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Razer announced its Facial Interface and Adjustable Head Strap System for Quest 3 is now available in the US, Canada, and Europe. Image courtesy Razer The Adjustable Head Strap System is said to be built using “advanced composite materials,” making the strap flexible and stretchy to minimize pressure points on the head.
Razer hasn’t exactly been all-in when it comes to making VR accessories, although there have been a few bits of VR kit over the years from the RGB-infused gaming hardware giant. This time around Razer says it’s releasing a Quest-branded model of its noise cancelling Hammerhead HyperSpeed earbuds.
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The controllers have been made in partnership with Razer Integrated Audio Varjo finally tuned in in 2023 and understood that this year shipping a new headset without integrated audio is a huge WTF. So the Varjo XR-4 finally features integrated speakers and microphones.
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While the Air link technology built into the Quest is good enough to form a decent connection, a more robust router can reduce your risk of lag and latency. The company also paired with Razer to create the “Hammerhead Hyperspeed buds” specifically for the Quest 3.
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However, if you’re worried about lag and latency, the cable will ensure a more stable connection. Razer HypeSpeed Headphones Just as Meta has worked with Zenni to create custom lenses for its new headset, it’s also working with Razer to enhance the audio experience. and come with low-latency hyper-speed technology.
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