Immerse VR - Pros & Cons

The head straps are comfortable and easy to adjust
The better your phone is
the better the experience
too
s controllers are intuitive to use and easy to hold for long periods
of low cost
comfort
and adjustability
The controllers are intuitive and easy to hold
in-game action is smooth
it stays on and doesn't shift around
it works just as well as advertised

rendering the whole thing fairly useless
muffled audio that bounces around inside the headset itself
you look absolutely bloody mental when you open the front door
no way of doing anything on the screen
VR still had a learning curve at all
the single controller was stuck in three degrees of freedom
it doesn t take much time to set up
spend at least three hours in each VR system myself
Quest 2 does not have built-in headphones
Virtual Reality tech is still in its infancy
Mobile VR is making things bulkier again
Plus pushes the limit and just barely squeezes into the front door

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Immerse Virtual Reality Headset Unboxing

Immerse VR - Full Specifications

Display source	Smartphone
Reality type	Virtual Reality

Height	6.3 in
Width	4.33 in
Depth	3.54 in
Weight	6.4 oz

Powered by battery	no

Position tracking	no
Headphone connection	External headphones required

Body material	Foam Neoprene Plastic

Compatible OS	Android IOS
Min screen size	3.5 in
Max screen size	5.7 in

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Immerse VR Immerse - Editorial Reviews (4)

Coolsmartphone

Published: 08.05.2015

Immerse - Virtual Reality Headset Review - Coolsmartphone

I reviewed the Google Cardboard some time ago. It was £2 and is (obviously) made from cardboard. It's a virtual reality headset which uses your phone as