Product reviews

1. 
   The ideal choice for PC VR.

   The HP Reverb G2 is perhaps the most popular VR headset of the moment. Not surprising, because with the very high image resolution and relatively low purchase price make the HP Reverb G2 the ideal choice for anyone who wants to get started with PC VR.

   By Diederik van Unbound XRposted on 05/04/2022
2. 
   It´s really good :)

   The Reverb G2 V2 is my third Headset (i´ve a PSVR 1 and a Quest 2 for PCVR). It´s easy to setup and runs very well on my 2080 Super with a 3700x and 32 GB ram. Graphics is super sharp, but edge to edge clarity is better on the Quest 2, also the tracking, but it´s ok. All in all, a top HMD :)

   By Alexposted on 01/04/2022
3. 
   Le G2 V2 marche avec toute les cartes mères

   Bonjour La principal évolution du Hp Reverb g2-v2 est d'avoir un nouveau bloc d'alimentation avec un interrupteur on/off qui marche sur toute les cartes mères ,le G2 V1 marchais de façon aléatoire sur les cartes mères Amd surtout .
   Cordialement

   By Lolof1posted on 06/03/2022
4. 
   Please note do not buy with an ASUS motherboard

   Asus motherboards are sometimes not compatible with this Headset this is just not mentioned on the site. Unfortunately.

   By N posted on 25/01/2022
5. 
   The detail in the Headset is amazing.

   The detail in the Headset is amazing. No more problems with the screen-door effect at all. FOV is not great, but good enough. I had to find the right USB connection and play with settings to get it so it wouldn't crash often. But once I got everything set up and configured it worked perfectly. The graphics are top class. Playing Half Life Alyx is the best gaming experience I've ever had, and I've been a big gamer since the 1990s. Despite many claims about poor hand tracking, my experience is fine. VR Ping Pong plays really well. There's a community site with all the tips and tricks you need, like which batteries to use and how to avoid crashes (https://reverb.danol.cz/troubleshooting/).
   My PC: Ryzen 5600x, RTX 3070 FE, 16 Gb 3600/16 CL Ram. I highly recommend this Headset a high end PC. VR in high graphics is a game changer.

   By Markposted on 06/04/2021
6. 
   Very happy with the HP Reverb G2

   I'm happy with this Headset, although I still haven't configured all the applications I'll use with it to get the best performance. This Headset requires a powerful PC and GPU. I'm using an i7 8700K CPU and GTX 1080 GPU and it's struggling so I've had to lower the graphics settings in all the apps I've tried to create a comfortable viewing experience. There is still work for me to do in that regard, so if you don't have state of the art hardware, then just be prepared to spend a fair amount of time configuring things to get decent performance. There are small problems, like the cable clip that won't stay in place (I'm using a velcro tape instead), and there is no in and out adjustment to get your eyes closer to the screens, but the one thing i'm REALLY unhappy about, is the little "sweet spot", meaning the image gets very blurry with the slightest bit of looking left or right. This really hurts the immersion and is the main reason I returned the original Reverb I bought. This one is slightly better, but still unacceptable. I have not tried any other headsets other than the Oculus DK2 (developer kit), which does not have this problem. But resolution is key to me, as is price, and I can't imagine getting a better Headset for the money. I don't use the Controllers much. They seem fine to me, but I have nothing to compare them to. Briefly: overall it's worth the price with great resolution, comfort once properly adjusted, great sound and decent Controllers; but be warned that the "sweet spot" and blurriness when looking left or right ruins the immersion and requires constant adjustment of the Headset. Overall still worth the price.

   By Anonymousposted on 06/04/2021
7. 
   Good upgrade from the original HTC VIVE

   I bought the HP Reverb G2 as an upgrade for my original HTC VIVE which has been heavily used for the past 4 years. It was immediately clear that the G2 is more comfortable and has an exponentially higher resolution. The Controllers took some getting used to, but the ease of tracking inside out makes moving from room to room much easier to manage. Tracking is rarely a problem, but a few (mostly older) games and programs don't translate the controls very well and require manual mapping.
   Windows Mixed Reality adds an extra layer of functionality, but I spend most of my time in SteamVR, where the G2 still works perfectly. I was concerned that the open air audio was too loud for evening use, but I was impressed with the sound quality and the surprisingly low amount of audio that "leaked", causing my relatives near my VR setup to be a nuisance. Another small problem is that the Headset remains "warm" (temperature) even when not in use. It seems the only way to fix this is to unplug the USB cable when not in use.
   One last thing to note is the hardware requirements: you'll need a significant setup to get the most out of this Headset. I was lucky enough to upgrade to 30X0 graphics late last year, before inventory became impossible. I tried to use the G2 on my older 1080ti rig and the frame rate at full resolution sometimes faltered. As the current generation of hardware becomes more available, this becomes less of a concern. Overall I am very happy with this Headset. I used my VIVE quite often, but the Headset's weight and limited resolution limited how long I could wear it. The G2 doesn't have any of these issues, so I find myself spending a lot longer in each VR session.

   By duaneposted on 06/04/2021