Viture One

The VITURE One is a consumer augmented reality smart glasses developed by VITURE, released in 2023. The glasses feature dual Micro-OLED displays with 55 pixels per degree (PPD), electrochromic lens dimming, 3DoF head tracking, and audio tuned by Harman Kardon. The VITURE One is designed for media consumption and gaming, providing a virtual 120-inch screen experience in a lightweight 78-gram form factor.

Viture One
Basic Info
VR/AR	Augmented Reality
Type	AR Glasses
Subtype	Smart Glasses
Platform	VITURE
Developer	VITURE
Manufacturer	VITURE
Release Date	2023
Price	$439 USD
Website	https://www.viture.com/
System
Storage
Display
Display	2× Micro-OLED
Resolution	1920×1080 per eye (Full HD)
Refresh Rate	60 Hz
Image
Field of View	43° diagonal
Optics
Optics	Birdbath
Ocularity	Binocular
Tracking
Tracking	3DoF
Eye Tracking	No
Hand Tracking	No
Audio
Audio	Harman Kardon tuned speakers
Connectivity
Connectivity	USB-C (proprietary magnetic pogo pins)
Device
Weight	78g
Color	Black

History and Development

VITURE developed the One as a competitor to glasses like the Nreal Air and Rokid Air, differentiating through features like electrochromic dimming and 3DoF tracking capabilities. The product was released in 2023 and was later followed by the Viture One Lite and premium Viture Pro models.

Design and Hardware

Display

The VITURE One uses dual Micro-OLED displays with impressive specifications:

• 1920×1080 resolution per eye (Full HD)
• 55 PPD pixel density—higher than Xreal Air, Oculus Quest 2, and HP Reverb G2
• No perceivable screen door effect
• 1800 nits peak brightness
• 5000:1 contrast ratio
• Deep OLED blacks
• 43° diagonal field of view
• Virtual 120-inch screen at 8-10 feet distance
• 60 Hz refresh rate

The displays use birdbath optics, reflecting the image through a series of prisms rather than pointing directly at the eyes.

Electrochromic Lens Technology

A key differentiating feature is the electrochromic glass technology:

• Lenses darken with the press of a button
• Creates more immersive viewing experience
• No separate lens shade accessories needed
• Can adjust between transparent and darkened states

Build Quality

• Weight: 78 grams
• Plastic frame with aluminum-reinforced hinges
• Less flimsy arm movement compared to competitors
• Removable nose piece with three size options

Audio

The audio system was developed in collaboration with Harman Kardon:

• Tuned speaker grills on each arm
• Quality audio output
• Open-ear design for ambient awareness

Connectivity

The VITURE One requires a source device via USB-C:

• Proprietary magnetic pogo pin connector on glasses end
• No internal processor or storage
• Compatible with phones, computers, gaming handhelds
• SpaceWalker companion app for enhanced features

Features

3DoF Head Tracking

Unlike simpler display glasses, the VITURE One includes 3 degrees of freedom head tracking, enabling:

• Spatial awareness of head movements
• Lock screen in space while looking around
• More immersive viewing experience

Native 3D Video Support

Built-in support for 3D video content without additional software.

Myopia Adjustment

Diopter adjustment dials allow nearsighted users within a certain range to use the glasses without prescription lenses.

Reception

Praise:

• "One of the few products that absolutely deliver on their promises"
• "Clearly ahead of its contemporaries" in hardware
• High 55 PPD pixel density with no screen door effect
• Excellent electrochromic dimming feature
• Sturdy aluminum-reinforced hinges
• 3DoF tracking capabilities
• Harman Kardon audio quality
• Deep OLED blacks and high brightness

Criticism:

• 60 Hz refresh rate (competitors offer 120 Hz)
• 43° FOV slightly narrower than some competitors
• Requires USB-C source device
• Proprietary magnetic connector

Variants

• Viture One Lite: Budget version with reduced features
• Viture Pro: Premium model with 120 Hz and upgraded electrochromic

See Also

• Viture One Lite
• Viture Pro
• Xreal Air 2
• Rokid Max
• TCL NXTWEAR S