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Hands on: Valve Index review

Posted on June 1, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After spending a weekend with it, there’s little doubt that the Valve Index is the next-generation VR headset people have been clamouring for: It has an ultra-crip display that runs fairly well even with older GPUs, a wider field-of-view and Valve’s knuckle controllers that can track the movement of every finger.

All said, it’s the complete VR package that we wanted three years ago.
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