About Varjo
Varjo Aero
Field of View
115°
Resolution
2880 x 2720 px (per eye)
Refresh Rate
90 Hz
Weight
487 g + headband 230 g
Description
Varjo Aero is a PC VR headset that will change the way you work, play, and learn. It has been designed to give you a life without limits. While it operates at 90 Hz, it features a field of view of 115°, which is significantly larger than what's currently offered by other headsets. Varjo Aero also offers an incredible 2880 x 2720-pixel resolution per eye for true 4K VR. For those interested in virtual reality for professional purposes such as architecture, design, and engineering - Varjo Aero offers a 3D scene reconstruction from captured data (or from CAD) based on space and object data. No more guessing how your environment might look through a headset!
Specification
| Sizing | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Dimensions | 300 x 200 x 170 mm | ||
Weight | 487 g + headband 230 g | ||
| Other | |||
Eye Tracking? | YES | ||
IPD Adjustment? | YES | ||
Cooling System | YES | ||
Display Port? | YES | ||
Positional Tracking? | YES | ||
360 Tracking? | YES | ||
USB? | YES | ||
Room Scale? | YES | ||
| Display | |||
Refresh Rate | 90 Hz | ||
Display Type | LCD | ||
Resolution | 2880 x 2720 px (per eye) | ||
Field of View | 115° | ||
| Minimum Requirements | |||
Min. RAM Required | 8 GB | ||
Min. CPU Required | Intel Core i5-4590, Intel Xeon E5-1620, AMD Ryzen 5 1500X equivalent or better | ||
Min. Graphics Required | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050/2060, NVIDIA RTX A2000 or NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 | ||
| Overview | |||
Category | PC VR | ||
Model Name | Aero | ||
Country of Origin | Finland | ||
Brand | Varjo | ||
Release Date | 21102021 | ||
Reviews of the Varjo Aero
Rated 4.5 / 5 from 5 ReviewsUnlock New Opportunities in VR
xrtoday.com
The Varjo Aero is a fantastic step in the right direction towards mainstream enterprise VR headsets in the current world. As companies continue to look for ways to bring work into the metaverse and enhance training sessions for teams, devices like the Aero have a lot to offer. This lightweight and high-performance tool will ensure you can immerse your teams in all kinds of professional experiences, whether they’re training or working with colleagues. Access to the Varjo cloud environment is already included too, so companies can easily leverage other elements of the Varjo ecosystem if they want to create a full metaverse experience.
Read Full Review HereVarjo Aero Review
vr-expert.com
In this Varjo Aero review we can conclude that the Aero is another top device from the Finnish VR manufacturer. This time, aiming more at the prosumer market. The overall great optics with amazing colors, a wide field of view and superb resolution make for an immersive and realistic experience. The compatibility with SteamVR makes using the Aero very accessible, as accessories such as base stations and controllers are widely available.
Read Full Review HereWhat the Future Looks Like
tomshardware.com
- 4.5
If having the best of the best is important to you and obscene price tags don't scare you off, the displays in the Varjo Aero are the best that we've ever seen in a VR device. It's also one of the most adjustable, and by extension comfortable, headsets that we've had through our lab.
Read Full Review HereA Powerhouse Headset With Some Question Marks (Updated 2022)
uploadvr.com
It’s important to remember that, while anyone can buy the Aero, it’s still primarily a commercial product, and it ticks pretty much all the boxes for delivering incredibly powerful VR experiences in that context. It’s when you come to judge the Aero as a consumer product that the issues really come to pass.
Read Full Review HereA VR Simmer’s Dream
roadtovr.com
Overall, Here’s the thing about Aero. It’s clarity and resolving power is beyond the fidelity of most VR content to date. There’s less than a dozen VR titles in existence with the visual chops to really make use of Aero’s fidelity. Upgrading to Aero from any recent generation VR headset isn’t going to mean much if you’re playing Beat Saber, VRChat, or most indie VR titles; they simply weren’t authored with the necessary level of detail. But if you’re using a handful of applications where resolving power is crucial (like flight sims), Aero’s visuals will delight.
Read Full Review Here
