Meta Quest 2
Features
Processor: 6GB RAM combined with the ultra-fast Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 platform
Storage size: 128 GB | 256 GB
Fast-Switch LCD Display
1832 x 1920 Resolution Per Eye
60, 72, 90 Hz Refresh Rate Supported
3D positional audio
Head Strap: Regular strap | Elite strap | Elite strap with battery
Information:
The headset features a completely white body and a black foamy face shield-type mask that has a silicon attachment with it. Further the headset comes with Elite strap with a battery attached to it. Once the headset is connected to your phone through your Facebook account, you can access the virtual reality platform through the controllers. Further you will then be prompted to build a play area and draw a guardian border to define your play area. The guardian border acts as a virtual boundary and appears in VR when you get too close to the edges. Eventhough there is guardian border user might run into obstacles while gaming. In order to avoid such scenario Quest 2 headset have Passthrough mode, which employs exterior cameras to show your surroundings. The headset will change to Passthrough mode if you cross your Guardian border, so that you can see your environment right away and avoid crashing into something.
Playstation VR (CUH-ZVR2 Series)
Features
Display: OLED
Display Size: 5.7 inches
Resolution: 1920 x RGB x 1080 (960 x RGB x 1080)
Refresh Rate: 120hz, 90hz
Field of View: Approx. 100 degrees
Microphone: Integrated
Sensors: Accelerometer, gyroscope
Connection: HDMI, USB
Information:
Sony’s Playstation VR Headset is one of the best performing VR headsets in market. The colour pattern of the headgear resembles and matches the PlayStation 5, and it has the "orb"-style Sense VR controls that were previously unveiled. In addition to eye-tracking, it also offers a 110-degree field of view with foveated rendering, which uses eye-tracking technology to reduce the workload of rendering by lowering the quality of images outside the user's peripheral vision. The headset also promises to offer distinctive feedback which vibrates when operated with controllers with advanced haptics. However, the PlayStation VR is still not completely wireless. To pair headset to the PlayStation 5 a USB-C type would be required.
HTC Vive Pro 2 Headset
Features
Resolution: 5K resolution
Field of view: wide 120˚
Screen: Dual RGB low persistence LCD
Resolution: 2448 × 2448 pixels per eye
Refresh Rate: 90/120 Hz
Audio: Hi-Res certified headset (via USB-C analog signal) | Hi-Res certified headphones (removable)|
High impedance headphones support (via USB-C analog signal)
Connections: Bluetooth, USB-C port for peripherals
Sensors: G-sensor, gyroscope, proximity, IPD sensor, SteamVR Tracking V2.0
Information:
The HTC Vive Pro 2 is a major upgrade from the first one. It boasts a cutting-edge display with a 5K resolution, or 2448 by 2448 pixels for each eye. It also has a broader, 120-degree field of vision than the Vive Pro and a refresh rate of 120 Hz as opposed to 90 Hz. Additionally, it enables DS, Display Stream Compression, a feature often seen on expensive PC displays. It effectively utilises the bandwidth that is available on the Display Port and HDMI interfaces, allowing for the support of greater refresh rates up to and including 8K@120 Hz and 10K@100 Hz on HDMI 2.1. It is also designed in such a way that it majorly reduces motion blur, so everything will be crystal clear, with high resolution.
Irusu Play VR with Remote
Features
VR Headset
Lenses: HD Resin Lenses
Compatible Devices:
iPhones, Android Mobiles with
Gyroscope sensor
Supported Mobile Screen Size – 4.7″ to 6.7″
Remote
Compatible with Android Devices.
Remote has limited usage with
IOS Devices
Information:
Monster VR by Irusu, a start-up in India currently holds the first position in the category of VR headsets. Irusu Play VR is a tethered type of headset. In addition, the product provides handheld controller. The headset is equipped with 42mm lenses seem to be the most distinctive feature. The VR headset is a comfortable wear and the Bluetooth remote that is included in the box of the headset is a huge plus because it allows you to stay immersed while still being able to control what you are seeing.
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