
HP Reverb G2
Still a solid budget PC VR option, especially for sim enthusiasts who prioritize clarity over tracking. Windows Mixed Reality deprecation has dampened enthusiasm, but the hardware remains capable.
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Still a solid budget PC VR option, especially for sim enthusiasts who prioritize clarity over tracking. Windows Mixed Reality deprecation has dampened enthusiasm, but the hardware remains capable.

Pimax Crystal Light delivers incredible visual fidelity with QLED+Mini-LED technology and sharp 2880×2880 per eye resolution. Software polish and stability remain concerns, but enthusiasts rave about the clarity.
| Attribute | HP Reverb G2 | Pimax Crystal Light |
|---|---|---|
| Last known price | $599unknown | $699unknown |
| Rating | 72/100stale | 73/100stale |
| Display | Dual LCD | QLED + Mini-LED hybrid |
| Resolution | 2160×2160 per eye | 2880×2880 per eye |
| Refresh rate | 90 Hz | 120 Hz |
| Field of view | 98° horizontal | 130° horizontal |
| Weight | 498g | 340g |
| Tracking | Inside-out (WMR) | Inside-out + SteamVR Lighthouse 2.0 |
| Battery | Not applicable or not recorded | Not applicable or not recorded |
| Connectivity | USB-C, DisplayPort 1.3 | DisplayPort 1.4, USB 3.0 |
| Platforms | PC VR, Steam | PC VR, Steam |
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