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Viture Pro 2 XR/AR Glasses Hit New Price Low on Amazon

The wearable display, lauded for its virtual 146-inch screen, is now available at a 21% discount. This pricing adjustment signals a competitive push in the portable entertainment sector.

M. BELL· American correspondent·September 24, 2026·2 min read

On September 22, 2026, reports surfaced from Kotaku that the Viture Pro 2 XR/AR Glasses are being offered at their lowest price to date on Amazon. According to Kotaku's Joe Tilleli, the device, typically priced at $379, is currently available for $299, representing an $80 savings or a 21% reduction for a limited period.

The Viture Pro 2 is engineered with Sony Micro-OLED panels, delivering up to 1600 nits of peak brightness. It projects an immersive virtual screen experience equivalent to 146 inches, providing 1080p resolution at a 120Hz refresh rate. The glasses are compatible with devices supporting USB-C video output.

Kotaku notes the glasses' particular appeal for frequent travelers, positing that they can convert a mundane airplane seat into a 'private cinema.' This use case emphasizes the device's potential for personal, high-fidelity media consumption on the go.

Our take: This aggressive price point for the Viture Pro 2 highlights increasing market pressure in the XR/AR glasses segment. As technology matures and consumer adoption grows, we expect to see more manufacturers adjust pricing to capture a wider audience, positioning these devices as viable alternatives for mobile entertainment.

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