⚡ Power Up Your Playtime!
The VITURE USB-C to Glasses and Charging Adapter is an essential accessory designed for gamers and tech enthusiasts, allowing simultaneous charging and connection to VITURE One XR Glasses. This adapter ensures you stay powered up for extended immersive experiences, making it perfect for gaming on the Switch or Steam Deck.
Current Rating | 3 Amps |
Power Plug | No Plug |
Connector Type Used on Cable | USB Type C |
Number of Ports | 3 |
Compatible Devices | VITURE XR Glasses |
Specific Uses For Product | PC |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Number of Items | 1 |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Finish Types | Glass |
Color | XR Glasses Adapter |
C**R
Works as intended, charges and allows use of the glasses.
Works perfectly to allow you to use the glasses and charge at the same time.
I**S
Great add on
Great for charging the phone and viewing via the phone app, sure they do more but for now find them very useful on flights and in the hotel
C**N
Works as expected
Does what it says on the tin.Tested with Samsung fold 5, a power bank and viture pro xr glasses.. this is the missing piece to complete a running all day setup.
D**D
Expensive but useful to have
Allows u to charge your device whilst having the glasses plugged in. Bought renewed so £10 cheaper, but still expensive for what it is
M**R
This just works👍🏻
Excellent piece of kit, works as designed.
J**E
AR Glasses For Longer
Trialled on various AR glasses, Xreal, Viture and works for all of them. Really handy to have the ability to charge and therefore use the device for longer periods. Recommended
N**T
Doesnt work half of the time
Not really good. Games are stuttering when i plug this to my handheld
A**E
A good solution, with a couple of issues.
This adapter does indeed solve the problem of charging the Steam Deck whilst using AR glasses. I've been using it with my Nreal air 2 glasses and it's lightweight, easy to use and pretty much plug and play - It works straight out of the box.There are a few connection problems here and there - occasionally the glasses don't register, or the charger, or both. Thankfully this issue isn't often and simply unplugging and replugging everything in seems to solve it. On rare occasions a Steam Deck reset is needed.The other issue, most likely if your power source is from a portable power bank, is that once the power bank drains of power, the glasses go off. This is a regular issue and when it happens, I need to disconnect the glasses from the adapter and plug them straight into the steam deck.It's not perfect but it's a great solution to a problem that I'm sure many other gamers have encountered.
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