I just got an HP Reverb G2 VR headset.<\/p>\n
I had some difficulties setting it up, plus difficulties getting the controllers paired – and so on. Some of the information at this link will be helpful in overcoming problems you might encounter.<\/p>\n
Source: HP Reverb G2 FAQs – Enthusiast Guide | Microsoft Docs<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Since I normally use reading glasses, and the G2 has no diopter adjustment, you need to wear your reading glasses or contact lenses when using the system. So far, I have not had success using reading glasses inside the headset – this means I have used it without the reading glass correction – which means a bit much eye strain for now.<\/p>\n I have used the headset in conjunction with MS Flight Simulator in VR mode and this makes an already impressive simulator even better – and yes, it is in 3D then too. For now, the set up each time I launch is a bit time consuming but perhaps I will find some shortcuts.<\/p>\n I expect to have more comments on the G2 in the future. I\u00a0 have much to learn.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I just got an HP Reverb G2 VR headset. I had some difficulties setting it up, plus difficulties getting the controllers paired – and so on. Some of the information at this link will be helpful in overcoming problems you might encounter. Source: HP Reverb G2 FAQs – Enthusiast Guide | Microsoft Docs Since I … Continue reading The HP Reverb G2 VR Headset<\/span>