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VITURE The Beast vs XREAL One Pro

VITURE's The Beast and XREAL's One Pro sit near the top of their makers' video-glasses ranges for field of view, at 58 and 57 degrees. Both use Sony micro-OLED panels at up to 120Hz and connect directly to USB-C DisplayPort devices such as recent iPhones, Android phones with video output, Steam Deck and ROG Ally. The Beast is brighter on paper and has finer dimming control. One Pro has XREAL's X1 chip for built-in screen anchoring and two frame sizes. The Beast costs $549; One Pro was $599 on sale.

VITURE The Beast
XREAL One Pro

Short answer

The Beast is easier to recommend today: it is in VITURE's current lineup, sold at viture.com and Best Buy, rated far brighter at 1,250 nits, and includes a free prescription lens frame. One Pro suits people who want XREAL's native 3DoF anchoring and the option to add the XREAL Eye camera, and who can find stock, since XREAL's US store showed it sold out.

Choose VITURE The Beast if

Choose The Beast for bright rooms and travel: Sony micro-OLED at 1200p, 58 degrees, 1,250 nits and nine levels of electrochromic dimming. It comes in Regular and Large sizes and includes a prescription lens frame, but has no diopter dials. Switch and HDMI consoles need a VITURE dock or adapter.

Choose XREAL One Pro if

Choose One Pro if screen anchoring matters: the X1 chip runs 3DoF on the glasses, with Anchor, Follow and Ultra-wide modes. It weighs 87 g, comes in Size M or Size L, and supports XREAL Eye for 6DoF. Prescription inserts are ordered from XREAL with your SPH, CYL, AXIS and IPD.

Published specs side by side

Rows that differ are marked. "Not published" means the maker hasn't given a figure.

VITURE The BeastXREAL One Pro
US price$549[1]$599 (sale price (regular $649); both sizes show 'sold out or unavailable' on 2026-10-04)[2]
StatusOn saleOn sale
Typedisplay glasses (a wearable screen)display glasses (a wearable screen)
Displaybinocular Sony micro-OLED, 120Hz, 9-level electrochromic dimming, 1200p, 58° field of view, up to 1,250 nits[1]binocular Sony 0.55" micro-OLED with flat-prism (X-Prism) optics, 120Hz refresh, 1920x1080 per eye, 57° field of view, up to 700 nits[3]
CameraNoneNone
AudioNot publishedSound by Bose
WeightNot published87 g
ChipNot publishedXREAL X1
PrescriptionYes, range not published[1]Yes, range not published[2]
AndroidNot publishedAndroid 10 or later[4]
ControlsNot publishedbuttons on glasses and on-screen menu (OSD)
Countries listed11
Features tracked04

The differences that matter

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.

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Questions people ask

Which one works with Nintendo Switch?

Neither connects directly. VITURE says Switch and Switch 2 need its dock or an adapter; XREAL says Switch needs the XREAL Hub plus power, or an HDMI-to-USB-C adapter.

Which fits wide or narrow faces?

Both offer two sizes. The Beast comes in Regular (IPD 64±6mm) and Large (68±6mm); One Pro in Size M (57-66mm) and Size L (66-75mm), plus software IPD adjustment.

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Sources

  1. VITURE Beast product page(viture.com, read 4 October 2026)
  2. XREAL One Pro US store(us.shop.xreal.com)
  3. XREAL One series specifications(tutorials.xreal.com)
  4. tutorials.xreal.com(tutorials.xreal.com)

Last verified 5 October 2026 against the sources listed on this page.