The HP Windows Mixed Reality Headset works the same as models from Acer and others, but has more padding and a bigger cutout for your nose.

HP's VR1000-100 feels and functions just like other Windows Mixed Reality headsets, and has to deal with the same awkward quirks and dearth of content the platform offers.

I'm still not sold on Microsoft's Mixed Reality headsets. For one, they don't actually do mixed reality — there's no virtual content imposed on the real world to be found here — and it's misleading to suggest otherwise.

Poor from John Lewis to do a bundle deal where the products are not compatible, the instructions from HP are awful and the plug and play doesn't work at all, complete disaster from cradle to grave DO NOT BUY

As this was FREE, bundled in with my dell laptop, i have to say this headset is awesome.. ive also got the PSVR however the HP headset offers a better experience in my opinion. The range of games is broader with Steam, i would like to see this rolling...

All I can compare this too is a PSVR, whilst it is sharper and far less hassle to set up, it is not quite as comfortable or maybe that's just the shape of my head :). WMR on steam is also a bit of a hassle at the moment but you should get through it if...

Was blown away by this headset and controllers. It is accurate, clear and works great with Steam and Windows. I have played Star Trek Bridge crew, Elite Dangerous and Space Pirates, all work flawlessly with these. They have a slightly higher resolution...

This is a comfortable headset, it took a while to set up on the PC but worth the effort. Only problem is that the foam around the goggle area is already coming unstuck after two wears (something the manufacturer needs to know about). The controllers...

After having used both Vive and Oculus, this is so far my favourite headset. Sure, It still needs some work, but in general, it's great. Especially for seated experience. Big plus to Steam for making sure there's a bunch of games compatible with it.