News standards
News coverage should be based on primary sources whenever possible: official company announcements, product pages, regulatory filings, developer notes, platform release notes, or named research providers. Rumors, leaks, and estimates should be labeled clearly. News is an archive of what changed.
Review and ranking standards
Headset recommendations weigh display clarity, lens type, comfort, tracking, controllers, battery, platform library, PC or console compatibility, accessory needs, support, and price class. Use-case picks explain the tradeoffs behind each recommendation. The method is on the methodology page: specification leads, measured optics, owner evidence, and conflicts shown next to the value.
Affiliate links
Amazon Associates is the current affiliate program. Manufacturer store links are used when that is where the headset is sold. Typical or list ranges may appear next to a button, labeled as typical.
Updates and corrections
VR hardware, software support, and retail destinations change. Product pages should be updated when specs, availability, platform support, major features, or Amazon destinations change. Factual errors should be corrected directly, with a correction note when the change is material.
What coverage should do
- It helps a reader make a better buying decision.
- It explains tradeoffs instead of chasing specs alone.
- It names sources and separates confirmed facts from analysis.
- It makes commercial relationships visible near monetized links.