Viture Luma Pro AR Glasses Hit Record Low Price of $424

Viture's AR glasses hit record low price

The Viture Luma Pro AR glasses are on sale for an all-time low of $423.99 at Amazon. This is a discount of over $200 from their original $629 price as part of the retailer's early Presidents' Day sales.

The deal makes one of the market's brightest AR displays significantly more accessible. For context, most AR glasses max out between 400 to 600 nits of brightness.

Why brightness is a key AR feature

Low brightness has been a major limitation for augmented reality glasses, often making digital content hard to see in well-lit environments. The Viture Luma Pro directly addresses this with a peak brightness of 1,000 nits.

PCMag reviewed the glasses and labeled them the "brightest smart glasses [we've] ever seen." This high brightness is what makes them functional as a virtual monitor in a variety of lighting conditions.

Specs for a portable big screen

Beyond brightness, the glasses are designed to create a large, private display. They offer a 52-degree field of view, which Viture says is equivalent to a 152-inch virtual screen viewed from 10 feet away.

The display specs are geared for clarity and smooth motion:

• Resolution: 1920 x 1200 per eye (1200p)
• Refresh Rate: Up to 120Hz
• Features: Dimmable lenses and focus adjustment dials for nearsighted users

In testing, PCMag noted the picture is bright and crisp overall, though some blurry edges can appear at maximum resolution.

Audio, software, and limitations

The glasses come with built-in speakers tuned by Harman, which perform well but may not overcome very loud ambient noise. A key hardware omission is integrated head-tracking.

For spatial features, you must use Viture's free SpaceWalker software. This enables 3 degrees of freedom (3DOF) tracking and is available for desktop and mobile, compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.

This makes the glasses best suited as a high-quality, wearable monitor rather than a fully interactive AR system for gaming or complex 3D applications.

A deal for a specific use case

The Viture Luma Pro AR glasses excel as a portable, face-worn workstation or media display. The record-low price during Amazon's sale is a compelling entry point.

They are an ideal pick for users who prioritize a bright, large virtual screen and can rely on software for any motion-tracking needs. For those use cases, they currently represent a unique combination of high brightness and relative affordability in the AR glasses market.