Valve Index 2 vs Varjo Aero

Tracking is spot on, and new features and updates are offered regularly. My friend has an oculus, and his always has connectivity issues, but I have had little to none of that. I am writing this review, because the customer support through steam is awesome. I messaged them about a base station that had a problem, and they immediately responded with tracking information on a replacement and instructions on how to send back my faulty unit

The Vive Pro 2 has a much better resolution than the Index, and IMO, a Vive Pro 2 with Index Controllers is a good VR headset, beaten only by the Varjo Aero. Hopefully the upcoming AppleVR headset or the upcomoing Oled headsets like the Arpara and MeganeX will be good media consumption deviced, but as of now the tech isn't there yet.

The cords on the base stations are very long which is good, but there's no way to hold it together if the space from your base station to your outlet has a short distance. Get a different cord online, there's some better ones. The headset has a great FOV and great graphics. The headset is in the heavy side and the remotes are great but prone to sweat

The Vr3 did a good job with comfort, but the weight was without a doubt the limiting factor. Even though the balancing was good, you could still tell ...

And still, it manages to somehow not only compare, but outright defeat most other headsets on the market. And why is that exactly Why is it that a hea...

This headset has automatic Ipd adjustment and there's something so comforting and reassuring. When you slide this headset on and those lenses dial int...