DPVR E4 VR Headsets, PCVR Headset with Controller, 3664x1920 Res, 116° FOV, 120Hz Refresh Rate, Inside-Out 6 DoF Tracking, 280g Light Weight, Virtual Reality Headset for PC, Support SteamVR Games

Amazing PC-Leathered VR Headset - Unbeatable Features and ComfortI recently purchased DPVR E4 PC VR Headset, and I must say, it has completely blown me away! From the moment I put it on, I was immersed in a world of stunning visuals and unparalleled comfort.First, its 116° field of view is simply mind-blowing. It provides an expansive and realistic visual experience. Whether I'm playing games or watching movies, the wide field of view makes everything feel lifelike. Additionally, This high refresh rate truly elevates the gaming experience to a whole new level. 120Hz refresh rate ensures smooth and fluid motion, enhancing the overall visual quality. The resolution is truly impressive. The clarity and sharpness of the visuals are outstanding. Whether I'm exploring intricate environments or engaging in intense battles, the visual fidelity is breathtaking, making every moment feel incredibly real.One aspect that pleasantly surprised me was the headset's weight. Despite its advanced features, it is super light! This is a significant improvement as it ensures comfort during extended VR sessions. I can wear the headset for hours without feeling any strain on my head or neck. The ergonomics and design of the VR Headset truly contribute to a fatigue-free experience.In conclusion, I will recommend this PC VR Headset to anyone seeking an exceptional virtual reality experience. With its remarkable 116° field of view, 120Hz refresh rate, high-resolution display, precise 6 DoF tracking, and lightweight design, it surpasses all my expectations. Thanks! DPVR !

This headset is the worst, very cheap mate. It does not support watching videos from the Internet. It didn’t come with a cable adapter. I had to hustle to find one. The display is very flickery. Worst headset on the market do not buy.

The headset software was not liked by Norton. Acted as if it was a virus. Had to finally disable Norton to get the software to load. I purchased these specifically for iRacing and my first indication that I was screwed is there is no stationary play mode like there is with the oculus products. Once I did get the room setup, iRacing didn't recognize the headset at all. I then tried a Steam Game. the VR came up in Steam and looked good but as soon as I tried a game it said the controllers were not compatible. I did not have this issue ever with the oculus products. Consequently, these headsets are being returned. I really wanted them to work but they aren't for me. One other note, if you wear glasses these do not fit well over glasses and a lot of light bleeds in around the bows. Again, I do not have this issue with the oculus products.

I am super picky about the comfort of headsets and this one is the 2nd best right before the mods for the quest 2. The only reason is that the halo strap foam feels hard after around 30 mins but for me, it is perfectly fine because I can deal with it and it doesn't hurt to the point where I cannot wear it any longer. I hope there will be something with the facial interface because I honestly just took it out (the light around me didn't bother me so I didn't need it) other than the comfort everything else is perfectly reasonable and it is very light. I would recommend this product only if you can deal with a bit to much pressure on the forehead area.

This week my first vr experience and when I purchased it I paid 620$ instead of the hp reverb g2 because the specs were apparently better, big mistake. I always get a little blurriness in vr but with this thing it is horrible and not being able to actually move the lenses most likely made it worse. No matter how much I adjusted settings nothing helped.Now an even bigger problem while playing a game one controller will just stop tracking. For instance in Half Life Alyx almost everytime I reach for a magazine the hand just gets stuck there and it takes 30 seconds for the controller to track correctly again. This got worse and more frequent and happened in every game.Another big problem is that the headset really hurt my forehead area after only like 20 minutes I had to take it off.Also software is pretty buggy. Kept getting Resets and it asking me to continuously reset my play area. One last issue is the cheap and thin rubber surrounding the inside suppose to keep light out not only doesnt keep the light out but is very annoying when removing and putting the headset back on.It was a shame because the headset itself seemed very good quality and had some interesting features but way to many Cons.I ended up returning it which took 33 days to get my refund. I went with the Hp Reverb G2 V2 for 500$ which is so much better and I saved 130$The Hp is Confortable and has adjustable lenses so hardly any blurriness.If you are looking for a vr headset in this price range the hp reverb is garunteed better than this. This should be like 200$ with all the issues.

Besides what you will read elswhere this was the one I could afford and still get all the usefullness of non-console online play potential through Steam. The DP1.4 interface requires above moderate PC graphics to do well, but who plays AAA games on anything but DP1.4 top-tier or at least second best tier AMD or Nvidia cards anyway? Steam is for those who need quality and availability of content. Consoles are limited at best and Steam is the only platform in my book besides private PC content worthy of the expense of top- tier graphics hardware. EVEN IF Steam goes away the private PC content is still playable and preferable to dull console entertainment.

Wasn't able to get past the necessary software installation. Returned for a refund.