Logitech has introduced a brand new audio answer particularly created for the Meta Quest 2: It’s known as “Chorus,” and the corporate says it could possibly ship a “new level of immersive, ultra-realistic audio.” Chorus options rotating audio system and an open again kind issue that lets ambient sounds in. It was designed to slip onto the Quest 2’s headset strap till the audio system are positioned over the person’s ears. In truth, it’s going to make the VR machine look just like the Valve Index, which comes with two near-field audio system, after set up. According to The Verge, the Chorus is appropriate with each the inventory strap the Quest 2 ships with and Meta’s Elite strap.

The accent maker says Chorus’ massive open-back audio drivers guarantee customers can hear each the “big moments and the smallest details.” And whereas the add-on will not be an authentic a part of the Quest 2, it is meant to remain in place as a substitute of being eliminated after each use. It connects to the headset’s USB-C port and attracts energy from the Quest 2 itself, however because it was designed to remain plugged in, it helps USB-C passthrough. That means customers can maintain their headset charged or can join different units to it whereas Chorus can be plugged in. As The Verge notes, although, Chorus has little noise isolation and doubtless is not the only option for many who need privateness whereas watching motion pictures or exploring new experiences in VR.

Vadim Kogan, Logitech’s head of AR/VR, mentioned “Chorus enhances the fit and comfort of Meta Quest 2, while allowing those who love long play sessions to stay immersed in their favorite games and experiences through the audio integration in a comfortable design built for the VR gamer.”

Chorus will quickly be accessible from Logitech’s website and different retailers for $100.