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Viture Unveils Pro 2 AR Glasses, Pricing at $300

The latest Viture eyewear claims to be the company's thinnest and lightest to date, hitting a competitive price point. This release signals Viture's continued focus on lightweight form factors in the AR market.

S. WHITMAN· American correspondent·August 9, 2026·2 min read
A close-up of the sleek Viture Pro 2 AR glasses, showcasing their thin profile and lightweight design.

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On August 6, 2026, Viture officially announced its new Pro 2 AR glasses. As [Road to VR](https://roadtovr.com/viture-pro-2-ar-glasses-launch-mobile-dock-mini/) reports, this latest iteration aims to be the company's thinnest and lightest augmented reality eyewear yet, launching with a price tag of $300 alongside a new Mobile Dock Mini.

Our take: At $300, the Viture Pro 2 enters a crowded but evolving market for screen-mirroring smart glasses. The emphasis on thinness and lightness is a smart play, as comfort remains a critical factor for wider consumer adoption. This positions Viture to compete directly with other lightweight models, potentially expanding its footprint among users prioritizing portability.

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