HP Reverb G2 Omnicept
Open full imageHPReleased May 2021
HP Reverb G2 Omnicept
63FairLegacy headset. Listed for comparison and history; not a current buy recommendation.
- Price class
- Unconfirmed
- Works with
- PC VR
Score
How it scores
Out of 100, on the same scale as every headset we rate. Price is left out. How we score
Clarity
62- Pixels per eye13.7/16
- Lenses · not published2.1/7
- Panel2.8/4
- 120 Hz or more0/3
Field of view
94- Horizontal field of view14.1/15
Comfort
66- Weight7.1/14
- Lens spacing6/6
Battery
—Does not apply: it runs on a cable, with no battery.
Tracking
50- Head tracking4.5/5
- Passthrough · not published0/4
- Hand tracking · not published0/3
- Eye tracking3/3
Ease of setup
30- Plays on its own0/5
- No base stations3/3
- Wireless0/2
Specifications
The hardware, on the catalog's scale
Sourced leads only. Owner evidence for this headset is too thin for a full review yet.
Resolution, drawn to scale
Per eye · 4.7 megapixels2160×2160
This headset
2160×2160
Pimax Crystal Super
3840×3840
HTC Vive Pro 2
2448×2448
Dual LCD90 Hz
Field of view vs human vision
No field-of-view measurement is available for this headset.
Weight727 g
76 g lightest1040 g heaviest
727 grams against a catalog that runs 76 to 1040 grams.31st lightest of 38. Published figures cover different straps and batteries. Comfort depends on fit and balance too.
HP's model-specific product specifications list 727 g.
60–68 mm eye spacing (IPD)
Battery on a chargeNot published
Battery life is not confirmed.
Optics
Not published
No confirmed value for this headset.
Usual types
- Pancake
- Fresnel
- Aspheric
- Dual-element
Passthrough
Not confirmed
The published wording does not fit one of the usual types, so we show it as the source wrote it.
Usual types
- Color
- Grayscale
- None
Tracking
Inside-out
Cameras on the headset map the room. Nothing to mount, but blind spots behind you and above your head.
Instead of
- Base stations
Also on board
- Eye trackingYes
- DisplayPortYes
Limited owner evidence
Legacy headset. Listed for comparison and history; not a current buy recommendation.
Sources and confidence
Every spec, field by field
Each published value, how well it is backed, and the page it came from.
Corroboratedtwo or more sources agreeSingle sourceone page backs itSources disagreeread with care
Terms: FoV · PPD · Pancake · IPD
Display
| Per eye | 2160×2160Single source |
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| Panel | Dual LCDSingle source Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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| Refresh rate | 90 HzSingle source Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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Fit & power
| Weight | 727 gSingle source HP's model-specific product specifications list 727 g. |
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| IPD range | 60–68 mmSingle source Database · checked 2026-09-10No numeric official IPD range was retained.
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Tracking & input
| Tracking | Four-camera inside-out trackingSingle source Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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| Passthrough | Not confirmedUnconfirmed Database · checked 2026-09-10The data sheet documents cameras and sensors but does not characterize passthrough output.
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| Eye tracking | YesSingle source |
Silicon & connection
| DisplayPort | Yes, DisplayPort 1.3Single source Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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Other published fields
| Announced | September 30, 2020Single source Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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| Manufacturer FoV - axis not specified | 114°Single source The manufacturer does not say whether this is horizontal, vertical or diagonal. Manufacturer · checked 2026-09-13
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