| Condition | Used |
| Description | Glasses are in quite good condition and everything works. Glasses were bought secondhand via Digitec. Unfortunately no original packaging and instructions available. I bought them to give me an insight into the world of VR. Unfortunately, I don't use them enough and don't spend enough time with them. Responds well and also the play area you can set up. Lack of space and cable management are main reasons for selling. I'm not quite so over the top as my demands are quite high. |
| Warranty | No warranty |
We present VIVE Cosmos, a new premium PC VR system and a vision of the virtual future. It meets your desires and needs with surprising ease and versatility. Whether you are new to VR or already have experience, a fantastic journey awaits you. VIVE Cosmos goes beyond everything you could wish for from a device.
Item number | 11153026 |
Manufacturer | HTC |
Category | accessories VR + AR |
Manufacturer no. | 99HARL002-00 |
Release date | 23.5.2019 |
Sales rank in Category accessories VR + AR | 47 of 267 |
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Colour | Blue |
Exact colour description | Blue |
Material group | Plastic |
Platform | PC |
Country of origin | Taiwan |
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Climate contribution |
Items per sales unit | 1 x |
Scope of delivery | 2x controller, 3.0 USB cable, 4x AA battery, AC adapter, Cleaning cloth, DisplayPort - Mini-DisplayPort Cable, Link box, Quick start guide, VR headset |
Length | 26 cm |
Width | 20 cm |
Weight | 3600 g |
Length | 43.70 cm |
Width | 25 cm |
Height | 19 cm |
Weight | 3.03 kg |
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The Cosmos is Vive's answer to the Oculus Rift S. It works very similarly, so the complete tracking hardware is in the headset. A total of six cameras ensure that the headset can calculate position and movement. The Cosmos offers a flip-up design, which allows you to quickly flip up the glasses to take a call, for example, without removing the glasses completely...
New to the Vive catalogue is the Vive Cosmos, in which HTC is breaking completely new ground: the reliable but unwieldy lighthouse tracking with external sensors has given way to inside-out tracking with a whopping six cameras integrated into the Cosmos, and the OLED has given way to an LCD with a slightly higher resolution and additional subpixels for less fly-screen effect.
VR still suffers from the old problems: expensive entry, a lot of space and little content. The new Cosmos series will not change this.