Name: Viture Beast XR Glasses — Regular Size, -6.00 Diopter Correction (BT-GLAS-R)
Brand: Viture
SKU: VIT-BEAST-R-D60
Price: 544.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Viture Beast XR Glasses — Regular Size, -6.00 Diopter Correction (BT-GLAS-R)

$544.99

Viture Beast XR Glasses — Regular Size, -6.00 Diopter Correction (BT-GLAS-R)

$544.99

Viture's flagship XR glasses for hardcore gamers and creators. The Viture Beast takes everything that made the Luma series great and pushes it further — wider field of view, sharper Sony Micro-OLED panels, beefier sound, and a more premium build. Plug into a phone, laptop, Steam Deck, or console and turn any room into your private cinema.

Important — This Listing Is for the -6.00 Diopter Version

Viture sells multiple Beast variants with built-in prescription correction. This is the Regular size with -6.00 diopter (myopia correction) pre-installed. If your prescription is roughly -5.00 to -6.50 with minimal astigmatism, this version may let you use the glasses without contacts or extra inserts. If you have 20/20 vision or a different prescription, you'll want a different Beast variant. Verify with your optometrist before purchase.

Key Features

Sony Micro-OLED Displays – flagship-grade panels with deep blacks and vibrant color
1080p per Eye Resolution – sharp, cinema-quality image
Up to 4,000 Nits Peak Brightness – usable in bright environments, including outdoors
120Hz Refresh Rate – smooth motion for gaming and high-frame-rate video
~46° Field of View – wider, more immersive image than entry-level XR glasses
HARMAN AudioEFX Speakers – upgraded audio over previous Viture models, with stronger bass response
Electrochromic Privacy Lens – tap to switch between transparent (see surroundings) and full blackout (private viewing)
USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode – plug-and-play with compatible devices, no separate processor required
Built-In Diopter Correction (-6.00) – this listing is the -6.00 variant; no separate prescription inserts needed if your script matches
Lightweight Design (~80g) – about the weight of regular sunglasses for comfortable extended use

What You Can Do With Them

PC & Console Gaming – Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, MSI Claw, plus PS5/Xbox via USB-C HDMI dock
Phone & Tablet Gaming – iPhone 15/16/17 series, USB-C iPads, Android phones with DP Alt Mode
Streaming on the Go – Netflix, YouTube, Disney+, etc. on your phone or laptop, viewed as a giant cinema screen
Productivity – plug into a Mac, Windows laptop, or iPad for a private external monitor
Travel – planes, trains, hotel rooms — your big screen anywhere

Compatibility — Requires USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode

Works with any device that supports USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode:

iPhone 15, 16, 17 (USB-C models)
iPad Pro/Air with USB-C
MacBook Air, MacBook Pro
Most modern Android phones (Galaxy S22+, Pixel 7+, OnePlus 11+)
Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, MSI Claw
Most Windows laptops with USB-C DP Alt Mode
PS5/Xbox/Switch require Viture's optional mobile dock or HDMI-to-USB-C adapter

Beast vs Luma Ultra — Which Should I Buy?

Viture Luma Ultra (~$489) – great value, dual Micro-OLED, 145" virtual screen, Harman speakers
Viture Beast (this — ~$545) – flagship Sony Micro-OLED panels, upgraded HARMAN AudioEFX, premium build, wider/sharper image
If you're cost-conscious, the Luma Ultra is excellent. If you want the very best XR glasses Viture makes, the Beast is the answer.

Honest Notes for Buyers

The -6.00 diopter is fixed. If your prescription doesn't match, you'll need contacts or a different Beast variant.
Some prior Viture models had reports of temple-arm cracks. Treat these like glasses, not equipment — store in the case, don't sleep in them, don't squeeze into pockets.
USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode required. Check your device specs before purchasing.
Not a VR headset. The screen floats in front of your eyes; you can still see around it (unless you use the privacy lens).
Display glasses, not standalone AR. They project a screen from a connected device — no Wi-Fi, app store, or onboard processing.