Testseek.co.uk have collected 64 expert reviews of the HTC Vive Cosmos and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HTC Vive Cosmos.
January 2020
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Snazzy design
Inside-out tracking cameras mean easier setup
Awesome looking controllers
Comfortable fit
Superb flip-up visor
Crisp display for an immersive VR experience
Convenient flip-up screen design
Embedded cameras eliminate bulky sensors
Full-featured controllers for gaming
Inside-out tracking makes setup quicker and easier
Abstract: How To Choose the Best VR Headset For Gaming?Virtual Reality is the best way to immerse yourself in the games you love. Now that technology lets you step inside the game, which VR headset is the best on the market for gamers? Aside from the power each VR...
Super crisp 2880 x 1700p display, Future peripherals for Wireless VR and base stations, Front cameras to see surroundings, Flip-up headset design
Halo strap is uncomfortable, Expensive for its features, Display is hard to adjust
A hard price point to recommend. It's difficult to recommend the Vive Cosmos for $699 when you can get the Rift S for $300 less or the Valve Index for $300 more. The headset looks amazing when adjusted properly, but its sweet spot is small and it's just n...
Published: 2020-08-15, Author: Chris , review by: wccftech.com
A striking design that looks better than other VR headsets minimalist approach, A modular VR headset that offers for variety and cheaper upgrades down the line, Smooth and sharp, highquality display, Good audio through the included headphones, Easy to set
…Once you get it set up properly, which can be a little awkward, Controllers are quite unwieldy, bigger and heavier than needed, The battery life of the controllers is too short, Slight tracking issues if your hands leave the camera sight, HTC's menus, pa
The HTC Vive Cosmos is a sturdy (despite feeling flimsy), comfortable (when you manage to get it in position) and well-performing VR headset. It offers features like inbuilt headphones, good (for the most part) tracking and a high-quality display that is...
No need to install sensors, Bright and sharp screens, Motion tracking works well,
Far more expensive than Oculus headsets, Motion controllers feel dated, Headphones don't reach your ears,
The Cosmos delivers a solid high-end VR experience, but it's nearly twice the price of Oculus's devices, and it's not nearly as versatile as the Quest. And if you're looking for a money-is-no-object premium VR experience the Valve Index is a much better o...
Published: 2019-10-03, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Doesn't require external sensors, Improved motion controls, Sharp display, Large software library with Viveport and SteamVR,
Expensive, Clunky cable, Requires a full-size DisplayPort 1.2 port
The HTC Vive Cosmos VR headset is a technically impressive improvement on the original Vive, but it's very expensive and you still have to deal with a cable...
Published: 2019-10-03, Author: Kevin , review by: tomshardware.com
Excellent displays, Strong build quality, Flip visor, No external base stations, Upgradeable,
Expensive, Limited day-one software support, Controller ergonomics need improvement, Controllers' AA batteries don't last long
The HTC Vive Cosmos is a great VR headset, but it's held back by poor controller ergonomics. Still, with a comfortable fit and the elimination of base stations, it's a solid replacement for the original HTC Vive...
Published: 2020-04-06, Author: Chris , review by: impulsegamer.com
VR, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways! Ok… so perhaps I shouldn't be so over the top to start with but let me put it this way. I've loved VR since playing Dactyl Nightmare at my local shopping center. My first foray into the recent VR developments...
