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Now that virtual reality has overcome some of its limitations, it is becoming a more popular form of entertainment. VR headsets are becoming more affordable, so there's no excuse not to try it out.
Virtual reality technology is becoming more and more accessible. Prices for headsets have gone down and they are easier to use.
We have been testing some of the best options on the market, experimenting with games and apps to see how they perform.There are many different factors we consider when reviewing VR headsets, including their graphical abilities, how comfortable they are to wear for long periods of time, and how compatible they are with other devices.
Best Buy
Oculus Quest 2Best standalone headset
The Quest is a great product, and the Quest 2.0 is even better. It has improved visuals, features and price, making it a great choice for anyone looking for a new product.
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The Oculus Quest 2 is a VR headset that is worth considering for the title of best VR headset. It is affordable, which is one of the main reasons it is a contender for the title.
The Oculus Go is a VR headset that doesn't require a PC to run. It has enough hardware inside to allow users to play some of the best VR games around.
Wireless VR is great because it gives you a lot of freedom. Other features that make Quest 2 enjoyable to use include hand-tracking, inside-out tracking (meaning no external sensors), passthrough cameras, and a guardian system that keeps you safe.Great visuals, superb audio and the ability to plug in and play more with Oculus Link make Quest 2 even more special, as well.
Runner Up
HTC Vive Pro 2Excellent alternative
The Vive Pro 2 is a great headset, offering an improved display that is more comfortable to wear and tracks movement more accurately.
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The HTC Vive Pro 2 is the newest and most advanced VR headset from HTC. It is an upgrade from the HTC Vive Pro, and features the best that HTC has to offer.
The HTC Vive Pro has a great display that offers a high pixel count, good field of view, and up to a 120Hz refresh rate.
The Vive Pro is similar to the Vive in that it needs a high-end gaming machine to run properly. However, the Vive Pro delivers a superb experience that stands out from the crowd.
If you already own a Vive or Vive Pro, this makes for a nice upgrades for you than, while the full package (including base stations) is a must for those new to the Vive experience.
Top Pick
HP Reverb G2 VR HeadsetExcellent display
The Reverb G2 is a fantastic option, providing elite visuals while combining Windows Mixed Reality and Steam VR.
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It’s not as flashy as some of the other VR headsets on the market, but the Reverb G2 is still a great option to consider.
The HTC Vive has some of the best lenses and a high pixel count, which results in great visuals. It has a resolution of 2160 x 2160 per eye.
It was built in collaboration with Valve and Microsoft, meaning it works with both Windows Mixed Reality and Steam VR. This gives you the best of both worlds.
Inside-tracking cameras, a comfortable design and fantastic gaming experiences round off a great package with a good value.
Strong Contender
Oculus Rift SSuperb PC headset
The Oculus headset is both fun and easy to use.
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This headset is good, but it doesn't quite compare to the Quest 2.
The Rift S is a virtual reality headset that needs a gaming PC to work, but it delivers a great experience. It has brilliant visuals, audio, and room-scale play. It was designed with "inside-out" tracking, which makes it one of the easiest PC tethered headsets to use. Plus, it's compatible with Rift games, so you can buy new experiences from Steam or the Oculus store. This means there's access to thousands of games, so plenty to play. It's also comfortable, capable and fantastic fun to boot.
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