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Virtual reality at home – see the selection of VR headsets

Experience new worlds without leaving the living room
Electronics
Electronics
5 min
Virtual reality has become part of everyday life. Get an overview of different types of VR headsets, their features and uses, and find out how you can experience new worlds directly from your living room.
Alexander Jones
Alexander
Jones

Virtual reality at home – see the selection of VR headsets

Experience new worlds without leaving the living room
Electronics
Electronics
5 min
Virtual reality has become part of everyday life. Get an overview of different types of VR headsets, their features and uses, and find out how you can experience new worlds directly from your living room.
Alexander Jones
Alexander
Jones

Virtual reality has in just a few years moved from being a futuristic idea to becoming an accessible technology for everyone. With a VR headset, you can dive into games, films and interactive experiences that feel more immersive than ever before. Whether you are interested in gaming, training, creativity or social interaction, there are now VR solutions that suit different needs and budgets.

In this article, you will get an overview of different types of VR headsets and their main features, so you can get an impression of the possibilities available for bringing virtual reality into the home.

The article presents a selection of VR headsets from different manufacturers and in various price ranges. The aim is to provide a broad insight into the market and the features that characterise the most common types of headsets – from standalone models to those that require connection to a computer or gaming console. The information about the products is based on publicly available descriptions from manufacturers and retailers and is summarised to provide a clear and informative overview.

1
Professional VR experience
HTC VIVE PRO 2
A professional virtual reality headset from HTC with high resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate and wide field of view, designed for a precise and comfortable VR experience.
Why it was chosen: The HTC VIVE Pro 2 was selected for its combination of high image quality, precise tracking and compatibility with the SteamVR system. It represents an advanced choice for users who want a VR solution for both gaming and professional use.

The HTC VIVE Pro 2 is a virtual reality headset developed to deliver a sharp and smooth visual experience. With a total resolution of 4896 x 2448 pixels and a 120 Hz refresh rate, VR content is rendered with high detail and minimal blur.

The headset uses dual RGB low-persistence LCD screens, which reduce motion blur and improve colour reproduction. The wide 120-degree field of view provides a more natural and immersive experience, while the adjustable interpupillary distance (IPD) ensures an optimal fit for different users.

VIVE Pro 2 supports SteamVR Tracking 2.0 and is compatible with both 1.0 and 2.0 base stations, providing precise motion tracking in both games and professional applications. The headset has built-in microphones and detachable headphones, so sound and communication are integrated directly into the experience.

The package includes, among other things, a link box, power supply, cables and maintenance accessories. Controllers and base stations must be purchased separately.

  • 5K resolution: 2448 x 2448 pixels per eye provide extremely sharp images.
  • 120 Hz refresh rate: Provides smooth motion and reduces latency.
  • 120° field of view: Expands the visual perspective for a more realistic experience.
  • Adjustable IPD: Adapts to the user's eye distance for better comfort.
  • SteamVR Tracking 2.0: Compatible with both 1.0 and 2.0 base stations for precise tracking.

Pros and cons

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Fast refresh rate up to 120 Hz
  • Wide field of view for increased realism
  • Compatible with existing SteamVR ecosystem
  • Adjustable fit and integrated audio
  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Controllers and base stations not included
  • Wireless use reduces refresh rate to 90 Hz

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Fast refresh rate up to 120 Hz
  • Wide field of view for increased realism
  • Compatible with existing SteamVR ecosystem
  • Adjustable fit and integrated audio

Cons

  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Controllers and base stations not included
  • Wireless use reduces refresh rate to 90 Hz

Pros

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Fast refresh rate up to 120 Hz
  • Wide field of view for increased realism
  • Compatible with existing SteamVR ecosystem
  • Adjustable fit and integrated audio

Cons

  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Controllers and base stations not included
  • Wireless use reduces refresh rate to 90 Hz
Pros: The headset offers very high resolution and image quality, a fast refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and a wide field of view that increases realism. It is also compatible with the existing SteamVR ecosystem and has an adjustable fit with integrated audio.
Cons: It requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate, controllers and base stations are not included, and when used wirelessly, the refresh rate is reduced to 90 Hz.
Pros: The headset offers very high resolution and image quality, a fast refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and a wide field of view that increases realism. It is also compatible with the existing SteamVR ecosystem and has an adjustable fit with integrated audio.
Cons: It requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate, controllers and base stations are not included, and when used wirelessly, the refresh rate is reduced to 90 Hz.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: HTC
  • Model: 99HASW004-00
  • EAN: 4718487719167
  • Item number: 2943727
  • Device type: Virtual reality headset
  • Display type: Dual RGB low-persistence LCD
  • Resolution per eye: 2448 x 2448
  • Total resolution: 4896 x 2448 at 120 Hz
  • Field of view: 120°
  • Sensors: G-sensor, gyro sensor, IPD sensor, proximity sensor
  • Tracking: SteamVR Tracking 2.0 (compatible with 1.0 and 2.0 base stations)
  • Built-in equipment: 2 microphones, detachable headphones
  • Interface: DisplayPort 1.4, USB-C, Bluetooth
  • Included equipment: Cleaning cloth, lens protection card, ear caps, link box, power adapter, cables
  • System requirements: Microsoft Windows 10 / 11
2
Advanced VR technology
Pimax Crystal Light (headset only)
An advanced PC-based VR headset from Pimax with 2880 x 2880 resolution per eye, aspheric glass lenses and inside-out tracking. Designed for users who want high image quality and flexible setup without a subscription.
Why it was chosen: Pimax Crystal Light was selected for its combination of high resolution, local dimming and inside-out tracking. It represents a high-end VR headset for PC users who prioritise image sharpness and flexibility without the need for external sensors.

Pimax Crystal Light (headset only) is a PC-based virtual reality headset that delivers a sharp and detailed visual experience with a resolution of 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye. The high pixel density of 35 PPD contributes to a clear and realistic image suitable for both gaming and professional use.

The headset uses QLED + Mini-LED panels with optional local dimming, which improves contrast and colour reproduction. The aspheric glass lenses provide a wide field of view and a large 'sweet spot', so the image remains sharp over a larger part of the field of view.

With variable refresh rates of up to 120 Hz and manual IPD adjustment between 58 and 72 mm, the user can tailor the experience to their own preferences. Tracking is done via 6DoF inside-out technology, which means no external sensors are required.

The headset supports fixed foveated rendering 2.0 and is compatible with the Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module. It has integrated audio, a 3.5 mm jack and two microphones, and weighs 815 grams. This version comes without controllers and requires no subscription service.

  • High resolution: 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye for sharp and detailed images.
  • QLED + Mini-LED display: Improved contrast and colour reproduction with local dimming.
  • Aspheric glass lenses: Provide a wide field of view and a large sharpness zone.
  • Inside-out tracking: Easy setup without external sensors.
  • Variable refresh rate: Up to 120 Hz for smooth motion.
  • Manual IPD adjustment: 58–72 mm for individual customisation.

Pros and cons

  • Very high resolution per eye
  • QLED + Mini-LED technology with local dimming
  • Easy setup with inside-out tracking
  • Compatible with Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module
  • No subscription requirements
  • Comes without controllers
  • Relatively heavy headset (815 g)
  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Very high resolution per eye
  • QLED + Mini-LED technology with local dimming
  • Easy setup with inside-out tracking
  • Compatible with Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module
  • No subscription requirements

Cons

  • Comes without controllers
  • Relatively heavy headset (815 g)
  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate

Pros

  • Very high resolution per eye
  • QLED + Mini-LED technology with local dimming
  • Easy setup with inside-out tracking
  • Compatible with Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module
  • No subscription requirements

Cons

  • Comes without controllers
  • Relatively heavy headset (815 g)
  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
Pros: The headset has a very high resolution per eye, uses QLED and Mini-LED technology with local dimming, is easy to set up thanks to inside-out tracking, is compatible with both the Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module, and requires no subscription.
Cons: It comes without controllers, weighs relatively much at 815 grams, and requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate.
Pros: The headset has a very high resolution per eye, uses QLED and Mini-LED technology with local dimming, is easy to set up thanks to inside-out tracking, is compatible with both the Lighthouse faceplate and DMAS audio module, and requires no subscription.
Cons: It comes without controllers, weighs relatively much at 815 grams, and requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate.

Specifications

  • Resolution: 2880 x 2880 per eye (35 PPD)
  • Display: QLED + Mini-LED with local dimming (optional)
  • Refresh rates: 60, 72, 90, 120 Hz
  • Field of view (FOV): 130° diagonal / 115° horizontal / 105° vertical
  • Lens material: Glass
  • Lens type: Aspheric
  • Tracking: 6DoF inside-out tracking
  • IPD: 58–72 mm (manual adjustment)
  • Foveated rendering: Fixed 2.0
  • Lighthouse faceplate compatibility: Yes
  • Eye tracking: No
  • Weight: 815 g (headset)
  • Audio: Integrated audio, 3.5 mm jack, 2 microphones
  • DMAS compatibility: Yes
  • Model: PVH00010176
  • EAN: 6977402870088
  • Item number: 3297379
3
Immersive drone experience
DJI Goggles 3
An advanced FPV headset from DJI with micro-OLED screens, low latency and O4 video transmission, providing a realistic flying experience in 1080p at 100 Hz.
Why it was chosen: The DJI Goggles 3 were selected for their combination of high image quality, low latency, and compatibility with multiple DJI drones. They represent the latest generation of FPV goggles with a focus on comfort, adjustability, and wireless performance.

The DJI Goggles 3 is a virtual reality headset designed for use with selected DJI drones such as the Air 3, Mini 4 Pro, and Avata 2. Using O4 video transmission technology, the goggles deliver a live first-person feed in high resolution with minimal delay, providing a realistic and responsive flying experience.

The headset is equipped with two micro-OLED screens that display the image in 1080p at 100 frames per second. The low latency and high refresh rate ensure a smooth and clear image, even during fast movements.

The goggles have adjustable dioptres from -6.0 to +2.0 D, allowing users with different vision needs to achieve a sharp image without additional lenses. A built-in defogging function can be activated with one press to prevent fogging on the lenses under changing temperature conditions.

With the Real View PiP function, the user can see their surroundings via picture-in-picture without removing the goggles. A Wi-Fi-enabled smartphone or tablet can also be used to monitor the drone’s live feed via the DJI Fly app.

The DJI Goggles 3 feature an integrated rechargeable battery with up to three hours of operating time and support connection via USB-C. They come with foam padding, an extra forehead pad, two -2.0 D corrective lenses, and a USB-C OTG cable.

  • O4 video transmission: Stable and long-range connection with low latency.
  • 1080p micro-OLED screens: High image quality with 100 Hz refresh rate.
  • Adjustable dioptre: Adjustment from -6.0 to +2.0 D for individual visual comfort.
  • Real View PiP: Ability to see surroundings without removing the goggles.
  • Integrated battery: Up to three hours of operating time per charge.

Pros and cons

  • High resolution and low latency for a realistic FPV experience
  • Compatible with multiple DJI drones
  • Adjustable dioptre for personal customisation
  • Built-in defogging function and Real View PiP
  • Long battery life of up to three hours
  • Relatively high price compared to previous models
  • Dependent on compatible DJI drones and controllers

Pros and cons

Pros

  • High resolution and low latency for a realistic FPV experience
  • Compatible with multiple DJI drones
  • Adjustable dioptre for personal customisation
  • Built-in defogging function and Real View PiP
  • Long battery life of up to three hours

Cons

  • Relatively high price compared to previous models
  • Dependent on compatible DJI drones and controllers

Pros

  • High resolution and low latency for a realistic FPV experience
  • Compatible with multiple DJI drones
  • Adjustable dioptre for personal customisation
  • Built-in defogging function and Real View PiP
  • Long battery life of up to three hours

Cons

  • Relatively high price compared to previous models
  • Dependent on compatible DJI drones and controllers
Pros: The goggles offer high resolution and low latency for a realistic FPV experience, are compatible with multiple DJI drones, have adjustable dioptres for personal customisation, built-in defogging function and Real View PiP, as well as a long battery life of up to three hours.
Cons: They have a relatively high price compared to previous models and depend on compatible DJI drones and controllers.
Pros: The goggles offer high resolution and low latency for a realistic FPV experience, are compatible with multiple DJI drones, have adjustable dioptres for personal customisation, built-in defogging function and Real View PiP, as well as a long battery life of up to three hours.
Cons: They have a relatively high price compared to previous models and depend on compatible DJI drones and controllers.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: DJI
  • Model: CP.FP.00000159.01
  • EAN: 6941565980069
  • Device type: Virtual reality headset
  • Screen type: OLED
  • Resolution per eye: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
  • Standard resolution: 1080 x 1920
  • Refresh rate: 100 Hz
  • Response time: 24 ms
  • Dioptre adjustment: -6.0 to +2.0 D
  • Connection: USB-C
  • Built-in equipment: Wi-Fi, SD card reader
  • Battery life: Up to 3 hours
  • Included software: DJI Fly App
  • Included accessories: Foam padding, extra forehead pad, 2 x -2.0 D corrective lenses, USB-C OTG cable
  • Shipping dimensions (W x D x H): 18.8 x 16.3 x 11.2 cm
  • Shipping weight: 669 g
4
Professional VR freedom
HTC Vive Focus 3
An advanced virtual reality headset from HTC with 5K resolution, 90 Hz refresh rate and wide field of view, designed for professional and wireless VR experience without the need for external sensors.
Why it was chosen: The HTC Vive Focus 3 was selected for its combination of high image quality, wireless functionality and precise inside-out tracking. It represents a modern solution for VR users who want freedom of movement and high performance without cables.

The HTC Vive Focus 3 is an all-in-one virtual reality headset that combines high resolution and fast refresh rate to deliver a realistic and smooth VR experience. The headset uses two 2.88-inch LCD panels with a resolution of 2448 x 2448 pixels per eye, providing a total resolution of 4896 x 2448 pixels.

With a refresh rate of 90 Hz and a field of view of up to 120 degrees, the device creates a wide and natural visual experience. It uses inside-out tracking via four built-in cameras, eliminating the need for external sensors and making setup simple.

The headset is equipped with dual microphones with echo cancellation and built-in speakers that support 3D sound. It also features Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 6 and two USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 ports for connecting accessories.

The battery is removable and hot-swappable, meaning it can be replaced without interrupting use. With a capacity of 26.6 Wh, it provides up to approximately two hours of operating time. The headset comes with two wireless controllers and has active cooling for stable performance during longer sessions.

  • 5K resolution: Two LCD panels with 2448 x 2448 pixels per eye provide sharp and detailed images.
  • 90 Hz refresh rate: Provides a smooth and responsive visual experience.
  • 120° field of view: Expands the visual experience and provides a more natural sense of depth.
  • Inside-out tracking: Four built-in cameras enable precise motion tracking without external sensors.
  • Replaceable battery: Hot-swappable design provides flexibility for longer use.
  • Built-in sound: Speakers with 3D sound and dual microphones with echo cancellation.

Pros and cons

  • High resolution and wide field of view for a realistic VR experience
  • Wireless and standalone operation without the need for a PC or cables
  • Inside-out tracking without external sensors
  • Replaceable battery for longer usage time
  • Built-in sound system with 3D sound and microphones
  • Relatively short battery life of around two hours per charge
  • The product is discontinued and may be difficult to find new

Pros and cons

Pros

  • High resolution and wide field of view for a realistic VR experience
  • Wireless and standalone operation without the need for a PC or cables
  • Inside-out tracking without external sensors
  • Replaceable battery for longer usage time
  • Built-in sound system with 3D sound and microphones

Cons

  • Relatively short battery life of around two hours per charge
  • The product is discontinued and may be difficult to find new

Pros

  • High resolution and wide field of view for a realistic VR experience
  • Wireless and standalone operation without the need for a PC or cables
  • Inside-out tracking without external sensors
  • Replaceable battery for longer usage time
  • Built-in sound system with 3D sound and microphones

Cons

  • Relatively short battery life of around two hours per charge
  • The product is discontinued and may be difficult to find new
Pros: The device offers high resolution and a wide field of view, providing a realistic VR experience, while operating wirelessly and independently without the need for a PC or cables, featuring inside-out tracking without external sensors, a replaceable battery for longer usage time, and a built-in sound system with 3D sound and microphones.
Cons: The battery life is relatively short at around two hours per charge, and the product is discontinued, which may make it difficult to find new.
Pros: The device offers high resolution and a wide field of view, providing a realistic VR experience, while operating wirelessly and independently without the need for a PC or cables, featuring inside-out tracking without external sensors, a replaceable battery for longer usage time, and a built-in sound system with 3D sound and microphones.
Cons: The battery life is relatively short at around two hours per charge, and the product is discontinued, which may make it difficult to find new.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: HTC
  • Model: 99HASY002-00
  • EAN: 4718487719235
  • Item number: 2956614
  • Device type: Virtual reality system
  • Display: Dual 2.88" LCD panels
  • Resolution per eye: 2448 x 2448 pixels
  • Total resolution: 4896 x 2448 pixels
  • Refresh rate: 90 Hz
  • Field of view: 120°
  • Sensors: 4 tracking cameras, G-sensor, gyroscope, proximity sensor
  • Tracking: Inside-out
  • Connections: 2 x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, headphone output, Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 6
  • Audio: Built-in speakers, dual array microphone with echo cancellation
  • Battery: 26.6 Wh, up to 2 hours of operating time, hot-swappable
  • Included equipment: 2 wireless controllers
  • Features: Removable battery, active cooling, adjustable IPD
5
Advanced VR experience
HTC VIVE XR ELITE
An advanced virtual reality system from HTC that combines high resolution, precise tracking, and wireless freedom in a compact design. Comes with the Vive Deluxe Pack for a complete VR experience.
Why it was chosen: The HTC VIVE XR Elite was selected for its combination of powerful hardware, flexible use, and integrated tracking without external sensors. It represents a modern approach to VR with a focus on mobility and image quality.

The HTC VIVE XR Elite is an all-in-one virtual reality headset that combines high performance with flexibility. The headset is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 platform and features 12 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, providing fast processing and space for VR content.

The two 2.88" LCD panels deliver a resolution of 1920 x 1920 pixels per eye and a refresh rate of 90 Hz, ensuring sharp images and smooth motion. The field of view of up to 110 degrees provides a wide and natural visual experience.

The headset uses inside-out tracking with four built-in cameras, eliminating the need for external sensors. It supports 6DoF motion tracking and includes sensors such as a gyroscope, G-sensor, proximity sensor, and depth sensor for precise motion detection.

Connectivity options include USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 ports, Bluetooth 5.2 + BLE, as well as Wi-Fi 6 and 6E. The audio system consists of built-in speakers and a dual array of microphones with echo cancellation.

The battery is a removable lithium-polymer battery with up to 2 hours of operating time and can be charged via USB-C. The headset comes with two wireless controllers, a battery dock, cables, and accessories, making it ready to use straight out of the box.

  • High resolution: 1920 x 1920 pixels per eye for sharp and detailed images.
  • Inside-out tracking: Four built-in cameras enable precise tracking without external sensors.
  • Powerful hardware: Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 with 12 GB RAM and 128 GB storage.
  • Wireless freedom: Integrated battery and Wi-Fi 6/6E provide flexible movement.
  • Complete set: Comes with Vive Deluxe Pack, controllers, and necessary accessories.

Pros and cons

  • High image quality with 90 Hz refresh rate
  • Built-in tracking without the need for base stations
  • Lightweight and modular design with removable battery
  • Strong wireless connection via Wi-Fi 6/6E
  • Comes with a comprehensive accessory package
  • Battery life of up to 2 hours may be limiting for longer sessions
  • Requires charging via USB-C between uses
  • The price may be on the higher side for casual users

Pros and cons

Pros

  • High image quality with 90 Hz refresh rate
  • Built-in tracking without the need for base stations
  • Lightweight and modular design with removable battery
  • Strong wireless connection via Wi-Fi 6/6E
  • Comes with a comprehensive accessory package

Cons

  • Battery life of up to 2 hours may be limiting for longer sessions
  • Requires charging via USB-C between uses
  • The price may be on the higher side for casual users

Pros

  • High image quality with 90 Hz refresh rate
  • Built-in tracking without the need for base stations
  • Lightweight and modular design with removable battery
  • Strong wireless connection via Wi-Fi 6/6E
  • Comes with a comprehensive accessory package

Cons

  • Battery life of up to 2 hours may be limiting for longer sessions
  • Requires charging via USB-C between uses
  • The price may be on the higher side for casual users
Pros: The device offers high image quality with a 90 Hz refresh rate, has built-in tracking without the need for base stations, a lightweight and modular design with a removable battery, a strong wireless connection via Wi-Fi 6/6E, and also comes with a comprehensive accessory package.
Cons: The battery life of up to two hours may be limiting for longer sessions, it requires charging via USB-C between uses, and the price may be on the higher side for more casual users.
Pros: The device offers high image quality with a 90 Hz refresh rate, has built-in tracking without the need for base stations, a lightweight and modular design with a removable battery, a strong wireless connection via Wi-Fi 6/6E, and also comes with a comprehensive accessory package.
Cons: The battery life of up to two hours may be limiting for longer sessions, it requires charging via USB-C between uses, and the price may be on the higher side for more casual users.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: HTC
  • Model: 99HATS003-00
  • EAN: 4718487721368
  • Item number: 3132817
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2
  • RAM: 12 GB
  • Storage: 128 GB
  • Display: Dual 2.88" LCD panels
  • Resolution per eye: 1920 x 1920 pixels (3840 x 1920 total)
  • Refresh rate: 90 Hz
  • Field of view: Up to 110°
  • Tracking: 6DoF inside-out with 4 cameras
  • Sensors: G-sensor, gyroscope, proximity sensor, depth sensor, RGB camera
  • Connections: 2x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, Bluetooth 5.2 + BLE, Wi-Fi 6 + 6E
  • Audio: Built-in speakers, dual array microphone with echo cancellation
  • Battery: Lithium-polymer, up to 2 hours of operating time, removable and rechargeable
  • Included equipment: 2 controllers, battery dock, cables, microfiber pouch, lens protection card, strap
6
Professional VR experience
HTC VIVE PRO 2 Full kit
A professional virtual reality headset with 5K resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate and wide field of view, delivered as a complete set with controllers and base stations.
Why it was chosen: HTC VIVE PRO 2 Full kit was selected for its combination of high image quality, precise tracking and comprehensive accessories. It represents an advanced VR setup for both gaming and professional applications.

HTC VIVE PRO 2 Full kit is a complete VR system that combines a high-end headset with two controllers and two base stations. The headset uses dual RGB low-persistence LCD screens with a total resolution of 4896 x 2448 pixels, providing sharp and detailed images in 5K quality.

With a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz and a field of view of 120 degrees, the system delivers a smooth and lifelike VR experience. The adjustable interpupillary distance (IPD) and ergonomic fit contribute to comfort during longer sessions.

The headset supports SteamVR Tracking 2.0, ensuring precise motion tracking in the room. It is equipped with integrated microphones, Bluetooth interface and USB-C port for accessories. The audio system consists of detachable headphones that can be adjusted according to the user's preferences.

The set also includes necessary cables and adapters, including DisplayPort and USB connections, as well as practical accessories such as a cleaning cloth and lens protection.

  • 5K resolution: 2448 x 2448 pixels per eye provides extremely sharp images.
  • 120 Hz refresh rate: Provides a smooth and responsive VR experience.
  • 120° field of view: Expands the visual experience and increases realism.
  • SteamVR Tracking 2.0: Precise motion tracking throughout the room.
  • Complete set: Includes headset, 2 controllers and 2 base stations.

Pros and cons

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Wide field of view and high refresh rate
  • Compatible with SteamVR Tracking 2.0
  • Adjustable fit and IPD for better comfort
  • Delivered as a complete set with all necessary equipment
  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Can be heavier and more complex to set up than simpler VR solutions

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Wide field of view and high refresh rate
  • Compatible with SteamVR Tracking 2.0
  • Adjustable fit and IPD for better comfort
  • Delivered as a complete set with all necessary equipment

Cons

  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Can be heavier and more complex to set up than simpler VR solutions

Pros

  • Very high resolution and image quality
  • Wide field of view and high refresh rate
  • Compatible with SteamVR Tracking 2.0
  • Adjustable fit and IPD for better comfort
  • Delivered as a complete set with all necessary equipment

Cons

  • Requires a powerful PC to utilise full resolution and refresh rate
  • Can be heavier and more complex to set up than simpler VR solutions
Pros: The headset has very high resolution and image quality, a wide field of view with high refresh rate, is compatible with SteamVR Tracking 2.0, has adjustable fit and IPD for better comfort and is delivered as a complete set with all necessary equipment.
Cons: It requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate and can be heavier and more complex to set up than simpler VR solutions.
Pros: The headset has very high resolution and image quality, a wide field of view with high refresh rate, is compatible with SteamVR Tracking 2.0, has adjustable fit and IPD for better comfort and is delivered as a complete set with all necessary equipment.
Cons: It requires a powerful PC to utilise the full resolution and refresh rate and can be heavier and more complex to set up than simpler VR solutions.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: HTC
  • Model: 99HASZ014-00
  • EAN: 4718487719303
  • Item number: 2972231
  • Device type: Virtual reality headset
  • Screen type: Dual RGB low-persistence LCD
  • Standard resolution: 4896 x 2448 at 120 Hz
  • Resolution per eye: 2448 x 2448
  • Field of view: 120°
  • Sensors: G-sensor, gyro sensor, IPD sensor, proximity sensor
  • Tracking technology: SteamVR Tracking 2.0
  • Built-in equipment: 2 microphones, Bluetooth interface
  • Sound: Detachable headphones
  • Included equipment: 2 controllers, 2 base stations, cleaning cloth, lens protection card, ear caps, connection box, power adapter
  • Included cables: Universal cable, Mini DisplayPort-DisplayPort adapter, DisplayPort cable, SuperSpeed USB cable
  • Compatible operating system: Windows 10
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Autumn
Diaz
Virtual reality at home – see the selection of VR headsets
Experience new worlds without leaving the living room
Electronics
Electronics
VR
Virtual reality
Technology
Gaming
Entertainment
5 min
Virtual reality has become part of everyday life. Get an overview of different types of VR headsets, their features and uses, and find out how you can experience new worlds directly from your living room.
Alexander Jones
Alexander
Jones
Drones – get a complete overview of models and features
Experience new perspectives with modern drone technology for both leisure and home use
Technology
Technology
Drones
Smart home
Technology
Home
Gadgets
7 min
Get a complete overview of drones for both hobby and home use. The article reviews different types and features so you can find the model that best suits your needs and budget.
Maia Lopez
Maia
Lopez
Lenses for every photography enthusiast – see the selection and get inspired
Find the right lens for your creative visions and get more out of your camera
Technology
Technology
Photo equipment
Lenses
Camera
Photography
Technology
4 min
Explore a selection of lenses for all types of photography. Get an overview of different models, features and areas of use, and find inspiration to choose the lens that best suits your creative needs.
Savannah Jones
Savannah
Jones
Camera tripods – a practical overview for those who want to compare models
Get stable shots and flexible angles with the right tripod for your camera
Technology
Technology
Camera tripod
Photography equipment
Video recording
Photography
Technology
7 min
Camera tripods provide stability and control in your shots. Here you get an overview of different types, features and materials, so you can easily compare models and find the tripod that best suits your camera.
Daisy Adams
Daisy
Adams
Different instant cameras – from classic to modern design
Capture the moment with cameras that combine nostalgia and today’s technology
Technology
Technology
Instant camera
Photography
Gadgets
Retro
Everyday technology
2 min
Instant cameras combine retro charm with modern technology. In this article, you get an overview of different models and features, so you can find the camera that best suits your style and needs.
Autumn Diaz
Autumn
Diaz
Overview: Mobile phone holders for many purposes and needs
Make everyday life easier with the right holder for your smartphone
Technology
Technology
Mobile phone holder
Smartphone
Accessories
Gadgets
Everyday technology
5 min
Get an overview of different types of mobile phone holders for car, bike, office and home. The article provides insight into features and possible uses, so you can find the solution that best suits your everyday life.
Alexander Jones
Alexander
Jones
Overview of modems with different technologies and features
Find the right modem for your internet connection and your needs
Broadband
Broadband
Modem
Internet
Network
Technology
Connection
3 min
Get an overview of different types of modems and their features. The article reviews technologies such as DSL, cable, fibre and 5G, so you can find the modem that best suits your internet connection.
Maia Lopez
Maia
Lopez
Overview: Access points for different needs and network solutions
Get stable and fast wireless network throughout your home
Broadband
Broadband
Wi-Fi
Network
Access point
Smart home
Internet
7 min
Get control of your wireless network with the right access point. The article provides an overview of different types and functions, so you can find the solution that best suits your home and your needs.
Savannah Jones
Savannah
Jones