HTC Vive XR Elite With Deluxe Pack - Mixed Reality And PC VR Headset + Controllers
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12% Higher than normal
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The VR headset has mixed reviews, with some users praising its comfort, lightweight design, and impressive performance for PC VR. However, others criticize its battery life, connectivity issues, and lack of compatibility with certain VR games.
What people like
- Impressive mixed reality experience
What people do not like
- Pricey
- Difficult setup
- Limited capabilities
- Blurry peripheral vision
Popular opinion
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Very unpleasant experience. DO NOT RECOMMEND.
Reviewed on www.walmart.com·Angelica
So I bought this headset originally to replace my quest 2 because I wanted a VIVE headset but something still standalone. I had heard bad about the headset but I hear bad about devices and stuff all the time and I end up liking them so I thought I'd get it and try it. Plus it has face tracking and I play vrchat a lot so I figured why not. Worst mistake ever. So first off, the graphics were HORRIBLE. I'm talking worse than the quest 2. You would think for a $1,000 headset that it would have better graphics right? Wrong. Also I don't know if this is just a me thing but the face tracking was also horrible. So on top of that $1,000 dollars you have to spend 200 on the face tracking module which is junk. The glasses adjustment isn't exactly friendly to everyone. I have to wear glasses and I tried the adjusters and they wouldn't work for me. On top of that, if you want to connect 3.0 trackers to the headset, I believe it is way more complicated than if you just buy the trackers for it, which is a shame because I already had the 3.0 trackers. The controllers were way too big and bulky. And then when I went to return it, THEY TRIED TO SCAM ME AND SAY I SENT BACK A DEFECTED ITEM. They ended up giving me the money back in the end but they were not very kind about it. 3/10 for customer service. 5/10 for the headset alone. Seems like a lot of money for some junk. Sticking to the quest. Probably will update to a quest pro.
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Reviewed on www.walmart.com·anonymous
Devicenominally performs as advertised, but requires 30W which most USB-C ports are unable to deliver, and it refuses to work with power delivery adapters. Also will not function unless in what I'd consider a VERY brightly lit room, loses "barrier" and forces you to redraw it frequently, and frequently loses tracking on its controllers which seems to only be fixable by rebooting the whole device. Games aren't playable directly on the headset, instead having to be launched through the headset's Viveport app, which in turn requires a Viveport account and consent to a forced arbitration agreement.
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