In brief: The Steam Controller and Index were among Valve's most famous pieces of hardware before the company's handheld popularized a new segment of PCs. Recent leaks suggest Valve is preparing ...

Despite launching almost six years ago, the Valve Index is still able to keep up with many of today’s PC VR headsets. Of course, there have been plenty of headsets since then, including cheaper ...

Valve's mysterious new device is likely a follow-up to the Valve Index VR headset rather than the Steam Deck handheld console. The device's wireless capabilities and 5GHz band support suggest it ...

In April 2019, Valve launched the Valve Index, a premium spec and priced VR headset which some could call the gold standard for VR. However, we are now four years on with no sign of an official ...

Valve’s Index VR headset is now more than four years old. Despite its age, the headset continued to sell at a surprising rate over the years—but as they say, nothing lasts forever. Valve ...

Four years ago today, on April 30, 2019, we were introduced to the Valve Index – an uber-impressive VR headset from the company behind the wildly popular Steam PC gaming platform. The Valve ...

The biggest difference between the PS VR2 and the Valve Index is the hardware that powers each headset. The PS VR2 works with the PlayStation 5—that's it. The Valve Index, on the other hand ...

I’ve been PCMag’s home entertainment expert for over 10 years, covering both TVs and everything you might want to connect to them. I’ve reviewed more than a thousand different consumer ...

It has been a long time coming but the iFixit team has now released a video revealing the inner workings of Valve’s Index VR headset and not to give too much away but its very impressive.

Valve appears to be working on a new version of its Valve Index virtual reality headset with camera passthrough and advanced tracking. As reported by Upload, a job listing on Valve's website ...

Despite its advancing age, the Valve Index is still the most fully featured VR package out there, offering an incredibly immersive experience for those with an accompanying high-powered PC.

Agreed. The Valve Index is aging very quickly as time goes on and that relatively cheap fast-switch LCD with a resolution of only 1440 x 1600 isn’t going to last forever. Sooner or later, they ...