VITURE Prescription Lenses and Diopter Dials, Explained
By AR Compare Team ·
VITURE splits prescription support into two documented layers, and knowing which one you need is the whole game. Built-in diopter dials handle plain nearsightedness on the spot: rotary knobs on the frame move the optics until the picture is sharp, no optician involved. The clip-on Prescription Lens Frame handles what the dials cannot: astigmatism, farsightedness, and prescriptions stronger than your model’s dial ceiling. Both layers are maker-documented, and this page reports them from the verified prescription record behind our prescription guide and ranking (swept 2026-09-17).
The dials: myopia only, and the ceiling depends on the model
Every dial-equipped VITURE model adjusts sphere power for nearsighted users only — VITURE’s own copy is consistent about that on every product page. What changes between models is the ceiling, and the differences are real product differentiation, confirmed model by model:
| Model | Documented prescription support | Recorded price |
|---|---|---|
| VITURE Beast | Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $549 |
| VITURE Luma Pro | Built-in dials, -4.00 to 0.00 · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $499 |
| VITURE Luma Ultra | Built-in dials, -4.00 to 0.00 · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $599 |
| VITURE Luma XR | Built-in dials, -6.00 to 0.00 · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $399 |
| VITURE One Lite | Built-in dials · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $349 |
| VITURE Pro 2 | Built-in dials, -5.00 to 0.00 · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $299 |
| VITURE Pro XR | Built-in dials, -5.00 to 0.00 · Inserts / lens frame, -16.00 to +12.00, cyl up to 6.00 | $459 |
The surprises worth calling out:
- The base Luma XR out-dials the pricier Lumas. VITURE markets its -6.00 adjustment as record-setting, while the Luma Pro and Luma Ultra stop at -4.00 — each figure from its own product page. If you are around -5.00 and want to skip custom lenses entirely, the cheaper base model is the one that covers you.
- The Pro 2 has twin 0 to -5.00 dials. VITURE’s copy says “twin” dials; it does not say independent-per-eye, so neither do we.
- The One Lite has dials with no published ceiling. VITURE documents that the dials exist, but no live maker page ties a number to this model — the record keeps the silence.
- The Beast has no dials at all. VITURE explains why on its page: the way the Beast handles on-device tracking rules out on-device myopia adjustment. Prescription wearers go straight to the frame — the Beast prescription page covers that frame-only route in full.
The frame: astigmatism, plus power, and everything past the dials
VITURE’s Prescription Lens Frame With Lenses is the documented boundary path, and its order form publishes real limits: sphere -16.00 to +12.00, cylinder -6.00 to +6.00, axis 1-180, with 1.67 and 1.74 index options. The frame pages are equally clear about what is not covered: single vision only — progressive, bifocal, and ADD lenses are not supported — and prism users must email VITURE support before ordering. Lenses are custom-made and non-returnable.
Pricing: $79 with single-vision lenses or $19 frame-only at our earlier fetch of the official page; our 2026-09-17 sweep reached only Singapore-locale pricing, so treat the dollar figures as of that earlier date. Each model family takes its own frame variant (the Pro 2’s snap-fits at the nose bridge; the Beast has a dedicated frame), so order the one named for your model.
Which layer do you need?
- Plain nearsightedness inside your model’s dial range → nothing to buy. Turn the knobs until sharp. This is also the honest reason a shared pair works across a household — though note VITURE says “twin” dials without stating independent per-eye adjustment, so we do not state it either.
- Cylinder on your prescription, any plus power, or myopia past the ceiling → the lens frame, with your full sphere, cylinder, and axis ground in.
- Progressives or bifocals → not supported on any VITURE path, per the frame pages. Prism → VITURE documents an email-first route: contact its support with your prescription before ordering. If progressives are essential, compare the in-frame lens programs from other makers in the prescription guide before committing.
One practical note the two-layer design earns: a dial-equipped VITURE is the rare pair that several differently-sighted people can genuinely share, because each wearer resets the correction in seconds without owning anything custom. The discontinued VITURE One sits in the same documented family — VITURE’s live frame page still names it alongside the Pro with -5.00 dials — but as a discontinued model it stays out of the table above, which lists only what you can buy today.
As everywhere on this site: these are the maker’s published limits, not medical advice — confirm your exact numbers with your optician before ordering custom lenses. For how VITURE’s picks score against every other prescription-capable pair on recorded specs, see the best prescription smart glasses ranking; for the display-side trade-offs, VITURE Pro 2 vs XREAL One Pro settles the flagship question spec by spec. The other brands’ documented routes: XREAL, RayNeo, and Rokid.
Frequently asked questions
Do VITURE glasses have prescription support built in?
Most models do, for nearsightedness only: built-in diopter dials above the lenses adjust each eye on the spot. Recorded ceilings differ by model — the base Luma dials to -6.00, the Luma Pro and Ultra to -4.00, the Pro 2 and Pro XR to -5.00 — and the Beast has no dials at all. The dials never cover astigmatism or farsightedness; that is what the clip-on lens frame is for.
Do VITURE dials correct astigmatism?
No. The dials adjust sphere power only, on every model. If your prescription has a cylinder value, VITURE's documented answer is the Prescription Lens Frame: custom single-vision lenses covering sphere -16.00 to +12.00 and cylinder from -6.00 to +6.00 with a full axis range.
How much does the VITURE prescription frame cost?
The frame with custom single-vision lenses listed at $79, or $19 frame-only, on the official page at our earlier fetch — our latest sweep reached only Singapore-locale pricing, so treat the dollar figures as of that fetch. The lenses are custom-made and non-returnable.
Can you get progressive lenses for VITURE glasses?
No — VITURE's frame pages state single vision only, with progressive, bifocal, and ADD lenses not currently supported. Prism users are told to email VITURE support before ordering. If progressives are non-negotiable, an in-frame lens program from another maker is the documented route, compared in our prescription guide.