🔮 HP Reverb VR Headset - Pro Edition Review

The optics right in front of you are great. Gets blurry in your peripheral vision. Hands down, this is the clearest and best resolution I've ever seen. Zero Screen Door Effect (SDE) But the device gets uncomfortably hot on your face. I ran War Thunder and IL-2 BOS. War Thunder was fine, but heated up to uncomfortable temperatures after about 20 minutes. The IL-2 became uncomfortable after only about 10 minutes. And the number of frames drops to about 33-34. The Windows Mixed Reality software…

It got me on time and there was no problem with the delivery at all but as for the product I really wanted something good and thought the reverb would be excellent given the resolution , but the only good thing about it is the resolution. The colors are awful, they're washed out and the headphones are ordinary, the controllers are the only decent thing that doesn't say much. I waited a while for this headset to become available and turns out I should have gotten the Index instead. I made a $700

Conclusions Front: Ultra high definition lenses make this the best visual experience you can get in VR, especially for flight/racing sim users. Poor hand controls, a finicky head strap and poor quality spoil what could have been a 5. Pros: Fantastic resolution - I can even read small print posters in the virtual cockpit with ease. Invisible screen door effect. Cons: Hand controls just aren't very ergonomic. The headband and cable aren't very comfortable compared to the Oculus Rift, which I also

I use HTC Vive shortly after launch and in VR headsets with Oculus DK1 ... I'm just used to the mesh door and others Imperfections that have always been just a part of the experience. Now that MSFS2020 supports VR and I'm about halfway to getting my pilot's license, I've been spending a lot of time with the Vive. It was a great experience, but not being able to read instruments without bending down, or having to bend down to read the GPS, was doable but frustrating. I discovered the Reverb G2…