Prices in euros from official EU stores, checked on 29 October 2026 · 92 products compared · no paid scores

Bigscreen Beyond 2 review and specs

Spec-sheet comparison, not a hands-on test. We have not tried the Bigscreen Beyond 2 ourselves: the score and details are based on the official Bigscreen spec sheet and dated market prices.

Base model without eye tracking, with the Universal-Fit Light Seal; base stations and controllers not included

9.0Excellent · out of 10

The Bigscreen Beyond 2 is a PC VR headset from Bigscreen; the manufacturer states 32 pixels per degree (2560 × 2560 per eye), OLED panels and a 108° horizontal field of view. Our calculated score: 9.0/10 ("Excellent"), ranked 6 of 13 in its category.

  • Dual micro-OLED displays at 2560x2560 per eye (32 peak PPD), up to 90 Hz, 108° x 96° field of view (116° diagonal).
  • Headset weighs just 107 g (headset only), with per-eye adjustable IPD and pancake optics.
  • PC-only headset with SteamVR tracking: requires DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, at least one SteamVR base station; base stations and controllers are not included.
€1,309

Market price checked on 29 October 2026

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Specs
BrandBigscreen
ModelBigscreen Beyond 2
VersionBase model without eye tracking, with the Universal-Fit Light Seal; base stations and controllers not included
TypePC VR headset (wired)
DisplayMicro-OLED (500,000:1 contrast stated), pancake optics
Resolution per eye2560 × 2560
Pixels per degree32 PPD
Field of view108° horizontal × 96° vertical
Max refresh rate75 or 90 Hz
PC connectionDisplayPort 1.4 with DSC + 2× USB 3.0, through the Link Box and a 5 m fiber-optic cable
TrackingSteamVR Lighthouse: at least one base station 1.0 or 2.0 required, not included
Eye trackingNo
Controllers includedNo
Weight107 g, headset only (no strap or cable)
Warranty1 year (2 years for EU customers, according to Bigscreen)
In the box
  • Headset with Soft Strap
  • Link Box and fiber-optic cable
Compatibility

PC VR headset (wired). PC connection: DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC + 2× USB 3.0, through the Link Box and a 5 m fiber-optic cable. No console support stated by the manufacturer.

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How we score

Score out of 10, calculated in the VR headset category from the official spec sheet and the checked price, then placed on our editorial scale. Not a hands-on test. Missing criteria are removed and weights renormalized.

Raw score (weighted average)7.9/10
Displayed score (editorial scale)9.0/10
Clarity (PPD or resolution) (25%)7.5/10
Horizontal field of view (10%)7.2/10
Display type (15%)10.0/10
Max refresh rate (5%)6.0/10
PC connection (15%)10.0/10
Tracking (5%)7.0/10
Eye tracking (5%)5.0/10
Weight (5%)9.9/10
Price (15%)5.9/10

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Price checked on 29 October 2026
Data from the official Bigscreen spec sheet
Calculated score, not a hands-on test

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The two products in the same category with the closest price.

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Bigscreen Beyond 2

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9.0Excellent · out of 10
  • 32 PPD, OLED, 108°
  • PC connection: native DisplayPort
  • Checked price: €1,309
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9.1Excellent · out of 10
  • 2560 × 2560 per eye, OLED, 105°
  • PC connection: native DisplayPort
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8.5Very good · out of 10
  • 2448 × 2448 per eye, LCD
  • PC connection: DisplayPort via adapter or kit
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32 pixels per degree

Clarity stated by Bigscreen: 2560 × 2560 pixels per eye over a 108° horizontal field of view.

What Bigscreen promises

Points taken from the official manufacturer spec sheet.

  • Dual micro-OLED displays at 2560x2560 per eye (32 peak PPD), up to 90 Hz, 108° x 96° field of view (116° diagonal).
  • Headset weighs just 107 g (headset only), with per-eye adjustable IPD and pancake optics.
  • PC-only headset with SteamVR tracking: requires DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, at least one SteamVR base station; base stations and controllers are not included.
By the numbers
Clarity
32 PPD
Horizontal FOV
108°
Max refresh rate
90 Hz

Connection, tracking and contents

PC VR headset (wired). Connection: DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC + 2× USB 3.0, through the Link Box and a 5 m fiber-optic cable. Tracking: SteamVR Lighthouse: at least one base station 1.0 or 2.0 required, not included. In the box: Headset with Soft Strap, Link Box and fiber-optic cable. Per-eye IPD adjustment; glasses do not fit (magnetic prescription inserts sold separately).

By the numbers
PC connection
Native DisplayPort
Tracking
SteamVR Lighthouse
Eye tracking
No

Price and availability

Market price checked on 29 October 2026: €1,309. Price shown = headset €1,249 + Universal-Fit Light Seal €60, the cheapest face interface (one must be chosen at checkout). SteamVR base stations and controllers are not included, and Bigscreen does not sell them. Versions: With the Universal-Fit Light Seal: €1,309 (scored here); With the Custom-Fit Cushion (3D face scan on iPhone XR or newer, default option on the page): €1,369. Linked merchant: Bigscreen. The price at the merchant is the one that applies.

By the numbers
Checked price
€1,309
Merchants
1

The score in detail

Weighted average of the criteria: raw score 7.9/10, which is 9.0/10 on our editorial scale.

Clarity (PPD or resolution)

7.5/10

Weight: 25% of the overall score

Display type

10.0/10

Weight: 15% of the overall score

PC connection

10.0/10

Weight: 15% of the overall score

Price

5.9/10

Weight: 15% of the overall score

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bigscreen Beyond 2 good for sim racing?

On paper, the Bigscreen Beyond 2 offers 32 pixels per degree (2560 × 2560 per eye), a 108° horizontal field of view, a direct DisplayPort video link from the PC, without the video encoding used by Wi-Fi or USB streaming. Bigscreen notes that racing and flight sims can be played without controllers, with a wheel and pedals or a HOTAS. Most PC racing sims support OpenXR or SteamVR headsets: check the VR support of your sim before buying. This is a spec-sheet comparison, not a hands-on test.

How sharp is the Bigscreen Beyond 2?

Bigscreen states 32 PPD with 2560 × 2560 pixels per eye. Pixels per degree (PPD) measure how many pixels cover one degree of your view: the higher the figure, the easier it is to read mirrors, gauges and braking boards.

How does the Bigscreen Beyond 2 connect to a PC?

DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC + 2× USB 3.0, through the Link Box and a 5 m fiber-optic cable. The headset receives the video signal directly from the graphics card.

Does the Bigscreen Beyond 2 need base stations?

Yes. SteamVR Lighthouse: at least one base station 1.0 or 2.0 required, not included. Budget for base stations on top of the price shown if you do not own any.

Does the Bigscreen Beyond 2 work on PS5?

No console support is stated by Bigscreen. In our selection, the Sony PlayStation VR2 is the only headset for PS5.

What score does the Bigscreen Beyond 2 get?

The Bigscreen Beyond 2 scores 9.0/10 ("Excellent") in the VR headset category, ranking 6 of 13. The score is calculated from the official specs and the checked price, with no hands-on test.

How much does the Bigscreen Beyond 2 cost?

The price checked on 29 October 2026 is €1,309. It may have changed since.

What is in the box?

According to the official spec sheet: Headset with Soft Strap, Link Box and fiber-optic cable.

Where can you buy the Bigscreen Beyond 2?

We link to Bigscreen. The links go straight to the merchant.

Did you test the Bigscreen Beyond 2 hands-on?

No. This page is a spec-sheet comparison, not a hands-on test: we have not handled the product. All information comes from the official Bigscreen spec sheet and dated market prices.