Once again, HTC has stuck a removable battery pack in the headset's rear strap ... HTC Vive headset. The 5K display is sharp enough to read small text, and its large field of view makes wandering ...

HTC Vive's 120-degree field of view also delivers a greater sense of ... your VR session even when you're swapping out the larger rear power cell. This is the sort of thing we'll probably never ...

With Trump's tariffs on tech leading the PC gaming industry in uncertainty around potential price hikes, HTC Vive is taking ...

HTC’s Vive XR Elite comes fitted with a full facial interface and rear battery ... keyboard without relying on the passthrough camera view. It works with the battery strap and in glasses ...

Save $200 on the HTC Vive Pro 2, a VR headset that displays in 5K resolution. On top of the insanely good graphics, it also features a wide 120-degree field of view and a 120Hz refresh rate.

This is the latest in HTC’s line of high-end VR headsets for PC gaming (or PCVR for short, not to be confused with Sony’s PSVR 2 headset, which is now kind of a PCVR headset). The Vive Focus ...

glasses-like HTC Vive XR Elite, but the Focus Vision XR looks more practically designed for glasses-wearers, with a hot-swappable rear battery that can last for about two hours. The headset has a ...

Compared to rival virtual reality headset manufacturers, HTC’s Vive ... the way of the Vive Pro 2. Adjustment options are everywhere, including tightening dials on the rear, a button to pull ...

Yes, $1,099 is costly, but HTC's new Vive XR Elite truly feels like a step ... it's less than half the weight of the Quest Pro. The rear hot-swappable battery gives about two hours of life.

It’s essentially a beefed-up version of the Focus 3, which the company released in 2021 — it has the same 2448 x 2448 per-eye resolution and 120-degree field of view and also uses a Snapdragon ...

While the HTC Vive ... the Vive XR Elite's tracking leaves something to be desired. Particularly when it comes to finger tracking, the accuracy isn't great even when in full view of the headset's ...

the HTC Vive Flow. However, it’s still a very capable headset for gaming thanks to its 4K resolution with 2K displays for each eye a refresh at 90Hz, and offers a 110-degree field of view.