HP Reverb G2 - Omnicept Edition - virtual reality system

Mfg # 3A7X9AA#ABA CDW # 6533776 | UNSPSC 52161500

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The HP® Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition headset features a comprehensive sensor system that provides real-time insights for improved wellbeing, training and collaboration. Four cameras yield better motion tracking, so you can track more arm movements without extra peripherals. Integrated eye tracking and a pupillometry sensor from Tobii® enables the HP virtual reality headset to discern your gaze direction and reduce GPU load while improving image quality and VR realism.

Valve-designed speakers with HP VR Spatial Audio and 2160p x 2160p resolution for each eye deliver lifelike VR experiences. At the front of the HMD VR headset is a face camera for the delivery of avatars that display realistic facial expressions. The controllers have a compact and ergonomic design that feels natural to the hand. For comfortable long wear, the HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition VR headset features a ratcheting headband with flexible material, enhanced cushion size and adjustable interpupillary distance. Its 6-meter cable is light, thin and long enough to provide you with movement flexibility. The headset includes a DisplayPort™ to mini-DisplayPort™ adapter.

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HP Reverb G2 - Omnicept Edition - Virtual Reality System is rated 2.70 out of 5 by 3.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Brindle from Great Sound I bought this, thinking of the upgrade in sound versus the regular G2. Unfortunately, I wear glasses and there is no company that makes lenses for the Omnicept. It would interfere with the automatic eye tracking - so it's sitting on my closet...

Date published: 2021-11-01T00:00:00-04:00

Rated 5 out of 5 by WhyDoYouEnforceUniqueness from AMD broken doesn't play nicely with my AMD pc, works fine on my Intel laptop at this price point that's something that should be highlighted.

Date published: 2022-05-22T00:00:00-04:00

Rated 5 out of 5 by Vaalkin from The issue lies in Windows Well, I can't say I'm disappointed with the actual headset itself. The position tracking, albiet a little lack-luster for a $1200 headset, is fine. The face and eye tracking work flawlessly for the programs that support it, and the comfort and screen clarity are wonderful. Unfortunately, Windows Mixed Reality has tanked down this otherwise amazing headset and causes it to be virtually unusable, such as incredible performance issues, constant blue screening, and refusal for WMR to connect to my device. Now I'm stuck here with a $1200 paperweight until the runtime experience with Windows Mixed Reality improves.

Date published: 2022-09-08T00:00:00-04:00