- Best room tracking tested
- largest pitch
- Good settings for spectacle wearers
- Heavy glasses
- many cables
- a little difficult to put on and take off
Good VR glasses, weaknesses in handling.
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Overall ratingVery good83/100
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Of course, it can't be missing either. When you put on the VIVE for the first time for a game, it is definitely a strange feeling. You know it's not real, but you still get the impression ? despite the non-photorealistic graphics, your brain is quickly led to believe that what you see is real...
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- Authentic movement mirroring
- minimum latency
- lower risk of motion sickness
- Suitable for spectacle wearers
- No incidence of light from outside
- Supports gaming platform Steam
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The c?t testers' fictitious dream goggles would have the room tracking of the HTC Vive, the display resolution, colour tuning, headphones and hand controllers of the Oculus Rift and the wearing comfort, almost invisible fly screen effect and low price of Playstation VR. Unfortunately, there is no such headset; potential buyers must therefore set priorities ?...
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With a current price point of 900 euros, the HTC Vive is probably the most expensive VR glasses on the market. Is it still worth buying? The answer is a clear "yes" ? but with limitations. For anyone who has little space or for other reasons cannot stick to the set-up specifications should definitely not buy the device...
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You can already experience virtual reality with many different and also cheaper VR glasses. In our opinion, however, you get the best VR gaming experience so far with the HTC Vive because you can not only see, but also move relatively freely in space - which increases interactivity...