Product Reviews

Compact, lightweight and surprisingly powerful: the Toall Pocket Cinema is the new AR glasses that tech enthusiasts in China are already raving about.

FOV of 140°, 2880 x 2880 pixels per eye, SteamVR Lighthouse-tracking

SlimeVR Full Body Tracker: The Future of Full-Body Tracking in 2025

SlimeVR Full Body Tracker: The Future of Full-Body Tracking in 2025

Since 2017, Pimax has been working on the Vision 8K Plus, which has finally been launched. In this blog, we present the Vision 8K Plus.

With the arrival of the Oculus Quest, VR-PC gaming is almost a thing of the past. Almost, because a wired VR headset still offers quite a few other advantages. In this review, we will delve deeper into the specifications, the content, and our own user experiences with the Oculus Quest VR headset.

The HP Reverb is an excellent choice for users looking to take their first step into the high-end segment of VR. Although the HP Reverb runs on the Windows Mixed Reality platform, the headset is also compatible with SteamVR and, with a small workaround, with Oculus. Due to the extremely high screen resolution, the display is crystal clear, and the HP Reverb can be compared to other high-end VR headsets, such as the HTC Vive Pro and the Pimax 8K.

A haptic feedback suit is a suit that provides feedback in the form of a vibration. For example, when you get shot in a VR-game, you actually feel a vibration at the spot where you are shot. This feedback ensures that you are not only gaming with the headset on, but your body also feels that you are playing! This makes the experience significantly more realistic.

With the arrival of the Valve Index, Valve has instantly positioned itself on the VR-kaart. This is the first VR-bril from developer ValveTM (known for Steam, Half-Life, and Portal-series) and can immediately compete with other popular VR-headsets such as the HTC Vive Pro and Oculus Rift S. It appears that Valve has closely examined its direct competition, as there are several similarities where the Index performs the same - or even better - than its competitors.

To this day, most high-end VR headsets are still connected to a computer and television screen. This is not surprising, as a computer naturally has a much more powerful graphics card than a standalone headset.