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A lot of people on your holiday list will likely want to try out virtual reality this holiday season–if they’re lucky enough to have someone who is willing to gift them a VR headset. The problem? There are a lot of options out there, and you may not know what to choose. Primarily, that will

Last updated: October 19, 2016 Virtual Reality Goggles Goggle Tech C1-Glass 3D Glasses for 3D Images & Videos on Android & iOS Smartphones (Black V2) New From: $20.00 in Stock Pros: Extremely easy to use, small and light-weight, a great way to show off virtual reality apps to friends and family. Cons: Open design makes

Samsung Gear VR – Virtual Reality Headset (US Version with Warranty) List Price: $99.99 New From: Too low to display in Stock Used From: $27.08 in Stock Pro: Best performance, best user interface, fits over glasses Con: Only works with Samsung phones Owners of late-model Samsung phones will get to experience high-quality virtual before anyone

View-Master Virtual Reality Starter Pack List Price: $29.99 New From: $13.99 in Stock Used From: $13.78 in Stock Last updated: September 6, 2016 Pro: Widely available, great price, easy to use Con: No head-strap, lenses not adjustable Despite made by one of the biggest toymakers in the world, and its kid-friendly styling, the Mattel View-Master

View-Master Virtual Reality Starter Pack List Price: $25.49 New From: $16.49 in Stock Used From: $20.85 in Stock Last updated: September 6, 2016 Pro: Widely available, great price, easy to use Con: No head-strap, lenses not adjustable Despite made by one of the biggest toymakers in the world, and its kid-friendly styling, the Mattel View-Master

Last updated: October 19, 2016 Baofeng mojing iv 4 VR Auricolare Occhiali 3D Google Cartone Per Smartphone Realtà Virtuale 3D Teatro Privato + Bluetooth Gamepad New From: $49.88 in Stock Pros: Extremely easy to use, small and light-weight, a great way to show off virtual reality apps to friends and family. Cons: Open design makes

Last updated: October 19, 2016 Pros: Extremely easy to use, small and light-weight, a great way to show off virtual reality apps to friends and family. Cons: Open design makes it less immersive and lets other people look in over your shoulder, while a lack of straps requires you to hold the headset up to

Last updated: October 19, 2016 Pro: Low price, very easy to get started, water resistant Con: Not as high-quality a video as professional-grade cameras, the sound quality isn’t great, and there’s an empty spot straight down below the camera Shooting virtual reality video seemed really difficult: multi-camera rigs, video stitching, the post-production and format conversion,

Last updated: October 19, 2016 Pro: Great optics, folds flat, easy access to smartphone screen, works with glasses. Con: Tight spring can make inserting a phone tricky. Some of you might remember AntVR because the Beijing-based company raised more than a quarter million dollars on Kickstarter last year for its high-end headset, now on the

Last updated: October 12, 2016 If pricing for the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Sony PlayStation virtual reality headsets is giving you sticker shock, check out the following five. Powered by mobile phones–instead of computers or consoles–these devices are far less expensive, yet still deliver a solid virtual reality diversion. Just click on the images

Last updated: October 12, 2016 Originally expected to release its virtual reality app for the Gear VR back in November, when Netflix released its version, Hulu VR didn’t go live until the end of March. But now that the free app is here, we wanted to see what Hulu Advertising had to offer to current

Last updated: October 12, 2016 Pro: A virtual reality bargain with a wide field of view, and is lighter than Gear VR Con: Lacks a button, or controller, for interactivity; no QR code reader for Cardboard apps Just $25, Fiit VR is a low-priced virtual reality headset that rivals cardboard competitors. Looking for innovative ways