Viture just dropped the Pro 2 — its thinnest, lightest AR glasses yet at $300

Viture just dropped the Pro 2 — its thinnest, lightest AR glasses yet at $300. The wearable display race is accelerating, and that's great news for anyone watching the space. But while AR glasses are still finding their footing for everyday use, VR headsets like Meta Quest have already solved a harder problem: delivering a completely different image to each eye in a stable, tracked environment. That capability — dichoptic presentation — is exactly what vision therapy for amblyopia (lazy eye) needs. Amblyotube, developed by Seven Sports, turns a Meta Quest into a therapeutic device. You watch YouTube-style content while the app presents different visual stimuli to each eye, training coordination and attention in a way that's engaging, not clinical. No separate hardware purchase required if you already have a Quest. The Viture Pro 2 shows where wearable optics are heading. Amblyotube shows what's already possible today with the headset on your shelf. Learn more: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/amblyotube