Name: StarVR
Brand: Starbreeze
SKU: 7564
Rating: 4.1 (35 reviews)

STEM is already a little too late to the party
Low-persistence requires an OLED-based display
lack of pixel density makes distant objects look

Display source: Computer
Reality type: Virtual Reality
Resolution per eye: 2560, 1440 px
Display technology: QHD
Field of view: 210 °
Position tracking: yes

Starbreeze StarVR - Pros & Cons

STEM is already a little too late to the party
Low-persistence requires an OLED-based display
lack of pixel density makes distant objects look
no clear timeline on when lighthouse is going to be opened up
resultant visual artifacts were not

Starbreeze - Video Reviews (2)

Hands-On: StarVR Virtual Reality Headset

Starbreeze StarVR - Full Specifications

Display source	Computer
Reality type	Virtual Reality
Resolution per eye	2560 x 1440 px
Display technology	QHD
Field of view	210.0 °
Refresh rate	90.0 Hz

Weight	12.77 oz

Controller compatibility	Proprietary Controller

Glasses compatible	no
Position tracking	yes
Optics correction	yes
Eye tracking	yes
Movement tracking	6 degrees of freedom

Body material	Plastic

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Starbreeze StarVR Starbreeze - Editorial Reviews (3)

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StarVR Headset review | TechNave

Starbreeze StarVR Hands-on: The New and Improved StarVR Prototype Will Give You Field-of-View Envy

Road to VR

Published: 17.06.2016

Hands-on: The New and Improved StarVR Prototype Will Give You Field-of-View Envy

StarVR is an in-development VR headset from Starbreeze Studios which revolves around a massive 210 degree field of view; after looking inside their latest prototype, you may not want to go back. Technically, you could say that first time we saw this headset was back in 2013, when a small French team was designing it …

Starbreeze StarVR StarVR headset first impressions: IMAX approved and ambitious

Wareable

Published: 31.08.2016

StarVR headset first impressions: IMAX approved and ambitious

So you can't afford an Oculus Rift or HTC Vive. Or you can afford one but you're waiting for a second or third-gen headset or your dream PC. Judging by slow...