Valve’s posted quite a bit about the Index’s optics, but it’s hard to know what the experience will be like until we’ve tried it. The only stat that stands out is “This headset provides ...

The Valve Index also has an IPD slider to adjust for ... and that it may be the most comfortable way to wear a VR headset over a pair of glasses yet. Polygon also got Valve to explain that $ ...

The headset uses two custom-made 1440×1600 LCD ... Here are a few of the highlights: Valve Index Review: High-end VR with a luxury price (Bo Moore, PC Gamer, 79/100) “Yes, the Index looks ...

Despite the $1,000 price tag and the headset’s age, Index remains the second most-used headset on Steam at 18.38% of active headsets on the platform (though a distant second to Quest 2 at 42.05% ...

The Oculus Quest and Quest 2 thrive as a standalone product so the next Valve Index could too, and a wireless headset could offer the best of both worlds. As evidenced by the Oculus Quest 2 ...

Valve can’t make enough of its Index, with the VR headset completely selling out ahead of the release of Half-Life: Alyx in March, despite how expensive the hardware is – but more units are ...

Valve has started to give us an idea of what its Virtual Reality (VR) headset is going to look like. Called Valve Index, it looks like a high-end headset to compete with other Steam VR headsets ...

But now Valve is launching its own virtual reality system. Pre-orders for the HTC Index virtual reality headset and accessories begin on May 1st, and Vive plans says it should ship by June 28th.

The Valve Index has a superior headset strap, with a dial to easily tighten or loosen it. There’s also a second dial that moves the lenses closer to or further from your eyes, the first ...

The Valve Index VR headset has been around for a few years now. It doesn’t come with eye or face tracking, but that didn’t stop inspired folks like [Physics-Dude] from adding DIY solutions in ...

There've certainly been a lot of Valve Deckard rumours over the last couple of years, but this one, at least, seems more tangible than previous ones referencing driver files and so on, because it ...