Pro Mobile Dock First-Ever Immersive XR Experience for Switch 2, Compatible with PS, Co-op Stream & Play, 2D/3D Content, fits Switch, Fire TV, HDMI Devices, for USB-C Display & XR/AR Glasses

I was looking at these compare to RayNeo Joydock and Xreal's Neo (I know confusing isn't it, the Neo doesn't below to RayNeo but Xreal), but after much deliberation I found Viture's pro mobile dock to be the most complete for about th same price as the competition. What's got me the most sold though is how there's option for two glasses output as well as output for HDMI! So not only can you use this as a mobile dock, but also as a classic stationary dock to a tv. My only complaint and missed opportunity from Viture about this device is how you cannot connect charge the device while it's in use since the port that is used to charge it is the same as the port that's used to connect to the source device, meaning to connect to the Switch or Switch 2, etc. So in other words there's a limit to how long you can use these battery dependent, which I think to most people should be okay but for those diehards that wants to do a longer playthrough will need to force stop themselves to allow the device to charge before being to use it again. I haven't tried to test how long it'll take to drain the battery but my guess after my initial use suggests somewhere between 5-7 hours of play. Again, unfortunate how you can't use the dock and charge it, but I suppose it's okay and perhaps keeps costs down? Or so I hope that's the case. I still give it 5 stars because it works with my RayNeo Air 3S and should work with any device and isn't proprietary. I don't know if the other docks from RayNeo and Xreal are like either, but only on Viture's pro mobile dock here does it say on their product description that it works with "any" display-alt devices /glasses which is a welcome considering Nintendo's anti-consumerism take on their USB-C. Anyway, I digress. About the pro mobile dock, there doesn't seem to be any sort of lag or latency, or at least it's not noticeable to my eyes. It's also easy to use and is straightforward, just make the connections and you're good to go. A side note, I also have the attachment accessory for the switch 2 and they connect to one another perfectly. The plastics feels good and durable. At the time of this writing, the attachment kit had a promo that came free when you purchase this mobile dock, making this purchase an even better deal. I however mostly keep a protective case on my switch 2 which is not compatible with the attachment accessory, meaning if I can want to use the attachment accessory to connect the mobile dock to the switch 2, I first must remove the switch 2's protective case then can install the attachment. Overall this pro mobile dock from Viture to me is the superior dock accessory for your AR glasses thanks to its two output and HDMI output option, highly recommended!

This with the VITURE Luma Pro’s are such an awesome combo with the Nintendo switch 2. All my devices are updated to the latest firmware as of 11-16-2025 and work as expected. The VITURE glasses and Pro mobile dock are easy to update but be aware you need the right kind of usb C port on your computer for them to update and be recognized. 4 stars for the amazing quality and build of the viture products and how easy they are to set up. This thing is great for its value too because you can use it with any hdmi device like a ps5 as well and it can charge your switch 1&2 and any other devices that use USB C like my iPhone 16 Pro Max. You can use two pairs of glasses with this dock to play on the devices I mentioned. You can even connect your USB C display port phone like my iPhone or android to play a movie and charge the phone at the same time. Playing Pokemon ZA with this is so much more fun in my opinion and it just looks great because it’s displaying at a higher output than handheld. The only thing I have to stress though is I did have to contact VITURE Customer support who were amazing btw. I had to reach out because the included small cable does not work for a switch 2 but that’s because Nintendo goes out of their way to make 3rd party docks harder to use. Initially, the small cable did work but after an update on my switch 2, it stopped working and VITURE recommended a lightning 4 usb C 40gbps data transfer Amazon cable which did resolve the issue caused by Nintendo’s anti consumer system update. While this isn’t Viture’s fault, they are aware of the issue and I think they should consider updating their packaging to require purchasing a cable separately or update the price of their pro mobile dock to include a working cable.

Works pretty well with the Switch except for the Switch wanting to run in docked mode when external power is added. That means, you can't play with the Joycons attached. But that's an issue with the Switch and not this dock. I had an issue with the original firmware causing the Pro Dock to lock up when connected to a SteamDeck that went into standby, but I was able to correct it by draining the battery flat and then charging it back up again. Updating it to the latest firmware prevents the issue in the future so make sure you do that out of the box. I do wish it output 40W+ instead of 20W on the main port because it results in the SteamDeck being slow charged which is okay for light games, but doesn't do much for more power hungry games. That said it does have a lot of improvements over the original Dock like supporting general video out on top of supporting the Viture glasses. And Viture does have solid customer service and supports their devices after launch which is more than I can say for other companies in this niche that I've tried.

The Viture Pro Mobile Dock is an impressive companion for the Viture XR glasses, and two features really make it stand out: its long-lasting battery and its ability to power two glasses at once. First, the battery performance is excellent. The built-in battery provides enough power for extended movie sessions or gaming without constantly worrying about finding an outlet. It also supports pass-through charging, meaning you can keep your device topped up while using it, which adds a layer of convenience when traveling or on long commutes. Second, the dual-glasses connectivity feature is a game changer. Being able to connect two Viture glasses simultaneously transforms the experience — you can watch a movie or play a game together without sharing a screen. The connection is seamless, with no noticeable lag or drop in quality for either viewer. It’s perfect for sharing immersive experiences with friends or family. Overall, the Viture Pro Mobile Dock delivers both power and practicality, making it an essential accessory for anyone who owns Viture glasses. It’s rare to find a device that combines mobility, endurance, and shared entertainment so effortlessly.

Does work with computers with onBoard GPU. But that's it. Does not work through HDMI using a dedicated GPU. Does not work using the supplied USBC cable on Google Pixel 9 Pro XL martphone. Advertised as working with smartphones but doesn't work with any smartphones I've tried. With the included cable. Terrible experience. Also cannot update firmware using any PC with dedicated GPU. Has to have DP alt mode via hardware. Bought another adapter for under $30 that works much better. albeit without a built in battery. But even with a battery bank it's much cheaper. Going to return the dock.

This is my first Viture Pro Mobile Dock, and it fits right into my XR glasses routine like it was made for it. I plug in my Switch 2 or PS controller, and boom – smooth co-op streaming and 3D play on a big virtual screen. The 15-inch 2K display is sharp and bright, way better than fumbling with tiny screens on the go. It's super portable too, slips into my bag easy for travel gaming sessions. I grabbed one for my wife after she tried mine during a movie night – she loves sharing the screen with friends for double the fun, and it works great with her Fire TV for cozy setup. Battery holds up well, and the USB-C ports make connecting everything a breeze. No lag, no hassle. If you're into portable XR gaming or just want a better way to stream, this dock is a game-changer. Totally worth it!

Worked right out the box with no hassle. No firmware update or special cable needed. Just plugged in my glasses, detached my joy-cons and then plugged in the switch 2 with the provided cable. Played Hogwarts Legacy (switch 2 version) to test it. Before I knew it an hour had gone by. I’ll be honest, it was bigger than expected but the quality is superb. So glad I added this to my Viture Pro setup. Great value and makes playing on the go so much easier. Next up might be viture’s switch 2 controller. They’ve certainly made a fan out of me!

I don't normally leave reviews but people need to be aware. The INCLUDED CABLE DOES NOT WORK WITH SWITCH 2. The device itself works if you buy a 3rd party USB C Alt cable. But the cable included DOES NOT WORK. It's the wrong type, not supporting video. This is likely why there are so many returns. Buy the correct cable and it will work. I feel like Viture should be aware of this as well.