Built for high-end PCs like RTX 5080 builds, this modular Pimax Crystal Super OLED VR headset adds vibrant colors and ...

More VR headsets are on the market than ever before, but they’re not all created equal. Some affordable models are for standalone games that don’t demand serious hardware but don’t offer the best ...

Have you ever wanted to take a short vacation to another world from the safety of your home? Now, with the Meta Quest 3S, gamers can do just that in VR—without needing to take out a second mortgage.

Want to try out VR? The Meta Quest 3S is the most affordable headset for that, and now it's $50 off. This is a limited-time deal, so grab it while you can. I’m PCMag’s home theater and AR/VR expert, ...

The Meta Quest 3S came onto the market a year after the Quest 3, offering a cheaper way to enter the Meta VR ecosystem. Considering this headset can save you $200 while still offering the same ...

Valve's Steam Frame is hitting shelves in early 2026, and it's already looking to be the standalone VR headset to get thanks ...

The Meta Quest 3S costs $200 less than the Quest 3, but what does it compromise to get there? I've tested both extensively and am here to compare the two VR headsets to help you decide which is the ...

After several months of intensive testing, regular updates, and numerous gaming sessions, the Omni One VR system has left a substantial impression. It's an ambitious piece of hardware aiming to ...

Assetto Corsa EVO made its big Early Access launch on Steam yesterday, bringing the next iteration of the racing franchise to both flatscreen and PC VR headsets. It’s getting mixed reviews, although ...

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I really like working out in the Supernatural VR app on my Meta Quest 3. As much as I like tech, I never saw myself having any fun with a VR headset on, and the ...

Nathaniel Wilkins is a seasoned journalist and tech entrepreneur passionate about creativity, problem solving and consumer advocacy. Nat's engagement with tech began as a staff writer at a dotcom-era ...