Google Daydream View

The next wave of VR is coming, and it's a mobile affair. Google's successor to Cardboard is the Daydream, a softer, more innovative experience.

In October 2019, The Google Daydream View was Discontinued Earning the second-highest score out of all the mobile VR headsets that we reviewed, the...

An improvement, but there’s not much here

Google Daydream View 2 (2017) review: Price, release date and compatible phones for Google second edition virtual reality headset

The first mobile headset of Google's Daydream platform is all comfort, little cost.

My VR daily driver

The reveal of the Google's new Pixel handset – which is also the first and only Daydream-ready phone that's been announced so far – has finally set the comp...

Once upon a time there was Google Glass, which was Google’s experiment with a kind of augmented reality. Then there was Google Cardboard, which was a

The updated Google Daydream View headset offers revamped style, comfort and a growing catalog of VR content at an aggressive price.

Google Cardboard is all grown up, evolving into a new platform known officially as Google Daydream. How does the official Daydream View handset compare to other mobile VR experiences? We find out in this full review.

With a comfortable, affordable headset and a motion-sensitive controller, Daydream View gets the hardware right. Now it just needs apps.

Google's updated VR headset offers the best comfort of any VR headset, but it's lacking in really attractive apps to make the most of virtual reality.

For $79, £69 or AU$119, the Daydream View turns the Google Pixel phone into a capable entry-level VR headset -- with caveats.

Headset for Android smartphones is Pixel-exclusive but kicks off firm’s play for premium, extended VR experiences with wand-style controller