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Vive Cosmos Elite headset is getting a standalone release

Vive Cosmos Elite headset is getting a standalone release

Posted on April 1, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Vive Cosmos Elite is HTC’s latest and greatest VR headset, but it’s only available in a bundle with two Vive Base Stations and two Vive Controllers. At $900, that bundle costs a significant amount of money, and it more or less becomes cost-prohibitive for current Vive owners who might only want to upgrade their headsets. Good news: the Vive Cosmos Elite headset will soon be offered on its own, making it less expensive for existing Vive users to upgrade.
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