Viture has released the Pro 2 XR glasses at a significantly lower price point than its predecessor, making the product more accessible to budget-conscious users. The company also launched the Mobile Dock Mini accessory to complement the new headset. This pricing shift directly impacts buyers who previously found the original Pro model too expensive. The new setup offers a lighter form factor and brighter displays for daily use.
Lighter 63g frame and brighter 1,600-nit display for budget-conscious users
The Pro 2 XR glasses weigh 63 grams, which is lighter than the 77-gram original Pro model. The device features a 146-inch virtual display with a 50-degree field of view. It supports 3DoF tracking for spatial interaction. The headset connects to external devices to function as a wearable monitor.
Specifications
- Weight: 63 grams (0.138lbs)
- Peak Brightness: 1,600 nits
- Display Resolution: FHD
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Field of View: 50°
The display resolution remains at FHD with a 120Hz refresh rate. Peak brightness has increased to 1,600 nits, up from the 1,000 nits of the previous generation. The glasses do not support HDR10. The frame includes three sizes of nose pads and seven adjustable positions for fit. The temples have three adjustable levels to accommodate different head shapes.
The Pro 2 XR glasses retail for $299 USD. This price is down from the original Pro's $459 launch price. Viture also introduced the Mobile Dock Mini for $99 USD. The dock contains a 10,000mAh battery to power the glasses. Both items are available on the official website alongside the Pro 2 launch.
The original Pro model featured a 46-degree field of view. The new 50-degree FOV provides a slightly wider viewing area. The price drop makes the Pro 2 a more competitive option in the wearable display market. Users can now access a brighter, lighter headset for a lower cost.
Source: NotebookCheck
