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Vive Cosmos
Vive Cosmos

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Launch
Version October 2019
Display
Type Dual 3.4" LCD Panels
Resolution 2880× 1700 total (1440× 1700 per eye)
Refresh rate 90Hz
Field of view 110°
Brightness Standard LCD
HDR Not supported
Optics
Lens type Fresnel
IPD adjustment Hardware-adjustable dial (61mm – 73mm)
Eye relief Not adjustable (distance from eyes is fixed), but features a Flip-up Visor
Tracking & Input
Tracking type VIVE Insight (6DOF Inside-out tracking)
Controller tracking 6 On-board cameras (no base stations needed)
Hand tracking Supported via VIVE Hand Tracking SDK
Eye tracking Not supported
Facial tracking Compatible via VIVE Facial Tracker (requires a different faceplate/setup)
Performance
Processor / Chipset None (PC-powered)
RAM PC Dependent (Minimum 4GB+ required)
Storage None
Mixed Reality Features
Passthrough Stereoscopic RGB passthrough via front cameras
Depth sensing Software-based (using camera parallax)
Audio
Built-in audio Integrated on-ear stereo headphones (removable)
3.5mm jack Yes
Mic Integrated dual microphones
Connectivity
Wired USB-C 3.0, DisplayPort 1.2 (via Converter/Link Box)
Wireless Supported via optional Vive Wireless Adapter (Intel WiGig)
Bluetooth Yes (for controller pairing and firmware)
PCVR support Native (SteamVR / Viveport)
Compatibility
Platforms SteamVR, Viveport
Supported OS Windows 10, Windows 11
Comfort
Weight ~665g
Strap type Halo-style headband with rear tension dial
Face interface Breathable cloth/foam; Flip-up design allows the visor to tilt up 100°
Battery
Battery life N/A
Charging method N/A (Controllers use 2x AA batteries each)
External battery support Only required for the Wireless Adapter kit
Misc
Inside the box Cosmos Headset, 2x Cosmos Controllers, Link Box (with power adapter), DP 1.2 cable, USB 3.0 cable, 4x AA batteries.
Price $699 (at launch)