The official Phantom Blade Zero smart glasses from Viture are here
Viture Phantom Beast features a unique design, comes in a special metal-and-leather scabbard carrying case, and includes three exclusive Phantom Blade Zero collectibles. more…
Viture has introduced the Phantom Beast, a unique pair of smart glasses designed for augmented reality gaming. This edition, available for $599, is the company's second special edition release, following the successful launch of the Viture Beast earlier this year. The Phantom Beast partners with S-GAME to bring the highly anticipated game, Phantom Blade Zero, to life. Featuring the same 3DoF tracking and clear optics as the standard Viture Beast, the Phantom Beast boasts a distinctive design and enhanced features.
The glasses come in a special metal-and-leather scabbard carrying case, elevating the overall presentation of the product. The metal decals on the temples, inspired by Phantom Zero Blade's Soul Blade, add to the game-inspired aesthetic. As a collector's item, the Phantom Beast is engineered to be shelf-ready, allowing users to proudly display it in their gaming spaces.
The package includes the Viture Phantom Beast smart glasses, along with three exclusive collectibles. These glasses are plug-and-play compatible with any smartphone or computer that supports USB-C display output. The virtual screen produced by the glasses is equivalent to a 174-inch display, adjustable in size and distance. With a 1200p resolution per eye, 120Hz refresh rate, and 1,250-nit peak brightness, the Phantom Beast delivers a high-quality visual experience. Its built-in electrochromic dimming technology ensures optimal viewing comfort.
To connect the Phantom Beast to a PS5, users will need to purchase a $29 cable. Moreover, the glasses maintain Viture's capability to work with Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 devices. However, a Mobile Dock Mini is required to extend the Switch's battery life, serving as a 10,000mAh battery pack.
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