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Features
- THE NO COMPROMISE VR HEADSET - Realistic visuals, soundscapes, and superb performance come together to form a more immersive experience
- ITS ALL INSIDE - Packaging includes HP VR Headset, 6m headset cable for desktop and mobile PCs, 2 motion controllers, 1 DisplayPort to mini-DisplayPort adapter, 1 Power Adapter, and easy set up instructions
- EXCEPTIONAL VISUALS AND SOUND - Seeing and hearing is believing with high-quality resolution and fully immersive spatial audio with mura-free 2160 x 2160 LCD panels per eye
- A HEADSET THAT ADJUSTS TO YOU - Flexible material, increased cushion size, and lenses that adjust to suit different eye distances, allow you to bask in your virtual world comfortably
- MORE CAMERAS. BETTER TRACKING - With 4 built in cameras, and ergonomically designed controls, tracking more movement with the VR headset just got a whole lot easier
Description
Explore your virtual world with the HP Reverb G2 VR Headset. Stellar visuals, audio from Valve, and high-performance join to create a more immersive experience than ever before. Your package not only contains your headset, but it also includes a 6m headset cable for desktop and mobile PCs, two motion controllers, one DisplayPort to mini-DisplayPort adapter, one Power Adapter, and easy set up instructions. Seeing and hearing is believing with mura-free 2160 x 2160 LCD panels per eye and incredible spatial audio. The VR headset adjusts to your needs thanks to its flexible material, increased cushion size and lenses that accommodate various eye distances. Plus, tracking more movement with the gaming VR headset is made easy and comfortable with 4 built in cameras and ergonomically designed controls. The HP VR Headset with controller is compatible with both Steam VR and Windows Mixed Reality. Game with peace of mind knowing that your investment is protected with HP’s 1-Year Limited Warranty including parts and labor. Compared to HP Reverb G1 HMD Windows Mixed Reality requires Windows 10 May 2019 Update installed on the workstation or PC. Features may require software or other 3rd-party applications to provide the described functionality. To minimize the possibility of experiencing discomfort using a VR application, ensure that the PC system is equipped with the appropriate graphics and CPU for the VR application. For HP workstation VR ready recommended configurations, see: http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA6-9646ENW.pdf
Brand: HP
Color: Black
Special Feature: Fast Charging, Sweatproof
Connectivity Technology: DisplayPort
Included Components: AC Adapter, Cable, Controller
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Specific Uses For Product: gaming, training simulations, virtual meetings
Age Range (Description): Adult
Model Name: Reverb G2
Product Dimensions: 7.32"D x 3.31"W x 2.95"H
Additional Features: Fast Charging, Sweatproof
Connectivity Technology: DisplayPort
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Specific Uses For Product: gaming, training simulations, virtual meetings
Operating System: Windows 10
Field Of View: 110 degrees
Connector Type: DisplayPort
Sensor Technology: Windows Mixed Reality Inside/Out 6 DoF Motion Tracking, Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Magnetometer
Platform: Windows
Resolution: 2160 x 2160 per eye
Screen Size: 11 inches
Display Type: Lcd Panels,Lcd
Controller Type: standard PC controller or motion-sensing PC controller
Display Resolution Maximum: 4320 x 2160 pixels
Warranty Type: Limited Warranty
Brand: HP
Built-In Media: AC Adapter, Cable, Controller
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: Reverb G2
Model Number: HP-RV-G2
UPC: 194850315763
Manufacturer: HP
Mfr Part Number: HP-RV-G2
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 7.32"D x 3.31"W x 2.95"H
Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
Color: Black
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Top Amazon Reviews
The Display Port on this headset means the video signal can be delivered with almost no compression, certainly none compared to others with a USB 3 connection (cough quest cough). What this means is that the signal is delivered to your screens in less than 11 milliseconds. Why is this a good thing compared to others (USB 3) that deliver in 30 milliseconds ? 2 reasons : First your computer/gpu is not having an extra step of encoding that compression that could be used for just pumping out pixels quickly. The compression reduces the performance of what your computer can produce and potentially creates stutters, rubber banding, screen tearing and other artifacts that can be dealt with and fixed to some extent but boy is it a real pain in the backside to figure out all what is going on in the chain and to try different settings and filters just to get the experience normal. With the G2 and Display Port connection you completely eliminate this extra layer of complexity and problems. Second reason : The 30 millisecond delay is the time it takes for your brain to do something like turning your head for example, and seeing the result. For some people 30 ms is just too much. It makes you light headed, clammy, cold sweating, eyes hurting, and maybe a knot in your stomach. It's kind of like a mild case of sea sickness. The body just knows something is wrong and reacts accordingly with tension in the nervous system. Some people are very sensitive to it, others seem to just put up with it or think that's the way VR is supposed to be ... it's not. I set up a fan to blow a cool breeze across me, which is one trick people do, but I could never acclimate to it. With G2 the 11ms delay is not a problem. After switching from a Quest 2 I could immediately feel my body relax and the clamminess and tension went away. The G2 is great in many other ways but I wanted to focus on that to get it out of the way. It's lightweight, comfortable out of the box, good ipd range. yes the lenses are fresnel type but they're the best in the business, and the over ear audio is top notch. Some people complain that the software is dated but I've never had a problem with it and find it easy to use. The cable can be a bit tricky but if you set it up right and don't abuse it, it should be fine. Firstly with the cable a lot of people make the mistake of plugging the USB part of the split cable directly into their computer. Well sometimes that works, other times the computer is not able to provide enough power to it for whatever reason. Best bet is to run that USB plug into a powered USB 3 hub, with it's own power, that way your G2 is getting plenty of juice. Second cable tip is that if you run an extender to the Display Port part of the split cable, you should again use a self powered DP extender module. CableMod makes a great one. I've got my cable running like 30 feet and to reset the connection, which you will occasionally have to do, I just reach down and cycle the two buttons on the USB hub(yes get one with power buttons for each channel). Makes everything work, and work well. Last Tip : I've had my G2 for a couple months now and for some reason when I set it up I used the included middle facemask gasket along with the regular one. They include it for comfort for say like your eyelashes hit the lenses, or you wear eye glasses, or you want more room for prescription inserts blah blah whatever. Well, last night I took out the middle gasket which moved my eyes closer to the lenses ? BOOM ! ... feild of view increased, and the sweet spot I had before expanded so much that it was no longer a sweet spot, it was just sweet ... all way around ! So there ya go ... tinker with it and you'll get it just right ... oh and turn that low latency setting in the Nvidia panel ON and try to run your render resolution at 140% ... not just a 100 ... to correct for barrel distortion, trust me, you need it ... and try to keep your frame timing below 11ms to run 90Hz native. You'll Love It !
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023 by Steven
I exclusively play VR racing simulators with this headset. I am sitting stationary while playing. The cable assembly failed exactly 1 month after purchase. I am using the supplied USB A to C adapter. It failed when I plugged another USB device into my computer. I think the failure is in the black box that is inline with the cable. After 30 min with customer support I have a free replacement cable assembly in the way. Once this is out of warranty I'll be looking for a new headset. USBTreeView Output Below: =========================== USB Port7 =========================== Connection Status : 0x09 (Device is enumerating) Port Chain : 1-7 Properties : 0x03 IsUserConnectable : yes PortIsDebugCapable : yes PortHasMultiCompanions : no PortConnectorIsTypeC : no ConnectionIndex : 0x07 (Port 7) CompanionIndex : 0 CompanionHubSymLnk : USB#ROOT_HUB30#5&2045765f&1&0#{f18a0e88-c30c-11d0-8815-00a0c906bed8} CompanionPortNumber : 0x03 (Port 3) -> CompanionPortChain : 1-3 Used Endpoints : 0 ======================== USB Device ======================== DriverKeyName : ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER ---------------- Connection Information --------------- Connection Index : 0x00 (Port 0) Connection Status : 0x09 (DeviceEnumerating) Current Config Value : 0x00 (Configuration 0) Device Address : 0x00 (0) Is Hub : 0x00 (no) Device Bus Speed : 0x00 (Low-Speed) Number Of Open Pipes : 0x00 (0 pipes to data endpoints) Data (HexDump) : 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................ 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 09 ................ 00 00 00 ... --------------- Connection Information V2 ------------- Connection Index : 0x07 (7) Length : 0x10 (16 bytes) SupportedUsbProtocols : 0x04 Usb110 : 0 (no, port not supports USB 1.1) -> but Companion Port 1-3 does Usb200 : 0 (no, port not supports USB 2.0) -> but Companion Port 1-3 does Usb300 : 1 (yes, port supports USB 3.0) ReservedMBZ : 0x00 Flags : 0x00 DevIsOpAtSsOrHigher : 0 (Device is not operating at SuperSpeed or higher) DevIsSsCapOrHigher : 0 (Device is not SuperSpeed capable or higher) DevIsOpAtSsPlusOrHigher : 0 (Device is not operating at SuperSpeedPlus or higher) DevIsSsPlusCapOrHigher : 0 (Device is not SuperSpeedPlus capable or higher) ReservedMBZ : 0x00 Data (HexDump) : 07 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ................ ---------------------- Device Descriptor ---------------------- bLength : 0x00 (0 bytes) -------------------- String Descriptors ------------------- none
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2023 by John Pellmann
Excellent headset. Lacks some of the ease of use of headsets like the Oculus Quest, but makes up for that with its awesome hardware, and better performance when connected to a PC than the quest. Unfortunately the controllers suck. Not ergonomic, and their tracking is… fine if you aren’t trying to set records in beat saber, but not great. The reason I bought this headset was because in computationally intense games, the quest 2’s USB connection can hurt performance. The Reverb can only operate connected to a PC, but does so with a DisplayPort connection, which leads to better performance despite the higher resolution displays than the quest. My recommendation would be for anyone looking for a great simulator headset, this is it. The clarity is amazing, reading cockpit gauges and screens in DCS is easy without zooming in. Not recommended for fast paced competitive games that require pinpoint tracking. The headset is fine but it’s the controllers that hold it back.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023 by Nico N.
Being my first VR headset, I have nothing to compare it with. It is also worth pointing out that I am writing this after about 1 month of ownership. -The headset itself. The screens have a very good resolution and give a very clear image in the center of your FOV. If you have very low frame rates you will notice the edges of the FOV rendering as you move your head, I understand that some people can find it distracting but it hasn't been the case for me. The image will also "lag" and this could cause VR sickness for some, 2 of my friends have reported feeling slightly unwell because of it but I haven't. It really depends on the person wearing it. The IPD adjustment is wide enough IMO and I fall right in the middle of the range available to me. The lenses used are Fresnel lenses and thus have some degree of godrays and blurriness towards the edge of your field of view. I would say it is not a real issue in most cases but I can imagine why some people would have problems with it. Speaking of the FOV, it is somewhat narrow but I can work with it. What you lose in FOV compared to other rival headsets, you gain in resolution. The last thing to mention is that the lenses will fog up more or less and more or less quickly depending on a variety of factors such as environmental conditions and your own skin. This stops being an issue once everything has gotten warmed up but it can be annoying for the first 5 minutes. This is an issue of sealed VR headsets and not a G2-specific issue so I would not count that against it, you do have very good sealing with the face gasket and it prevents outside light from leaking in so I would say it's worth dealing with. -The installation and setup. It is not complicated to plug and install the required software for this product. The one thing I would say to watch out for is for people plugging the USB cable into an older motherboard. Mine is a Z170 board (2016) and the Mixed Reality Portal initially threw a caution message saying that my USB connectivity was adequate but that some features might be disabled. I have no idea what features it was referring to as everything seems to work just fine. This is just in case you come across the same error, it might be a false alarm. The cables are long enough for full-room games such as beat saber and the like, but are naturally a bit of a bother for people who will use it mainly sitting down at their desk since they're 6m long. Be aware that the power plug itself is a strange one and I had to use an adapter to plug it into my wall outlet. It should also be noted that after a power cut, the headset will turn itself on when the power comes back. If you live in a area where they are frequent, I would advise unplugging the power (either from the small box or the wall) to avoid unnecessary wear should this happen when it is left unattended. -Tracking. You have to keep in mind that it uses optical (inside-out) tracking and the lighting and your environment will cause your mileage to vary. Avoid overly bright conditions, windows with daylight pouring in cause the camera tracking feed to be washed out and overexposed, making it less accurate. Very sterile and uniform rooms with little to no landmarks will also negatively affect tracking accuracy. I have heard from some users that putting up dark coloured post-its helps the tracking "anchor" itself but I have not had to use this method. -The controllers. They're fine overall, they feel more flimsy than I would like but the price point is also to be considered. They overall work great for me, they also use optical tracking and therefore need to be visible by your headset's cameras to be used. I have not yet encountered a situation where the tracking let me down and the accuracy is also higher than some material online would lead you to believe (again, this is just my personal experience). -The speakers. They are surprisingly good, I did not expect them to sound as good as they do. The range of adjustment (swivel and height) might be a tad on the small side but it works for my head. I will say that after a month of ownership, the right side speaker started to sound weak and the volume was noticeably lower than on the left side. This initially caused me to worry but I quickly found a reddit post mentioning it and one comment advised to unmount and remount the speaker. It is held on by one single easily accessible Phillips screw and the speaker itself uses to little pins that socket into the headband. I took it off, wiped it slightly and blew on both the pins and sockets then remounted it. The issue has been resolved. -Overall. I am satisfied with this product, as my first foray into the world of VR/MR I can say that it has breathed new life in games I only experienced on a flat screen. The specs are very good for the particular price point and the build quality is decent. As for the seller themselves, they dispatched my package in a reasonable timeframe and my experience with them has been good.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by Dunkan
I was afraid since there are quite a few bad reviews. Surprisingly for me was plug and play without issues. Only make sure you have windows mixed reality, windows mixed reality for steam VR and steam VR installed. If you have quest 2 pc games you can play all of them with Revive application. The headset has amazing visuals and incredible audio. The tracking is not perfect but is enough for the majority of games. The FOV is slightly bigger than the quest 2, so don’t expect to my improvement in that field. The only warning is that you need a beefy PC. In my case I have an Alienware m18 laptop with a ryzen 9 7945hx and an RTX 4090 mobile. When you open steam VR the default resolution 100% is not the actual headset native resolution (this 100% is applying a huge supersampling). To reach the native resolution just change it to 50%. Hp reverb g2 50% resolution already looks better and a than the 150% supersampling of the quest 2. If you have a high-end pc you can set it to 75% which looks amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023 by karellopez
This headset is decent. It offers a good resolution per eye, but for me the focus was off slightly unless looking exactly at a word even if it is all displayed on one screen. Refresh rate needs improvement to help make things appear more life-like while in gaming. It may not all be the headsets fault, it is also likely that VR is not quite where it needs to be from a software standpoint I'd look for a 120Hz refresh rate and either a 5k or 8k display if you are seeking a more "real life-like" experience. Also need to make sure your PC is capable of running VR, minimum RTX 3060 TI, 64 Gb ddr3 or ddr4 ram, either dual xeon or core i7 or i9 processor, and nvme m.2 ssd, with display port and usb-c
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2022 by Justin Kwasny
It blows my mind entirely how bad the reviews are for this headset. It gets a bad rap, and as far as my experience goes, the headset has been the polar opposite of bad. It's incredibly sharp - making it perfect for PC VR, particularly for playing simulators of all kinds. The initial setup was fine, the installation went off automatically and without a hitch or hiccough. The tracking is more than sufficient for my purposes (Microsoft Flight Simulator and DCS). The sound from the earphones is excellent. I would recommend this headset to anyone who is a simulator enthusiast, or otherwise inclined toward PC VR.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022 by Daniel Moretti
I was able to use this headset for about 1 month. It worked with my laptop, but when I tried it with my BRAND NEW gaming desktop this week, NOTHING I tried would make it work. Got "Error Code 1-4" from Windows Mixed Reality...over and over and over. Turns out, MANY MANY people have had connectivity issues with the HP Reverb G2 for YEARS. I bought this thing on the many great reviews it received for use with flight sims. Little did I know it wouldn't work with a state of the art (i9 12900KS, 32GB DDR5 6000, RTX 3090ti SUPRIM X) computer. A HUGE THANK YOU to the man who helped me at Amazon. He tried many ways to get through to HP. Alas, their customer service is even worse than their product! In the end, since my purchase was outside the return window, I had to eat a restocking fee, taxes, and an adapter (WHICH WAS NOT INCLUDED), totaling $100. I will NOT buy anything HP again. Junk!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2022 by Sanjay Kurichh