[Gumbopudding]

Liked how Minecraft was in ar more than vr. The hololens potential is cool.

[Freak_1988]

I am thinking abt buying a VR set...but first I want to know what is d actual difference between pc based & smartphone based VR ?

[Forbes2]

I am thinking abt buying a VR set...but first I want to know what is d actual difference between pc based & smartphone based VR ?

Massive difference in all aspects

[rday76]

i am all for cardboard as well. Gets the job done in the mean time

[armandocorti]

cardboard now but i waiting for my daydream view

[Hindoosb]

I'm thinking about buying PSVR. But I wear glasses and I don't know if I will be able to fully experience it.

[GDotHello]

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[alphacker4]

Yea I have no idea which VR to buy? Ps I'm on a tight budget

[Serj Cabanos]

Hope S7 edge would have too

[prking0905]

I would love to have a Pixel and the Daydream, but I feel that it would be a better experience to have a stand alone VR system. Either way, I cant afford either. lol

[GustavMahler]

I really can't decide between the Rift or the Vive.
I would go for the Rift for comfort and display quality/less SDE, and for the Vive for the better tracking and native roomscale support.
In the meanwhile I have enough budget for the cardboard

[Forbes2]

I really can't decide between the Rift or the Vive.
I would go for the Rift for comfort and display quality/less SDE, and for the Vive for the better tracking and native roomscale support.
In the meanwhile I have enough budget for the cardboard

Please explain how the vive has better tracking???

[Forbes2]

I would love to have a Pixel and the Daydream, but I feel that it would be a better experience to have a stand alone VR system. Either way, I cant afford either. lol

Daydream was a flop

[GustavMahler]

From a lot of reviews I've read, every reviewer said that the tracking on the Vive was more accurate, simply because of the lighthouse laser tracking being better.
I've never tried it, but from all of the impressions I've read (and I've read quite a lot) that was the conclusion.

[the_moesiah]

I own PSVR and I've played Rift and Vive a lot and I can say that the HTC Vive is by far the best VR platform available.

However, I haven't tried the Touch controllers.

I really can't decide between the Rift or the Vive.
I would go for the Rift for comfort and display quality/less SDE, and for the Vive for the better tracking and native roomscale support.
In the meanwhile I have enough budget for the cardboard

At this point, I'd wait for CES. There will be some new Vive stuff announced, I believe HTC has said that they won't be announcing a new headset but we'll see something. No Rift announcements at CES unfortunately but we'll have a better idea what early to mid 2017 will have in store for VR.

[GustavMahler]

Yes, waiting for CES is really worth it. It could really help in the decision of which headset to choose, especially if Vive will announce their new controllers.

[cactuspete23]

Novice Question ! How does one use a VR viewer if they wear glasses ? I mean, do you still wear the eyeglasses? Will wearing progressive lenses work with VR? Or do the VR lenses replace your eyeglasses?

[TechNut79]

I can only dream of having VR right now. I can't even afford a PS4. Yeah I know, woah is me.

[AlekseyShavman]

Want to buy bobovr z4, who used?

[D3SPA1R]

How does the cardboard VR feel? Is it uncomfortable? Irritating?

[the_moesiah]

I'm thinking about buying PSVR. But I wear glasses and I don't know if I will be able to fully experience it.

I have no problem wearing my glasses with my PSVR headset.