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Viture

Viture Luma

Price: $399

Release date: July 2025

Overview

Released in July 2025 for $399, the Viture Luma represents the entry point to the company's Luma series. Built purely as wearable display glasses, the device does not feature cameras or on-device AI tools, focusing instead on serving as an external personal monitor that connects via a required USB-C DisplayPort cable.

At the core of the glasses is a Sony Micro-OLED birdbath display system delivering 1200p resolution and a fast 120 Hz refresh rate. For audio, Viture equips the hardware with built-in HARMAN AudioEFX speakers, and users can adjust light pass-through using the integrated electrochromic lenses.

By sharing the same 1200p 120 Hz panel family as other Luma models at an accessible price point, the Viture Luma offers a focused multimedia display option for users who want high-refresh visuals without paying for unneeded sensor packages.

Best for

The Viture Luma is best for users seeking an affordable 120 Hz personal wearable display for USB-C devices without the need for cameras or AI.

Pros

  • Smooth 120 Hz refresh rate with sharp 1200p Sony Micro-OLED optics
  • Built-in HARMAN AudioEFX speakers and electrochromic lenses
  • Accessible $399 entry price for the Luma display series

Cons

  • Requires a tethered USB-C DisplayPort cable to function
  • No onboard camera or on-device AI functionality

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the Viture Luma cost?
$399 ($399 USD).
When were the Viture Luma released?
July 2025. Status: On sale.
Do the Viture Luma have a display?
Yes: Micro-OLED (Sony, birdbath).
Do the Viture Luma have a camera?
No.

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