The most interesting feature in Valve's new virtual reality system is how its controllers work in your hands.

Valve's Index Controllers have the potential to be a huge leap forward for motion-tracked controls and virtual reality, but it'll take patience—and a lot more developer support.

The Index controllers can measure how hard you're squeezing the grip, allowing for a more analogue style of manipulation. You could just lift something delicate into the air, or crush it in your fist.

Valve Index VR HMD priced at $999 with controllers & sensors The Valve Index virtual reality headset is almost here, and the company revealed the specs and price of the latest PC VR HMD to join ...

With Valve’s new Index controllers—which offer input-parity with Oculus Touch controllers—Oculus exclusive content finally feels truly playable with minimal compromise.

Accidentally breaking a motion controller or finding out your all-important headset cable has been chewed through by a pet can ruin anyone’s day, especially for a device as costly as Valve Index ...

The Valve Index controllers, in particular, seem to have a design flaw with the joystick. Many users have reported issues with the joystick’s clicking mechanism, where you are supposed to be ...

Beyond finger sensing, the Index controllers have an analog stick, two face buttons, a trackpad and of course, a trigger button.

The $999 Valve Index ships today. It’s a specialized and expensive headset, but it offers solid visuals, thoughtful design, and the coolest controllers on the market.

Valve's Index VR headset is loaded with cutting-edge tech designed to appeal to virtual reality enthusiasts.