The Index uses the “Knuckles” design that Valve has been teasing for several years now. In some ways, they’re a lot like their HTC Vive and Oculus Rift counterparts, featuring a wide plastic ...

Valve’s unique multilayer lenses are far thinner than one might expect. Want to see what exactly is inside the $500 (headset only price) Valve Index VR headset that was released last summer?

Valve Index VR HMD specs. Dual 1,440 x 1,600 RBG LCDs; Capable of 80/90/120/144Hz frame rates; Adjustable IPD (distance between eyes) and eye relief (distance from the lens to eyes) ...

The full Index consists of a headset ($499 by itself), two “Knuckles” rechargeable controllers ($279 for two), and two base stations ($149 each, with a 15-foot power cord, stand, and mounting ...

Valve's Index Controllers have the potential to be a huge leap forward for motion-tracked controls and virtual reality, but it'll take patience—and a lot more developer support.

The new Valve Index virtual reality system is here. It's here in our hands, ... but it's the complete set which delivers the full Index experience. Though admittedly that is mighty pricey at $999 ...

Following last month’s tease, today Valve officially announced the Valve Index, a “high-fidelity” virtual reality headset with impressive specs, cool new controllers and a $1,000 price tag.

The other day, a talking robot ball was taunting me, saying I couldn’t raise my arms and pump my fists like him. This, he proclaimed, was my ultimate failing, and I would forever marinate in my ...

Half-Life: Alyx will retail at full price but will be free to owners of the Valve Index VR headset, so it's perhaps not surprising that there's a shortage, especially if those on the VR fence have ...