HTC's pricey Vive Eagle smart glasses are a credible alternative to Meta, but you'll still struggle to find a reason to buy a ...

VIVE Eagle – HTC’s fashionable new AI smart glasses – has landed in Europe, North America and Australia, bringing advanced ...

With the $499 Vive Eagle AI, HTC takes privacy concerns to heart with local storage, AI anonymization, and recording ...

HTC introduced its Vive Eagle smart glasses last summer, and now they're finally expanding availability to the US.

HTC's Vive Eagle camera-equipped smart glasses come to the US, Europe and Australia.

HTC’s Vive Eagle do a lot of what Meta’s glasses do, cameras included. But the extra battery boost might be a sign of where ...

Compared to rival virtual reality headset manufacturers, HTC’s Vive brand has perhaps the most diverse range of devices out there. From the mobile phone-powered Vive Flow to the stand-alone Vive Focus ...

More comfortable to wear with clearer visuals than the original Vive. Included adjustment controls, built-in headphones, and mic up the level of immersion. Very high PC requirements. Nearly 3x the ...

The HTC Vive isn't the only Vive headset anymore. HTC unveiled the HTC Vive Pro, a new VR headset that upgrades the Vive's audio and resolution in a major way. It also comes with a redesigned ...

So much of VR depends on a comfortable face cushion. You could even say there’s a direct relationship between the comfort of a virtual reality headset and what companies imagine you’ll use them for.

What if HTC could make the Vive VR headset again, but with better ergonomics, and higher quality screens? That's basically the Vive Pro. It's not a sequel — it's more of a remaster. One that ...

At $799 for just the headset, the HTC Vive Pro is probably destined to remain a niche product. Early adopters who’ve been pining for a resolution bump though will find it hard to go back after trying ...