HP Reverb G2

Display: The Reverb G2 boasts a high-resolution LCD display with a resolution of 2160 x 2160 pixels per eye, providing a total resolution of 4320 x 2160 pixels. This high resolution helps to reduce the screen-door effect and enhances visual clarity.

Field of View (FoV): It offers a FoV of approximately 114 degrees, providing an immersive viewing experience.

Refresh Rate: The headset features a refresh rate of 90Hz, which helps to reduce motion blur and improve overall visual smoothness.

Lens Technology: The lenses utilize Valve's patented lens technology, providing improved clarity, reduced distortion, and a larger sweet spot compared to previous VR headsets.

Tracking: The Reverb G2 utilizes inside-out tracking powered by Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) technology. This means that external tracking sensors are not required, as the headset's cameras track the user's movements in physical space.

Controllers: The headset comes with redesigned motion controllers that feature improved ergonomics and button layout compared to earlier WMR controllers. These controllers offer precise tracking and are designed to enhance the overall VR experience.

Audio: The Reverb G2 features integrated spatial audio speakers developed in collaboration with Valve. These speakers provide immersive 3D audio without the need for additional headphones, though there is also a 3.5mm headphone jack for users who prefer to use their own headphones.

Comfort: The headset is designed for comfort during extended VR sessions, with adjustable head straps, cushioned face gasket, and overall ergonomic design.

Compatibility: It is compatible with a wide range of VR content available on the Windows Mixed Reality platform, as well as through platforms like SteamVR.

Connectivity: The Reverb G2 connects to a PC via a single USB-C cable, which simplifies setup and reduces cable clutter.