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The Viture Beast Looks Like Real Glasses, Mostly - DTNS 5271

Daily Tech News Show

Tom Merritt

News, Technology

4.81.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 May 2026

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Apple’s Siri revamp might launch with an auto-delete control that puts conversation history in the hands of users, and Microsoft is retiring the Teams Together mode view after first launching in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown.


Starring Jason Howell and Robb Dunewood.


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0:00.0

Buckle up, everybody. This is the Daily Tech News for Monday, May 18th, 2026. We tell you what you need to know, give you the important context, and help each other understand.

0:17.1

Today, Jason shares his review of the top tier display glass is fittingly called the beast.

0:22.6

The beast.

0:23.6

That really kind of sets the story, doesn't it?

0:26.6

I'm excited.

0:27.6

I'm Jason Howell.

0:28.6

And I'm Rob Dundewood.

0:29.6

Let's start with what you need to know with the big story.

0:33.6

The big glasses story called the Vitcher Beast, the brand VITURE.

0:42.4

I think it's VITUR. It's V-I-T-U-R-E.

0:44.8

It's easy to think that it's a virtue or vittur if you're distinguished, but I think it's actually Vitcher.

0:52.7

These are a new pair of display glasses.

0:55.1

I think I had reviewed the Xreal 1S maybe on this show a couple of months ago,

1:00.7

and people were pretty positive about kind of me doing that.

1:03.9

So I just wrapped up my review of the Vitcher Beast glasses, and I thought, I'll share it with you.

1:09.2

Not to mention also, just a little peek behind the scenes. It's kind of a slow news day. I think everybody's preparing for Google I.O. and everything, which you're going to hear about tomorrow. Anyways, so why don't we talk a little bit more about these like display glasses category because honestly, Rob, I haven't talked to you about this stuff yet. And I'm curious to know kind of what you think. And I think there might be something with these glasses that might appeal to you because I am also a glasses wearer, normal corrective glasses wearer. We'll get to that. But these glasses are pretty expensive. They're $550 for the pair,ish, right around there. I think they actually launched at $100 to $150 more expensive than that, but then they dropped the price, which I think was a good move on Vitcher's part. They originally launched in January. And so you might be like, why are you talking about it now? We're already in May. And the reason is because when they launched these glasses in January, they did so in that like, yay, the beast is out and it does all these things, except these things that you might want it for are not there yet. You're going to have to wait for a firmware update. And when that happened, I was like, okay, I'm not going to review these until it can deliver on the majority of the promises that they had

2:18.1

out of the gate. And that firmware update came a couple of weeks ago. So while I had been using

2:24.3

these for months, just to get familiar with them, I've used them a lot in the last couple of weeks

2:29.2

with the new updates. So I guess what we can talk about real quick, and then I'll throw it over to you.

2:34.5

What works here.

2:35.7

They've got the widest field of view in the display glasses category, 58 degrees.

2:40.5

Very bright.

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