The Awesome Viture Pro XR Glasses Are Available At Their Lowest Price Yet

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale is the perfect opportunity to upgrade your gaming setup, home theater, or workstation with a new display. While a new TV or monitor are the most common choices, you should also check out the deals on Viture’s Pro XR glasses, which are a wearable 1080p projector that hooks up to your PC, console, or mobile phone. The Viture Pro XR glasses are available for just $409 during the Prime Big Deal Days sale, which is their lowest price to date.

We reviewed the Viture Pro XR glasses earlier this year and were impressed with their clarity and general ease of use. We found them easiest to use with PC, Steam Deck, and smartphones, but they are also compatible with PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. While the Viture Pro XR can plug directly into most of these devices right out of the box, Nintendo Switch users will also need to pick up the Viture Mobile Dock that’s required to use the glasses with the hybrid console. Luckily, it’s also on sale for just $90 (was $130).

Viture Pro XR Glasses

The Pro XR are Viture’s flagship wearable projector glasses and offer the best picture quality, device compatibility, and screen size, but if you want to save even more cash, previous models are also on sale. You can grab the Viture One for just $300 (was $440) or the Viture One Lite for $289 (was $420). The biggest difference with these models is the projected screen size–just 120 inches on the Viture One and One Lite versus 135 inches on the Pro–and they’re a step down in brightness and overall clarity compared to the Pro.

• Viture Pro XR/AR Glasses — $409 ($450)
• Viture Mobile Dock — $90 ($130)
• Viture One XR/AR Glasses — $300 ($440)
• Viture One Lite XR Glasses — $289 ($420)

These Viture XR glasses discounts will be available at Amazon until the Prime Big Deal Days event ends on October 9. Take a moment to check out GameSpot’s Prime Big Deal Days hub and check back throughout to see all the deals at Amazon and competing retailers.