Virtual reality is becoming a more popular mode of entertainment these days. So, what exactly is virtual reality? Virtual reality is a three-dimensional computer-generated environment with which a person can explore and interact. This person becomes part of this virtual world or is immersed in this environment and can manage objects or carry out a sequence of actions. And what are Virtual Reality headsets? Virtual Reality headsets let the user dive into the world of virtual reality. These headsets are now used for video games and trainers and simulators. With the development in technology, Virtual Reality headsets are also getting better.
1. Oculus Quest 2: The Standalone Stand-Out
The Oculus Quest 2 is a 300 USD VR headset powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset, a remarkable performance boost over the original Quest and its Snapdragon 835 chipset. It offers an immersive VR adventure in one package with no cables required (except for headset charging) and currently provides the highest resolution of any consumer VR headset at 1920 x 1832 per eye.
2. HTC Vive Pro 2
HTC Vive Pro 2 has a 120-degree field of view which expands the VR viewing experience. This increased angle will help in better alignment with your eyes and makes the experience more natural. The refresh rate of this VR is 120 Hz. This headset fits a broad range of head sizes and even serves people who wear glasses.
3. Valve Index
Valve Index is a virtual reality headset designed and manufactured by the company Valve. Valve Index is a virtual reality headset for those fully immersed in PC gaming, the specialists who already have the PC humming in the corner and want to push it to the max.
4. HP Reverb G2
The HP Reverb G2 is equipped with speakers from Valve and industry-leading lenses. Its HMD gives a high-quality resolution and immersive spatial audio. More details can be seen due to 2160 x 2160 LCD panels per eye. It also has four cameras built into the headset, which allows for tracking more movement.
5. HTC Vive Cosmos
HTC’s Vive Cosmos is a skillful VR headset. However, it has been focusing more on the greater strength of its organization and professional-centred headsets, just like the Vive Pro 2. Still, this VR headset works appropriately on its personal, and it may get admission to each SteamVR and HTC’s personal extensive Viveport library and subscription service.
6. PlayStation VR
Do you have a PS4 or PS4 Pro? Then PlayStation VR is one of the cheapest ways to play VR games, especially since you don’t need an expensive gaming PC to get a pretty high virtual reality experience. It has a field of view of 100 degrees. It has a good gaming library, is easy to set up and has a very reasonable price.
7. Google Daydream
Google Daydream is a basic VR headset that requires a Daydream-enabled smartphone to enjoy high-quality, immersive VR content. Google bundled it with a remote control that puts all the controls at your fingertips, even when your smartphone is in the earbuds. You can use it to watch your favorite movies, TV shows, sports programs and more with a full 360-degree panoramic view.
8. Irusu Monster
Irusu Monster is a light VR headset that supports multiple smartphones with a screen size of 6.69 inches. The headset is effortless to assemble. The lenses of this VR headset are entirely adjustable, resulting in a fantastic viewing experience. The brand has even equipped it with 42mm HD optical lenses so you can engross yourself in the content on your smartphone screen.
9. Irusu Play VR Plus
Irusu is known for making high-quality VR headsets that are durable and also very affordable. Irusu Play VR Plus can be used with almost all smartphones with the latest version of Android or iOS and it has a maximum screen size of 6.69 inches.
10. Procus One
Procus is an Indian company known for delivering the highest quality VR headsets at a valid price. The Procus ONE is powered by Google Cardboard technology. The headphones provide enough cushioning so you can play for long periods without discomfort. It features a magnetic attachment button on the outer case to hold the device and allows you to charge the device utilizing the available space.
