That’s because the Dream Air’s micro OLED display is no joke, boasting a resolution of 3,840 × 3,552 pixels per eye. It’s a ...

Sony revealed earlier this year that it was working on a way to make the PlayStation VR2 headset compatible with PCs. That's becoming a reality on August 7 when the company releases a PC adapter, ...

Run the Meta Quest app on your PC, verify the code from your Quest 2, and click Confirm. Select Continue on your Quest 2 and wait for the connection to establish. This article explains how to connect ...

Virtual reality is splitting into two clear paths: accessible, all-in-one headsets that prioritize convenience, and high-end systems that chase fidelity above everything else. The Meta Quest 3 and ...

Ever since Oculus Rift kicked off the modern wave of VR headsets back in 2016, we’ve seen them blossom from awkward ...

What just happened? Sony has formally announced PC support for its PS VR2 headset, less than a week after a document detailing the certification process in Korea was discovered by a virtual reality ...

The $60 adapter will let you play PC VR games directly on your headset, but you won’t get HDR, eye tracking, or adaptive triggers. Reading time 2 minutes The PlayStation VR2 headset is finally being ...

Why this is important: Valve’s push with Steam Frame represents more than just another VR headset; it’s a statement about where gaming hardware is headed. After years of traditional, tethered VR ...

Sony has announced that the PlayStation VR2 will soon be compatible with a PC via Steam. The new PlayStation VR2 App will allow users to play VR games and apps on Steam using Sony’s headset and Sense ...

There've certainly been a lot of Valve Deckard rumours over the last couple of years, but this one, at least, seems more tangible than previous ones referencing driver files and so on, because it's at ...

'Same defining features as Quest 3', sans pancake lenses, for up to $200 less. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. There's a cheaper ...