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Viture Luma Ultra

Price: $599

Release date: September 2025

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Overview

The Viture Luma Ultra is a pair of tethered display glasses priced at $599, launched on September 17, 2025. Powered by Sony Micro-OLED birdbath optics, the glasses project a simulated 152-inch private screen at 1200p resolution with a 52-degree field of view, an impressive peak brightness of 1,500 nits, and a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate.

Beyond basic display capabilities, the hardware supports full spatial computing. Outfitted with a front RGB camera and dual grayscale depth cameras, the device enables hand tracking and 6DoF positional tracking when connected via USB-C DisplayPort to SpaceWalker on Mac and Windows, an INAIR Pod, or a Pro Neckband. Audio is handled by integrated HARMAN AudioEFX speakers.

To enhance visual comfort, the frames incorporate electrochromic film lenses and adjustable dials supporting up to -4.0D myopia correction. The model establishes itself as an advanced wearable monitor for productivity and media, though it relies entirely on host processing and lacks on-device AI.

Best for

The Viture Luma Ultra is best for users seeking a bright, high-refresh-rate wearable monitor with spatial computing and hand tracking on compatible systems.

Pros

  • Bright 1,500-nit Sony Micro-OLED display with 1200p resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate.
  • Front RGB and dual grayscale depth cameras supporting 6DoF and hand tracking.
  • Built-in -4.0D myopia adjustment and electrochromic film lenses.

Cons

  • Requires a physical USB-C DisplayPort cable connection.
  • Does not include on-device AI.
  • Full 6DoF and hand tracking require external software or proprietary accessories.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the Viture Luma Ultra cost?
$599 ($599 USD).
When were the Viture Luma Ultra released?
September 2025. Status: On sale.
Do the Viture Luma Ultra have a display?
Yes: Micro-OLED (Sony, birdbath), field of view 52°.
Do the Viture Luma Ultra have a camera?
Yes.

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