Google Cardboard vs HTC Vive Flow

I recommend this for people who don’t want to break the bank but still want something that will even slightly be Vr, but for $15 these are amazing.

Index for me has been a great purchase, price point, beyond the tech specs is far better than any other system out there, and there are no compromises.

Also consider even something that seems deceptively simpler like Cubism. Not all great games need fancy graphics to be compelling.

The refresh rate definitely feels like it's not 90hz (it's 75). The FOV is slightly smaller than Quest 2, especially horizontal.

The experience for a newcomer like myself was exciting and fun, for about an hour. I haven’t used it since. Probs more of a gimmick for me, but a cool one.

The phone control is poor at best. It lets me navigate the menus it lets me. Click around in a video game i'll never be able to accurately shoot or do...

Taking time off did wonders for Cardboard Crack. They've actually been pretty decent since they came back.

As it stands right now, there are around 100 games/apps and most of them are okay at best.

These work well enough to evaluate whether you are entertained by a phone-based VR headset. Perhaps unsurprisingly, these are quite uncomfortable to wear, even for brief periods of time. I took foam weather stripping and stuck it in various places on the Cardboard to get some padding (mostly around the bridge of the nose). Also, the view on my phone wasn't lining up quite right if I just let the Cardboard sit on my face

This thing is dead on arrival. Facebook will sell more RayBan Stories than they'll sell of these.

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I buy these and give them to some of my clients who spend more money with me. It's good for a cardboard headset but would be better if they included a strap around your head so you don't have to hold it the entire time. Otherwise this is the best cardboard headset I've found.

But I still had to be careful while turning my head, and the feeling of carefully balancing the headset wasn’t exactly relaxing.