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    HTC Vive Focus hands-on impressions: No-PC, no-wires VR at a too-steep price

    Dec 04, 2018 3 minutes
    BY HAYDEN DINGMAN

    In 2016 I defended the HTC Vive’s hefty $800 price tag. Sure, it was $200 more than the Oculus Rift, but it was also the only virtual reality headset (at the time) to nail room-scale and hand-tracking. Then earlier this year I defended the Vive Pro’s $1,100 price. Sure, it’s outrageous and ostentatious and nobody should pay for it, but the Vive Pro is also the best VR headset on the market today, bar none.

    But recently HTC announced its stand-alone  is coming stateside with a list price of $599, ready to debut at $399 early next year.

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