VR headsets for phones
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Overview
Virtual reality headsets for phones represent an inexpensive entry point into extended reality. As part of the investigation of how VR (and XR in general) can be cheaply and easily used in education, several VR headset for phones were tested. This article recaps the models that were tried.
Goals and objectives
- Find several inexpensive alternatives in the VR headset arena.
- Test them for their usefulness, quality, and general value.
- Publish the results of the test so others can use our findings in their own decision-making process.
Headset models tested
We tested the headsets shown below. Here are some of the specifics of interest:
- Each of these headsets required a cellphone be inserted to operate. The viewer can watch 3D and 360-degree videos on the phone.
- All featured adjustable optics to best fit the needs of the viewer.
- All were purchased through Amazon, ranging in price for $32 to $37, give or take.
ATLASONIX 3D VR Headset
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VR SHINECON 3D VR Headset
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Google Cardboard
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VR WEAR 3D VR Glasses
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More information
Want more information on the McLAB or have an idea you would like to pursue? Contact Norb Thomes at (507) 457-5043 or nthomes@winona.edu.
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