Specs of HP Reverb G2

More cameras. Better tracking.

With four cameras built into the headset and no external sensors required, you can now track more movement,2 no matter how extreme. And with a smaller and more ergonomic design, our controllers are more natural and comfortable to hold onto.

With four cameras built into the headset and no external sensors required, you can now track more movement,3 no matter how extreme. And with a smaller and more ergonomic design, our controllers are more natural and comfortable to hold onto.

Reverb G2 is the first WMR headset to move from two-camera tracking to four-camera tracking. HP says that the additional cameras offer “1.4x more movement capture” compared to other Windows VR headsets.

New Controllers, Compatible with all windows mixed reality Headsets.

Reverb G2 will also be the first Windows VR headset to offer a substantial controller redesign.

The Reverb G2 controllers—which appear unabashedly shaped like Oculus’ Touch controllers—offer a much closer input layout to other modern VR controllers: a thumbstick, two face buttons, an application button, an analog trigger and a grip trigger. There’s also the ‘Windows’ button for core WMR functionality.

HP says that the G2 controllers are backwards compatible with other Windows VR headsets, which means that WMR users who are happy with their current headset will have an option to upgrade their controllers.

A headset that adjusts to you.

Get maximum comfort for longer wear time. With flexible material, increased cushion size and lenses that can be adjusted for different eye distances,1 each user experiences a custom fit regardless of face size and shape.

HP and Microsoft built the G2 with input from Valve. adopt the Index’s impressive and comfortable off-ear speakers.

PC requirements of HP Reverb G2

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