Tag Archives: VR headsets

The highly anticipated Quest 3 and Apple Vision Pro demonstrate drastically different approaches to the XR market. What do they say about the XR ecosystem?

As we head into the next generation of XR hardware, what are the big developments and releases coming out of the industry?

The VIVE XR Elite launched quietly but is one of the most exciting things we’ve seen from the company in some time. But there are questions too.

Lenovo ThinkReality VRX and what it means for business in the context of the recent Pico 4 announcement and the upcoming Meta Quest Pro announcement.

We take a look at Pico 4 and Pico 4 Pro VR headsets, complete with redesigned controllers, an updated operating system, and a beefed-up content ecosystem.

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.

Spatial computing enthusiasts said we'd all be in the metaverse by now. Why is it not so? Why aren't we all equipped with a headset?

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).

Galea has been an under-wraps and largely under-the-radar project from OpenBCI for a while. We know now that the R&D headset is built on the Varjo Aero.

Our honest opinion about this Quest 2 strap and battery pack. Spoiler alert, it’s way better than the native Quest strap. But, do you need it? Maybe.

Discover the most important AR/VR trends for 2022 and their impact on the way we live, work, shop, and discover entertainment opportunities.

We will look at the best VR headsets in 2022 from every point of view – from top performance to affordability.

The Meta Quest 2 delivers a huge bang for not a lot of buck, and the companion mobile app has a lot going for it. But, there are a couple of… provisos.

XR gaming brings real-world elements and virtual elements together to create interactive 3D experiences for gamers.

The Neo 3 was announced in April, but isn’t set to hit the shelves until summer 2022, coinciding with Pico’s consumer support coming to the US.

Coming in at just under $2k, Varjo Aero may not be a “consumer” headset. But, at $2k less than Varjo’s next cheapest headset, we’re more than excited to see it.

With a $500 price tag, VIVE Flow is the first of the company’s headsets that will be available to many. We’re impressed with the specs, but it’s no Cosmos.

Focus 3 and Pro 2 headsets, Reality System 2, Sync coming out of beta, a new partner program, and more announced at an enterprise-focused VIVECON.

Pico is continuing a trend among high-end enterprise VR manufacturers to drive innovation with frequent product launches, just 14 months after Neo 2.

Varjo’s third generation of XR and VR headsets are here, just two years after their predecessors and both with price tags above $3k. How much is too much?