations with spatial features. Consider them a wearable display rather than a self-contained VR headset unless your intended setup supports the specific spatial functions you need.