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XRSpace Manova

1440x1440

Per-eye resolution

100°

Horizontal FoV

Standalone

	Compare	XRSpace Manova
Info	Manufacturer	XRSpace
	Website	xrspace.io
	Device Type	Standalone
	Platform	XRSpace Manova
	Announced	2020-05-26
	Release Date	2020-12-08
	Retail Price	$499 with controllers
Display	Display Type
	Subpixel Layout
	Resolution (per eye)	1440x1440
	Refresh Rate	90 Hz
	Field of View	100° horizontal, 90° vertical, 135° diagonal
	Passthrough
Device	IPD Range
	Dimensions (excluding headstrap)
	Weight	470 g with headstrap
	Material	Plastic, foam facial interface
	Headstrap	Flexible fabric strap
	Colors	Orange, white
Tracking	Tracking Type	6 DoF Inside-out via 2 integrated cameras
	Base Stations	No
	Eye Tracking	No
	Face Tracking	No
	Hand Tracking	Yes
	Body Tracking	No
Controllers	Controllers	1 x XRSpace Manova Controller (6 DoF)
	Weight
	Input Methods	Trackpad, face buttons, index trigger
	Finger Tracking
	Haptics	No
	Controller Batteries	2 x AAA
	Battery Life
Sound	Speakers	Integrated stereo speakers
	Microphone	Yes
	3.5mm Audio Jack	Yes
Connectivity	Ports	USB-C
	Video Connection	No
	WiFi	WiFi 5
	Bluetooth	Bluetooth 5.0
	Other	No
System	Chipset	Qualcomm Snapdragon 845
	CPU	Octa-core Kryo 385 (4 x 2.8 GHz, 4 x 1.7 GHz)
	GPU	Adreno 630
Storage	Memory	6 GB
	Storage	64 GB
	SD Card Slot	No
Battery	Battery Capacity	4600 mAh
	Battery Life	2.5 hours
	Charge Time

About

The XRSpace Manova is a virtual reality headset manufactured by XRSpace. It was released in December 2020, following an announcement in May the same year. It is the company's first VR headset release.

- This headset is standalone and does not require a PC to use.

- This headset does not require external base stations.

- This headset can only be purchased with a single 6DoF controller.

Headset users will be able to access XRSpace Manova, a social VR platform by the same name.

The headset can be used alongside the XRSpace Tracker, a wearable motion sensor designed to be wrapped around the user's wrist or ankle in order to enhance the tracking capabilities of the headset.