The Viture Luma Ultra glasses are a bit disappointing at the moment, but the combination of a surprising Cyberpunk look and the promise of local content means that these are going to be smart glasses indeed.

The Viture Luma Ultra is now available after months of waiting, and I’ve been using them for a few weeks now to see how they compare to the best smart glasses. While these are the best pairs Viture has made to date, a few missing features hold them back from true greatness.

But before we jump into that, let’s take a look at what the Viture Luma Ultra is and how it differs from other thick Viture smart glasses. In a nutshell, the Luma Ultra improves on the Luma Pro experience by adding a brighter display, two more cameras, and 6DoF tracking. Viture debuted its Luma series with the Viture Luma Pro in July, marking the first smart glasses from the company to ship with a built-in camera.

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Viture Luma Ultra enhances the experience with a total of three cameras: one on the bridge of the nose and two on the outer sides of each lens. This enables Viture Luma Ultra to provide full 6DoF spatial tracking, so virtual screens float in place no matter how fast or moving you are. The trick is that you have to use Viture’s Spacewalker software to make 6DoF work.

In this way, it feels like Viture is still stuck in the past, as the Xreal One can do 6DoF with. anywhere video output device, no software required. You need an additional Xreal Eye camera for those glasses, but the final cost is still less than the Viture Luma Pro, making it hard to recommend the Luma Pro if you’re just going for a straight plug and play smart display glasses.