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Wearable Tech Looks Odd, Works Wonders: Viture Review
12 Jul
Summary
- Viture Luma Ultra and Pro Neckband offer a 120-inch screen experience.
- The wearable system supports cloud gaming and console streaming.
- It provides 6DoF tracking for a more immersive spatial computing experience.

The Viture Luma Ultra and Pro Neckband offer a unique, albeit visually striking, 120-inch screen experience. Initially designed for home and flight use, the system has matured significantly, providing robust entertainment and light work capabilities. Its Android 13-based OS allows access to essential Google apps and streaming services, while Bluetooth connectivity enables cloud gaming and console streaming via dedicated apps.
The system boasts true spatial computing with 6DoF tracking, allowing users to move around virtual screens. While hand tracking can be inconsistent, a remote app offers control. The Pro Neckband, when paired with 3DoF glasses, provides around 3.5 hours of battery life, with the Luma Ultra enhancing the 6DoF experience. Though the nearly $900 price point is substantial, Viture's wearable tech offers unparalleled portability for those who can leverage its capabilities.