Name: OSVR
Brand: Razer
SKU: 7563
Rating: 4.1 (42 reviews)

3.7

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

3.3 / 5

design is modern and stylish at the same time
both fun and comfortable at the same time
The resolution on this headset is incredible

except for the logo on the front of the headset in a chrome color
your headset would not work like it is supposed to
Setting up the software can be more difficult than on other models

Display source: Built in
Resolution per eye: 2160, 1200 px
Display technology: OLED
Field of view: 110 °
Position tracking: yes
Gyroscope: yes

Razer OSVR - Pros & Cons

design is modern and stylish at the same time
both fun and comfortable at the same time
The resolution on this headset is incredible
The headset is pretty solid and packed with technologies and sensors
Samsung Gear VR feels better

except for the logo on the front of the headset in a chrome color
your headset would not work like it is supposed to
Setting up the software can be more difficult than on other models
no motion controllers and not much in the way of tracking
it is not for the average VR consumer
It was a bit tight
sounds messy
it needs a specific phone and has a really limited software library
looks ugly and makes them sick
not all that cheap
burning a hole in your pocket
Mobile VR is the entry point to virtual reality
OSVR only uses one camera instead of a sensor array
tracking is going to be less than ideal
OSVR currently lacks a pair of touch controllers
poor eyesight

Razer - Video Reviews (5)

Hands-On with Razer OSVR HDK 2 Virtual Reality Headset

Razer OSVR 1.4 unboxing and first impressions

Razer OSVR - Full Specifications

Display source	Built in
Resolution per eye	2160 x 1200 px
Display technology	OLED
Field of view	110.0 °
Refresh rate	90.0 Hz

Accelerometer	yes
Gyroscope	yes
Digital compass	yes
Magnetometer	yes

Colour of product	Black
Body material	Foam Plastic

Powered by battery	no

Glasses compatible	no
Position tracking	yes
Gesture control	yes
Movement tracking	6 degrees of freedom
Headphone connection	External headphones required

Height	7.17 in
Width	4.61 in
Depth	4.02 in

Connectivity technology	Wired
HDMI ports quantity	1
USB version	USB 3.2 Gen 1
Card reader integrated	no

Recommended RAM memory	2.0 GB

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Razer OSVR Razer - Editorial Reviews (5)

Razer OSVR OSVR HDK 2 Review - Diving into Virtual Reality with OSVR and SteamVR

Craving Tech -Technology and Reviews

Published: 26.06.2017

OSVR HDK 2 Review - Diving into Virtual Reality with OSVR and SteamVR

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More OSVR HDK 2 Review – OSVR HDK 2 is a Virtual Reality (VR) Headset for the Open Source Virtual Reality (OSVR) platform – which is the biggest open source platform for the virtual reality world at the moment (more on OSVR). OSVR brings compatibility across different devices so you can use […]

Razer OSVR Meet Razer's OSVR Hacker Dev Kit, the 'open-source' hackable VR headset

CNET

Published: 12.01.2015

Meet Razer's OSVR Hacker Dev Kit, the 'open-source' hackable VR headset

More affordable than Oculus Rift with the ability to print and swap your own upgrades, can Razer make the ultimate do-it-yourself open virtual-reality kit?

Razer OSVR Razer OSVR Hacker Developer Kit 1.4 Review

tomshardware.co.uk

Published: 13.07.2016

Razer OSVR Hacker Developer Kit 1.4 Review

The Razer OSVR HDK 1.4 offers VR on a budget. The HMD features a lower resolution than the typical VR systems, which lowers the GPU requirements for VR gaming, but can a 60Hz 1080p display really deliver a compelling VR experience?