- Weight
Specs that matter
- Panel
- LCD
- Resolution
- 2448 x 2448
- Refresh
- 120 Hz
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Should you buy it?
Skip the Vive Focus Vision at HTC's current $1,299 (Vive US store, Oct 7, 2026; it launched at $999 in 2024), because WIRED rated it 6 out of 10 for Fresnel lenses with a small sweet spot, quick fogging and a sparse standalone app store. It does deliver sharp, smooth PC VR over HTC's DisplayPort wired kit, which WIRED found lossless at 120fps, and it adds eye tracking and a hot-swappable rear battery. Buy it only if you need that wired PC link plus standalone use in one headset, and then get the $1,449 wired bundle. For PC-only play, the $1,099 Bigscreen Beyond 2e is far lighter at 107 g against 695 g and uses micro-OLED panels.
Businesses and PC VR players who need a wired DisplayPort link and standalone mode in one eye-tracked headset.
Home gamers, who get clearer optics and a bigger app store from a Quest 3 for less.
What other reviewers say
Reviews from other sites and creators. They don't change the Gadget Clash score.
A capable PC VR headset that falls short of what $1,000 should get you.
Read on Tom's Guide ↗Very sharp visuals for PC VR, but too many quirks for a $1,000 headset.
Read on WIRED ↗Packed with advanced features for PC VR enthusiasts and pros, at a premium price.
Read on IGN ↗

