HTC Vive is the ideal VR headset for gameplay and virtual experiences. HTC has developed Vive in partnership with Valve.
HTC started taking pre-orders started in March 2016. The box contains the headset, two wireless controllers, the link box, two base stations, earbuds and a manual.
Manufacturer: HTC
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10 years ago
HTC Vive Review: In VR, "Virtual" Should Feel This "Real"
The HTC Vive has become such an important focus of the company's business, that there are even rumors of a branch spin-off recently, but is the Vive truly worth more dedicated focus?
9 years ago
HTC VIVE Review: The ULTIMATE VR Experience
OK look, I like to think of myself as a straight shooter, so I'm going to be super transparent here: I am a huge cynic. Yes, being a child of the 80's I'm not actually that old, but when it comes to tech I'm like the grumpiest of grumpy old men. I didn't think much of smartwatches (BAH!
9 years ago
HTC VIVE Review
Recently, we got the chance to take a look at the HTC Vive virtual reality headset for a three week test run. With quite a few virtual reality headset options out on the market right now, we were interested in finding out what exactly sets the HTC Vive apart from the rest.
9 years ago
You could say revisiting our HTC Vive review eight months after launch doesn't make a lot of sense: Its hardware hasn't changed at all and its gaming library hasn't seen a dramatic overhaul. From another perspective, though, those are precisely the reasons to re-evaluate the Vive.
8 years ago
HTC Vive Tracker review: A new way to experience virtual reality
The promise of virtual reality has always been to escape the bounds of your living room or office and enjoy an entirely new world where the same rules don't apply. High-end VR headsets like the HTC Vive have largely delivered on that promise, but if you've ever dabbled in VR you'll know that...
7 years ago
HTC Vive Wireless Adapter Review – Free Your HMD
HTC launched the Vive as the only VR HMD with roomscale support and proper motion controllers over two years ago, and while their competitors have caught up over that time, they've introduced a killer accessory that once again puts them ahead in the realm of movement.
Pros:
- True wireless freedom
- Works with either Vive HMD
- Easy setup
- No image quality reduction versus being wired
- No noticeable added input latency
- Battery pack design makes for an easy swap-out
- Headset doesn't feel any heavier
Cons:
- More expensive for Vive Pro owners
- Battery is not hot-swappable
- Image quality could be affected by slower CPUs
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