Overview
- VITURE announced the Pro 2 XR glasses and Mobile Dock Mini, which launched Thursday and carry MSRPs of $299 for the glasses and $99 for the dock.
- The Pro 2’s frame is listed at 63 grams and includes multi‑position nose pads and temple adjustments to improve comfort for long viewing sessions.
- VITURE says the glasses use Sony micro‑OLED panels with 1920×1080 per eye, a 120 Hz refresh rate, a 50° field of view, and a peak brightness rating of 1,600 nits.
- The glasses include built‑in diopter (focus) adjustment reported to support nearsighted users though the exact per‑eye range is pending confirmation from VITURE and hands‑on testing.
- The Mobile Dock Mini is billed as a travel hub with a 10,000 mAh battery and a detachable magnetic adapter to power both the glasses and a host device, a move meant to simplify setups for phones and handheld consoles and broaden practical adoption of tethered XR displays.