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XREAL 1S vs VITURE Luma Pro
Two mid-priced video glasses that look similar on paper. XREAL 1S costs $449 and VITURE Luma Pro $499 in the US. Both use Sony micro-OLED panels, both cover 52 degrees, and both plug into USB-C DisplayPort devices, including USB-C iPhones, Android phones with video output, Steam Deck and ROG Ally. 1S is rated at 700 nits but adds XREAL's native 3DoF anchoring and on-glasses 2D-to-3D conversion. Luma Pro is brighter at 1,000 nits and has built-in myopia adjustment, so some nearsighted users can skip inserts.
Short answer
If your prescription is myopia only, Luma Pro's built-in adjustment saves buying inserts and its brighter panels help in daylight. If you want the screen pinned in place as you turn your head, or you live outside the US, 1S is the better fit: XREAL sells it across its US, UK, EU and Japan stores, while Luma Pro is listed for the US.
Choose XREAL 1S if
Choose 1S for native 3DoF anchoring with Anchor, Follow and Ultra-wide modes, automatic dimming and 2D-to-3D conversion on the glasses. It has 1920x1200 per-eye panels, Bose sound with a four-mic array and weighs 82 g. Prescription wearers clip in custom inserts ordered from XREAL.
Choose VITURE Luma Pro if
Choose Luma Pro for brightness and built-in correction: 1,000 nits, 1200p, up to 120Hz, and myopia adjustment to -4.0D on the product page (VITURE's buying guide says -6.0D). Audio is HARMAN-tuned, and it comes in Regular and Large sizes.
Published specs side by side
Rows that differ are marked. "Not published" means the maker hasn't given a figure.
| XREAL 1S | VITURE Luma Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| US price | $449 (xreal.com US store)[1] | $499[2] |
| Status | On sale | On sale |
| Type | display glasses (a wearable screen) | display glasses (a wearable screen) |
| Display | binocular Sony 0.68" micro-OLED (birdbath-style video glasses), 90Hz fixed, up to 120Hz refresh, 3840x1200 binocular (1920x1200 per eye), 52° field of view, up to 700 nits[3] | binocular Sony micro-OLED, up to 120Hz, 1200p, 52° field of view, up to 1,000 nits[2] |
| Camera | None | None |
| Audio | Sound by Bose speakers, 4-mic array | Not published |
| Weight | 82 g | Not published |
| Chip | XREAL X1 | Not published |
| Prescription | Yes, range not published[4] | up to -4.0D (built-in)[2] |
| Android | Android 10 or later[5] | Not published |
| Controls | buttons on glasses and on-screen menu (OSD) | Not published |
| Countries listed | 27 | 1 |
| Features tracked | 5 | 0 |
The differences that matter
- Brightness: 700 nits for 1S, 1,000 nits for Luma Pro.
- Resolution: 1920x1200 per eye on 1S; 1200p on Luma Pro.
- Prescription: 1S ships with an empty clip-in lens frame for custom inserts. Luma Pro has built-in myopia adjustment, with conflicting -4.0D and -6.0D figures from VITURE.
- Tracking and 3D: 1S has native 3DoF and REAL 3D conversion. Neither is listed for Luma Pro in our data.
- Audio: Bose speakers and a four-mic array on 1S; HARMAN-tuned audio on Luma Pro.
- Countries: 1S is sold on XREAL's US, UK, EU and Japan stores; Luma Pro is listed for the US.
- Price: $449 for 1S, $499 for Luma Pro.
Features only one of them has
Based on the features each maker lists for the model. A feature missing here may still arrive by software update.
- XREAL 1S only: 2D-to-3D conversion (REAL 3D), 6DoF and photo/video with XREAL Eye, Electrochromic dimming, Spatial screen (Anchor / Follow modes), Wired USB-C display (DP Alt Mode)
Questions people ask
Will both work with my iPhone?
Both connect directly to USB-C iPhones from the 15 and 16 series on. XREAL's user guide excludes iPhone 16e for 1S, and Lightning iPhones can't connect to either without extra hardware.
Do I need an app?
Not for basic use: both act as a wired display. For 1S, the XREAL Link app is optional and shows device information; firmware updates go through xreal.com/ota on a computer or through Beam Pro.
Open this pair in Compare to swap either model.
Sources
- XREAL 1S US store(us.shop.xreal.com, read 4 October 2026)
- VITURE Luma Pro product page(viture.com, read 4 October 2026)
- XREAL One series specifications(tutorials.xreal.com)
- us.shop.xreal.com(us.shop.xreal.com)
- tutorials.xreal.com(tutorials.xreal.com)
Last verified 5 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.