The Valve-produced headset is going on sale in May, suggests a Steam teaser. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Without any ...

Valve's Index Headset Offers Improves Resolution, Smoothness, and Field of View The Index’s headset sports a per-eye resolution of 1440x1600, ...

Valve Index - Review. Pinkies-up VR. By Dan Stapleton . Posted: June 28, 2019, 11:53 p.m. Related reads: Valve Faces £656M Lawsuit in UK Over Allegations of Overcharging PC Gamers and More.

Valve also lists the Index’s supported inputs, including DisplayPort 1.2 and USB 3.0, as well as recommended system requirements that call for an Nvidia GTX 1070 graphics card or better.

The Valve Index is supposed to be virtual reality with no expense spared. The recently announced headset costs $999, more than twice the price of competing Oculus and HTC devices.

Update 04/02/2019: Valve has confirmed that the Index VR headset is real, and that full details will be revealed on May 1st. In a statement issued to Road to VR, Valve said that information ...

That's a nice way of saying that Valve is going for features and dreams rather than affordability with its $999 Valve Index kit, which ships "by the end of June" after "limited" pre-orders go live ...

The Valve Index makes that unnecessary.” Sure, the Index still limits your vision. The human eye has an FOV greater than 180 degrees, thanks to some tricks in the way light refracts.

Valve Index is available now for $1,000, but is it worth the price? In many ways, it absolutely is. It's the best VR experience you can get at home.

The other day, a talking robot ball was taunting me, saying I couldn’t raise my arms and pump my fists like him. This, he proclaimed, was my ultimate failing, and I would forever marinate in my ...

The original Valve Index also appeared previously, under the model name of '1007', so it's highly likely this discovery is a nod to a new piece of Valve tech coming our way.

Valve still dominates the VR headset space with Valve Index, the most open-source and impressive virtual reality kit available.