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What is the best VR goggle case for iphone?

carlosdp 11y ago
I recently bought the Knox v2, it works great with my iPhone 6
nunyabuizness 11y ago
Just bought a Pop-Tech 3D VR headset, only issue with it is that the lenses are just a tad bit too far from the phone, preventing 100% immersion: http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-Headband-Smartphones/dp/B018DYHBII http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-He...
- moron4hire 11y ago
  You're never going to get 100% immersion from any current model phone and passive viewer contraption.
  - devsquid 11y ago
    so what? its still pretty damn cool. It gives you a very good feel for what VR could be!
    - moron4hire 11y ago
      The point was the person I was replying to was saying it was the lenses preventing immersion. No, it's a fundamental limitation of the type of tech he is using. A better lens setup isn't going to help. I own four different passive viewers, one of which I built myself. I know what they are and are not good for. Two of them I carry with me everywhere. I just think we should be clear about their limitations, too.
      - nunyabuizness 11y ago
        Well while I'm not going to be running Battlefront in 3D 4k with the insane textures mod, that's not what I meant by immersion - what I meant is not being able to discern the edges of the screen, which is an unfortunate consequence of this headset since it puts the phone just a tad bit further from the lenses than a traditional Google Cardboard.
moron4hire 11y ago
I heard Apple is selling the Mattel View-Master device on their own site and will soon have it in their stores. The build quality of it looks very good and the price is not bad. I like the Wearality Sky, but not the price. It's going to be ridiculously expensive. I think it gives the best smartphone experience without additional IMU hardware like the GearVR, but not $100-125 dollars more than a regular cardboard better. The Homido Mini is very cool. It folds up and fits in your pocket. It doesn't encompass the phone, it only clips on. Looks like opera glasses, almost. And for "Google Cardboard", it might actually be ideal because you're never going to try to use it for an extended period of time, but it fulfills that role of "cheap thing to give people an idea". It's so easy to just whip out at parties or whatnot. If you want the literal cardboard box, I suggest the Unofficial Cardboard 2.0+. It modifies the Google design slightly to make it more comfortable and durable.

I recently bought the Knox v2, it works great with my iPhone 6

Just bought a Pop-Tech 3D VR headset, only issue with it is that the lenses are just a tad bit too far from the phone, preventing 100% immersion: http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-Headband-Smartphones/dp/B018DYHBII http://www.amazon.com/Pop-Tech%C2%AE-Virtual-Head-mounted-He...

moron4hire 11y ago
You're never going to get 100% immersion from any current model phone and passive viewer contraption.
- devsquid 11y ago
  so what? its still pretty damn cool. It gives you a very good feel for what VR could be!
  - moron4hire 11y ago
    The point was the person I was replying to was saying it was the lenses preventing immersion. No, it's a fundamental limitation of the type of tech he is using. A better lens setup isn't going to help. I own four different passive viewers, one of which I built myself. I know what they are and are not good for. Two of them I carry with me everywhere. I just think we should be clear about their limitations, too.
    - nunyabuizness 11y ago
      Well while I'm not going to be running Battlefront in 3D 4k with the insane textures mod, that's not what I meant by immersion - what I meant is not being able to discern the edges of the screen, which is an unfortunate consequence of this headset since it puts the phone just a tad bit further from the lenses than a traditional Google Cardboard.

moron4hire 11y ago

I heard Apple is selling the Mattel View-Master device on their own site and will soon have it in their stores. The build quality of it looks very good and the price is not bad. I like the Wearality Sky, but not the price. It's going to be ridiculously expensive. I think it gives the best smartphone experience without additional IMU hardware like the GearVR, but not $100-125 dollars more than a regular cardboard better. The Homido Mini is very cool. It folds up and fits in your pocket. It doesn't encompass the phone, it only clips on. Looks like opera glasses, almost. And for "Google Cardboard", it might actually be ideal because you're never going to try to use it for an extended period of time, but it fulfills that role of "cheap thing to give people an idea". It's so easy to just whip out at parties or whatnot. If you want the literal cardboard box, I suggest the Unofficial Cardboard 2.0+. It modifies the Google design slightly to make it more comfortable and durable.