They're revolutionary, able to rack individual finger movements and make games (that take advantage of the feature) much more immersive than the standard trigger grips on other controllers.

This advanced, semi-consumer VR headset targets both enthusiasts and professionals with the sharpest picture available at 2,448 by 2,448 pixels per eye. Others include olfactory masks, underfoot rudders, PC backpacks, and even treadmills to offer full-body and sensory immersion. The stand ensures your headset is well protected from accidental scrapes and scratches, a much better solution than simply placing it on a desk. If you’re going to share a headset with someone it’s a good idea to protect yourself and others from picking up germs from the sweat secreted by others.With Meta successfully cornering the standalone VR headset market, HTC has turned its sights to the lightweight VR market with what it describes as its first pair of “immersive glasses”. As VR continues to make steady inroads toward becoming mainstream, there is an ever-growing abundance of VR accessories to choose from.

Our industry veterans know what they are talking about and how to cut through the jargon to make your job choosing the right machine as easy as possible. The headset itself, while not outstanding, still offers crisp, smooth graphics with a high refresh rate, too. Lastly, field of view – or FOV as its commonly referred to – essentially gives you an idea of how immersive the VR headset is. Selected games may require PlayStation®Move motion controllers or be compatible with the PlayStation®VR aim controller.The KRX Link Cable for VR Headsets is pieced together for durability with multi-layer protection, light materials, and a welcome fully-braided cable despite the lower cost. It seems that Sony had the same thought, and provides an additional box (smaller than the PS4) thathandles the brunt of the graphics processing. The VR headset stand has a low centre of gravity offering a wide stance for perfect balance and extra stability. If you’re anything like us, your workspace is probably full of crap – I mean, useful stuff…certainly on our desks there’s no room for a toothpick, never mind a VR headset stand! Alongside, the XPACK VR Mat consists of a high-density cushioned core that helps reduce fatigue and reduce joint stress, perfect for those marathon VR sessions.