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How to use your Galaxy S26 as a PC with Samsung DeX
Galaxy S26 Series supports wired DeX through USB-C to an external display or through an adapter and HDMI.
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Verified XR compatibility
VITURE Beast + Galaxy S26 Ultra
CompatibleDirect connection
VITURE Beast connects directly to Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Evidence A
Confidence medium
Verified
Protocol-derived result. This connection is inferred from official host output specifications and official glasses input requirements. The exact device pair has not yet been explicitly confirmed by the manufacturer.
Recommended route
How to connect
Recommended connection route.
HostGalaxy S26 Ultra
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XR glassesVITURE Beast
Capability matrix
What works
Connection and feature support are evaluated separately, so a direct connection can still have feature limitations.
Video
✓supported
Direct USB-C
✓supported
No adapter is required for the primary route.
Audio
✓supported
Native 3dof
✓supported
Supported by the glasses hardware.
Evidence chain
Why we say this
Compatibility conclusions are linked to explicit manufacturer or technical evidence rather than generated from prose alone.
A
How The Beast Stands Apart
VITURE Beast connects directly to Steam Deck and USB-C handhelds; Switch 2 works via VITURE Pro Mobile Dock.
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VITURE Beast Dock Pack
VITURE Beast supports direct handheld connections and 120Hz; Pro Mobile Dock supports Switch and Switch 2.
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Related compatibility
Check nearby combinations
Only launch-indexed results are linked here.
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Methodology
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Rules first, overrides when necessary
We calculate compatibility from device capabilities, connection protocols and verified accessory paths. Model-specific exceptions override protocol inference.