The VITURE Pro 2 XR Glasses have launched at a $299 price point, positioning them as a more accessible entry in the company’s lineup. According to a recent review by Pure Nintendo, this pricing is notable given the current trend of rising console hardware costs, coming in significantly lower than previous models like the Luma Ultra XR/AR glasses.

Quick Facts

  • Price: $299 at launch.
  • Weight: 63 grams (20% lighter than the previous Pro model).
  • Brightness: 1600 nits.
  • Eye Care: SGS A+ certified for low blue light and flicker-free operation.
  • Compatibility: Designed for Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

Design and Comfort Findings

The primary design goal for the Pro 2 is user comfort. Pure Nintendo notes the glasses are 16% thinner and 20% lighter than the previous Pro iteration, which helps during longer play sessions. The frames include three levels of temple adjustments and three sizes of nose pads to assist with fit.

However, the review points out a potential caveat for users with specific vision needs. While the glasses include diopter adjustments from 0 to -5.00D, the reviewer found that these did not fully accommodate a strong prescription combined with astigmatism. For those with more complex vision requirements, the reviewer suggests exploring VITURE's other product offerings that support dedicated prescription inserts.

Performance and Player Fit

The Pro 2 features a brightness output of 1600 nits, which the review identifies as an improvement over the Luma Ultra’s 1500 nits. This increased brightness is highlighted as a benefit for gaming in well-lit environments.

One functional difference noted is the absence of specific buttons on the right stem that were present on the Luma Ultra and Beast models. These buttons previously allowed for fine-tuning the screen’s perceived distance, which helped mitigate blurring at the edges of the display. While the reviewer was able to improve the edge-blurring effect through manual nose pad adjustments, they noted the loss of those dedicated controls.

Ultimately, Pure Nintendo concludes that for the majority of users, the Pro 2 serves as a capable, high-resolution solution for mobile gaming when paired with a Mobile Dock, effectively providing a large-screen experience on the go.