How much do HTC View Focus VR glasses cost?
HTC's ViewFocus virtual reality glasses are finally available in Europe and North America. This is a year after their special announcement for the Chinese market, so they have taken the time to launch in these lands.
HTC's ViewFocus virtual reality glasses are finally available in Europe and North America
The self-contained design means RV glasses don't need to be connected to a phone or PC to work. Without this type of glass cable, the virtual reality environment allows users to move better.
Inside, the ViewFocus is powered by Qualcomm's 'modest' Snapdragon 835 processor, similar to Facebook's Oculus Quest. As for the screen, it has an AMOLED panel with a resolution of 2880 x 1600 (1440 x 800 per eye), similar to the high-end Vive Pro glass.
As for the software, it runs on HTC's own ViewView platform based on Android. Unlike the Oculus Quest, HTC doesn't specifically target gamers with these glasses. Instead, they choose entertainment and business use. This may explain why your driver is not as advanced as Oculus Full Tracking drivers.
How much do HTC View Focus VR glasses cost?
The official price of the glasses is $ 599. Although there is a version "Advantage" for companies priced at 749 companies. Consumers can choose between two colours, Electric Blue or Almond White.
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