VITURE’s new XR glasses look straight out of Phantom Blade Zero
Phantom Blade Zero isn’t stopping at your TV. Its kung-fu world is coming to your face, too.
VITURE and S-GAME have collaborated to create special XR glasses, named VITURE x Phantom Blade Zero: Phantom Beast, for the upcoming action game. These limited-edition glasses reimagine VITURE's existing Beast XR hardware with a design inspired by the game's fusion of wuxia, martial arts, and punk fantasy. The glasses cost $599 and will be available for pre-order on October 29.
Their distinctive features include metal temple detailing inspired by protagonist Soul, wuxia-inspired patterns on the neck strap, and a sword-like carrying case. The glasses also include collector-style packaging, a miniature Mó Sanguine sword, artwork cards, stickers, and a themed lens cloth. For those who order by November 5, they receive a scroll-style map based on the game's world.
The core hardware remains the same as VITURE's Beast XR glasses, featuring Sony Micro-OLED displays capable of creating a virtual screen up to 174 inches wide when viewed from four meters away. Each eye receives a 1200p image, a 120Hz refresh rate, and peak brightness of 1,250 nits. The glasses offer nine-level electrochromic dimming, 3DoF spatial tracking, HARMAN-powered spatial audio, and five display modes.
They connect to various devices via USB-C, including Windows PCs, Macs, iPhones, Android phones, and Steam Deck. Console players will require additional VITURE hardware, such as the Pro Mobile Dock for PlayStation and Xbox systems. A simpler headphone option, Audio-Technica's ATH-M20xSTS StreamSet, is priced at $99. This wired headset features Audio-Technica’s cardioid condenser microphone and borrows its basic design from the ATH-M20x professional monitor headphones.
On the other hand, Samsung is showcasing its 1,100Hz refresh rate Odyssey G6 gaming monitor at Gamescom 2026, which surpasses the previously announced 1,040Hz maximum.
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