Tag Archives: VR accessories

YOGES has an innovative take on adapters for Quest 2 controllers, including a unique removable piece that turns both controllers into a double-headed blade.

The look that we have now is a prototype - one that demonstrates how haptic gloves in general work. But, how do they compete in immersion and price?

Valkyrie Industries has an innovative idea for using haptics to get swole in muscle-pumping VR cardio. But, there are a lot of reasons to want electrical muscle stimulation in VR.

We take a look at the HaptX Gloves G1, both on their own and as to what they mean for the company and the larger industries of spatial computing and robotics.

ARPost tries on the YOGES Quest 2 head strap, from opening the box, assembly, into VR, and out again. We’ll also talk about price, pros, and cons.

A hands-on review and a cost-analysis of the VR Wave prescription lens inserts with optional blue light and glare protection for Meta Quest 2.

Our hands-on unboxing and demo of Conquest VR with both the Pico Neo 3 and an already-modified Meta Quest 2, with price analysis and commentary.

Conquest VR launched at AWE and is getting ready to roll out a hardware adapter bringing high-quality audio to Meta Quest 2 (and everything else).

SenseGlove announced its enterprise Nova model with a prototype at CES. Now, it's ready for order. We look at what’s in the box and how it works.

Your instinct might be to turn to outside companies for your AR and VR accessories. But the company that made your headset might already have your back.

The display makes the experience, but AR and VR accessories can make that experience more fun, more practical, or more precise to your unique needs.

Yaw VR is taking virtual reality gaming to a whole new level after reaching over $1M in crowdfunding for its Yaw2 motion simulator and smart chair.

  Since buying my Oculus CV1 two years ago, there's been one must-have VR accessory I swear by -- a...